As You Mic It

PA Shakespeare Festival continues the conversation on As You Mic It through the stories we tell and the service that upholds them. In this episode, hosts Jason King Jones, Kim Carson, and Connie Behringer open with a fast-moving roundtable that introduces the 2026 season. They share quick synopses, first impressions, and what they are most eager for audiences to experience this summer. Later, JKJ speaks with Managing Director Casey Gallagher about his lasting work with PSF. He reflects on the path that brought him to the Festival, the work that shaped nearly three decades of leadership, and the partnership that drives PSF today. In A Peek Behind the Curtain, we welcome H. Lloyd Carbaugh, President of the PSF Volunteer Guild. Lloyd highlights the award winning Guild’s essential role and the many ways volunteer service strengthens PSF’s community and legacy. Hosted by: Jason King Jones, Kim Carson, and Connie Behringer PSF's Volunteer Guild Mentioned in this episode: Become an Underwriter Today! Contact podcast@pashakespeare.org for more information. Be a Maker of Theatre Support PSF: https://pashakespeare.org/support/ Join us at the Bard and Beyond Book Club For more details, visit pashakespeare.org/bookclub Collaboration makes great theatre! Become a supporter, today! https://pashakespeare.org/support/

PA Shakespeare Festival continues its second season of As You Mic It with a conversation centered on this year’s theme, Legends and Legacy. In this episode, hosts Jason King Jones, Kim Carson, and Connie Behringer open with a roundtable on what defines a “legend” and how legacy takes shape within an artistic community. Later in the episode, we turn to the next generation of theatre-makers through PSF’s new Muse of Fire Project. They share what draws them to Shakespeare, why live performance matters to them, and how the program is shaping their early steps as artists. In A Peek Behind the Curtain, Kim offers insight into casting the inaugural Muse of Fire ensemble and how the project supports PSF’s commitment to mentorship, access, and legacy-building across the Festival. Hosted by: Jason King Jones, Connie Behringer, and Kim Carson Mentioned in this episode: Be a Maker of Theatre Support PSF: https://pashakespeare.org/support/ Become an Underwriter Today! Contact podcast@pashakespeare.org for more information. Collaboration makes great theatre! Become a supporter, today! https://pashakespeare.org/support/ Join us at the Bard and Beyond Book Club For more details, visit pashakespeare.org/bookclub

PA Shakespeare Festival continues its second season of As You Mic It with a conversation that explores Shakespeare as "America's Playwright." In this episode, hosts Jason King Jones, Kim Carson, and Connie Behringer reflect on the role of theatre in the nation’s upcoming 250th anniversary and how Shakespeare’s work continues to shape our understanding of democracy, identity, and community. Later in the episode, JKJ sits with author and scholar James Shapiro, whose books Shakespeare in a Divided America and The Playbook examine how the Bard’s voice has echoed through centuries of American history. Together, they consider why Shakespeare still matters to audiences today and what his legacy means in defining the American experience In A Peek Behind the Curtain, the team shares a behind-the-scenes look at PSF’s casting process that brings the Festival’s Legends and Legacy theme to life. Hosted by: Jason King Jones, Connie Behringer, and Kim Carson Featuring: James Shapiro @pashakespeare - Follow us on Instagram! Follow us on Facebook! James Shapiro Mentioned in this episode: Become an Underwriter Today! Contact podcast@pashakespeare.org for more information. Collaboration makes great theatre! Become a supporter, today! https://pashakespeare.org/support/ Join us at the Bard and Beyond Book Club For more details, visit pashakespeare.org/bookclub Be a Maker of Theatre Support PSF: https://pashakespeare.org/support/

Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival launches its 35th season and the second season of As You Mic It! Artistic Director Jason King Jones WillPower actors David Andrew Laws, Darin "Frankie" Earl II, and Arrianna Daniels for a conversation about performing Shakespeare for thousands of students each fall. Reflecting on the 25th anniversary of PSF’s WillPower Tour, they share stories from the road, and explore what it means to bring professional theatre to audiences experiencing Shakespeare for the very first time. Hosted by Jason King Jones, Connie Behringer, and Kim Carson, this episode celebrates the artistry, education, and enduring legacy that define PSF’s 35th season, Legends and Legacy. Stay Connected: Follow As You Mic It and the Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival on social media for more behind-the-scenes insights and exciting festival updates. Follow Arrianna Daniels Follow Darin Frankie Earl Follow David Andrew Laws Mentioned in this episode: Become an Underwriter Today! Contact podcast@pashakespeare.org for more information. Collaboration makes great theatre! Become a supporter, today! https://pashakespeare.org/support/ Collaboration makes great theatre! Become a supporter, today! https://pashakespeare.org/support/ Join the Bard and Beyond Book Club! For more details, visit pashakepeare.org/bookclub

