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Welcome to the Shakespeareances.com Interviews, where practitioners of Shakespeare—theater professionals, teachers or students, or fans of The Bard and his works—share their Shakespeareances.

The Interviews*:

Playing Juliet at the Blackfriars Playhouse, Meg Rodgers discovered things about her current self and her younger self: An interview with with one of Shakespeare's most iconic and most human characters.

DruidShakespeare's Aaron Monaghan Channels a Memory and the Real Richard Into a Momentous Portrayal of an Icon: An Interview with an "Endlessly Fascinating" Richard III

How Downsizing Leads To Supersizing Shakespeare: A Conversation with the founders of Fiasco Theater

From Mourning to Light, Tonya Beckman Plays through Two Twelfth Nights: An Interview with Olivia and Maria

Four Years, Two Immortal Enemies: A Conversation with King Richard III and Queen Margaret

Shakespeare at the Dawn of a New Generation: A Day with Brooklyn Technical High School Students

Playing the Whole Shakespeare Canon: Great Works and Good Work, Too (Jeff Watkins, Artistic Director of Atlanta's New American Shakespeare Tavern)

A Queen's Progression: Acting a Three-Arc Part (actress Sarah Fallon as Queen Margaret in Henry VI)

Love of Life, Love of a Life: Love for the Fat Knight (actor James Keegan as Falstaff in the knight's trilogy)

 

*These interviews are Q&A-formatted discussions exclusively conducted by Shakespeareances.com. A friendly warning to anybody given to rapid eye movement and ADHD tendencies: the intent of these interviews is to be thorough, meaningful conversations on a particular topic, so they are many-pages long. Each starts with a summary story for those desiring quicker digestion.