The Sweet Tea Shakespeare Podcast – Details, episodes & analysis

Alina, Adrian, and Harmony join the podcast to do a little ASMR, record an audition for your favorite meditation app, and talk about Sweet Tea Shakespeare's upcoming production of Everybody. Also included: why it's important to stay ripped in the afterlife, a fascinating new concept for a dating app, and many gleeful needle drops of the Danse Macabre (it's royalty-free on YouTube and no one can stop me.) Tune in for the most fun you'll ever have learning about death!

Jessie Wise, Jay Fiebig, and Noah Hodges come on the podcast to... Well, honestly, we spend a lot of time gushing about folk music. Also included: Is Romeo just a pretty idiot? Can we suss out the time period of this play by doing extensive research on railways in the Appalachians? Is The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes the toxic Romeo and Juliet retelling we all needed? Put your earbuds in and join us on our most thrilling adventure yet: navigating copyright law!

In this one, not only does Judson have the underwater graphic in the video version, but he also sounds like it. That was totally intentional.

Join us as we bring in the playwright and co-director or our production of 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea, only at the Fayetteville Pie Company. Tickets available at sweetteashakespeare.com/tickets.

Happy Holidays! In this episode, Jake and Dean discuss their history with Behold, Sweet Tea, and music in general! Not to mention, we dedicate some time near the end to slander some iconic holiday films and traditions.

Sweet Tea Shakespeare is a not-for-profit theatre company and training ground inspired by Shakespeare and the early modern period in spirit and operation. Sweet Tea Shakespeare operates in Fayetteville, Raleigh, and points beyond in North Carolina.  STS gathers diverse communities around a common table to delight in the magic of story, song, and stagecraft.  STS offers plays with pre-show activities featuring live music, Sweet Tea Shakespeare variety hours, LIT traveling shows, and other miscellaneous events. Purchase tickets at SweetTeaShakespeare.com.

This episode marks the first one where Judson walks out. Let's hear a round of applause for Traycie and Nathan for making history. 

 Sweet Tea Shakespeare is a not-for-profit theatre company and training ground inspired by Shakespeare and the early modern period in spirit and operation. Sweet Tea Shakespeare operates in Fayetteville, Raleigh, and points beyond in North Carolina.  STS gathers diverse communities around a common table to delight in the magic of story, song, and stagecraft.  STS offers plays with pre-show activities featuring live music, Sweet Tea Shakespeare variety hours, LIT traveling shows, and other miscellaneous events. Purchase tickets at SweetTeaShakespeare.com.

After the conclusion of Richard III's run, a few of the cast gather to talk about taking on heavy roles and how they kept themselves healthy and safe during it. We also talk about some acting bucket list wishes, including frying sausage naked.

Sweet Tea Shakespeare is a not-for-profit theatre company and training ground inspired by Shakespeare and the early modern period in spirit and operation. Sweet Tea Shakespeare operates in Fayetteville, Raleigh, and points beyond in North Carolina.  STS gathers diverse communities around a common table to delight in the magic of story, song, and stagecraft.  STS offers plays with pre-show activities featuring live music, Sweet Tea Shakespeare variety hours, LIT traveling shows, and other miscellaneous events. Purchase tickets at SweetTeaShakespeare.com.

On this week's episode, we are super excited to share a super exciting conversation with some super exciting people talking about a super exciting show on our super exciting podcast. 

 Sweet Tea Shakespeare is a not-for-profit theatre company and training ground inspired by Shakespeare and the early modern period in spirit and operation. Sweet Tea Shakespeare operates in Fayetteville, Raleigh, and points beyond in North Carolina.  STS gathers diverse communities around a common table to delight in the magic of story, song, and stagecraft.  STS offers plays with pre-show activities featuring live music, Sweet Tea Shakespeare variety hours, LIT traveling shows, and other miscellaneous events. Purchase tickets at SweetTeaShakespeare.com.

Poor quality in audio, excellent quality in personality. Join us for an emergency episode where Wade Newhouse, the director of Richard III, talks to us about Richard, some dream productions we'd love to be a part of, and an artist's perspective during the pandemic.

Sweet Tea Shakespeare is a not-for-profit theatre company and training ground inspired by Shakespeare and the early modern period in spirit and operation. Sweet Tea Shakespeare operates in Fayetteville, Raleigh, and points beyond in North Carolina.

STS gathers diverse communities around a common table to delight in the magic of story, song, and stagecraft.

STS offers plays with pre-show activities featuring live music, Sweet Tea Shakespeare variety hours, LIT traveling shows, and other miscellaneous events. Purchase tickets at SweetTeaShakespeare.com.

The concept of self is a complex one to tackle, so join the Sweet Tea Shakespeare crew as they chat about how the ideas of soul and identity interact with art.

Find more of Ruth's work at her website: ranelsonwriting.com

Songs in the Garden: Poems from the Land of Becoming by R. A. Nelson can be purchased here.

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This project is supported by the Arts Council in part by contributions from businesses and individuals, and through grants from the City of Fayetteville, Cumberland County and the North Carolina Arts Council, a division of the Department of Natural & Cultural Resources.

The show is produced and edited by Kailey Potter.

Listen in to Sweet Tea Shakespeare's audio drama production of Christopher Marlowe's Doctor Faustus, brought to you in two parts - you're currently listening to PART TWO.

Set in Germany at the end of the 16th century, this radio play explores the life of a brilliant and ambitious scholar named Faustus as he embarks on a dangerous quest for knowledge. After selling his soul to the Devil in exchange twenty-four years of magical abilities, Faustus and his demon companion Mephistopheles will take a journey that will drag Faustus to the gates of Hell itself.

By; Christopher Marlowe

Adapted by: Claire F. Martin

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