As the curtain falls on another unforgettable summer, the hosts Jason King Jones, Kim Carson, and Connie Behringer gather around the mic for a warm, reflective, and joy-filled season wrap-up. From moving performances and behind the stage memories, this episode revisits favorite moments on stage and off, and celebrates the artists and audiences who made it all possible. Whether you joined us in the theater, in the park, or from afar, this conversation is a love letter to the power of live storytelling and the creative community that makes it thrive. If you’ve ever wondered what it feels like to be part of a summer theatre festival, this episode is a backstage pass to the heart of it all. Special Thanks: Much gratitude to Chuck Gloman, Jarret Brown, and all of DeSales University for helping us launch this podcast journey. Stay Connected: Follow As You Mic It and the Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival on social media for more behind-the-scenes insights and exciting festival updates. Mentioned in this episode: Prepare Yourself for Some Drama! Get tickets now at pashakespeare.org or by calling our box office at 610.282.9455! Be a Maker of Theatre Support PSF: https://pashakespeare.org/support/ Collaboration makes great theatre! Become a supporter, today! https://pashakespeare.org/support/ Prepare Yourself for Some Drama! Get tickets now at pashakespeare.org or by calling our box office at 610.282.9455! Become an Underwriter Today! Contact podcast@pashakespeare.org for more information.

As You Mic It: In the Spotlight goes behind the scenes of two uniquely PSF productions in the 2025 Summer Theatre Series. Artistic Director Jason King Jones talks with Greg Wood, Susie Stevens, and Tony Lawton about Timon of Athens, presented through the Festival’s signature Extreme Shakespeare approach. Director Matt Pfeiffer shares his process in finding the fun for this year’s Shakespeare for Kids, featuring Hamlet. From stripped-down intensity to high-energy storytelling for young audiences, this episode showcases the creativity and range that define a PSF summer. Special Thanks: Much gratitude to Chuck Gloman, Jarret Brown, and all of DeSales University for helping us launch this podcast journey. Stay Connected: Follow As You Mic It and the Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival on social media for more behind-the-scenes insights and exciting festival updates. Shakespeare For Kids - Tickets and Free Library Tour Tickets for Timon of Athens Support PSF by donating today Mentioned in this episode: Collaboration makes great theatre! Become a supporter, today! https://pashakespeare.org/support/ Collaboration makes great theatre! Become a supporter, today! https://pashakespeare.org/support/ Prepare Yourself for Some Drama! Get tickets now at pashakespeare.org or by calling our box office at 610.282.9455! Become an Underwriter Today! Contact podcast@pashakespeare.org for more information.

As You Mic It: In the Spotlight shines the light on this season’s repertory production of Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead. Artistic Director Jason King Jones sits down with actor Ian Merrill Peakes (The Player) and scenic designer Brian Sydney Bembridge for an inside look at Tom Stoppard’s witty and mind-bending companion piece to Hamlet. Together, they explore the play’s existential humor, theatrical absurdity, and the layered experience of performing and designing within a shared repertory world. From the shifting boundaries of fate and performance to the magic of a transformative set, this conversation reveals what makes Rosencrantz and Guildenstern a perfect match for PSF’s Undiscovered Countries season. Special Thanks: Much gratitude to Chuck Gloman, Jarret Brown, and all of DeSales University for helping us launch this podcast journey. Stay Connected: Follow As You Mic It and the Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival on social media for more behind-the-scenes insights and exciting festival updates. Colon Cancer Foundation Brian Sydney Bembridge Tickets for Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead Tickets for Hamlet Support PSF by donating today

As You Mic It: In the Spotlight shines the light on this season’s repertory productions of Hamlet and Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead. Artistic Director Jason King Jones sits down with Biko Eisen-Martin (Hamlet), and David Pica and Pepin (Laertes and Ophelia) to discuss Shakespeare’s timeless tragedy as a profound exploration of grief, revenge, and the boundaries between madness and clarity. Join us for a compelling conversation about their creative paths, insights into these beloved characters, and why Hamlet continues to captivate audiences today. Special Thanks: Much gratitude to Chuck Gloman, Jarret Brown, and all of DeSales University for helping us launch this podcast journey. Stay Connected: Follow As You Mic It and the Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival on social media for more behind-the-scenes insights and exciting festival updates. Research Links Mentioned in this episode: Prepare Yourself Prepare yourself for some Drama Collaboration makes great theatre! Collaboration makes great theatre, both onstage and off. Support PSF today! https://pashakespeare.org/support/ Become an Underwriter Today! Collaboration makes great theatre, both onstage and off. Become an underwriter of As You Mic It! Contact podcast@pashakespeare.org for more information.

We’re taking the show right into the heart of our community! Recorded in front of a live audience during Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival’s annual Community Day, this special episode of As You Mic It: In the Spotlight celebrates the people, programs, and performers that make our summer season so extraordinary. In Act 1, we shine a light on the PSF Summer Education Initiative, featuring two of this year’s inspiring educator participants. Act 2 brings together 2025 performers and Friends of the Festival, Grace Gonglewski, Maboud Ebrahimzadeh, Sean Close, and Isaiah Stanley, for a spirited conversation about art, ensemble, and returning to PSF summer after summer. In Act 3, we close with A Peek Behind the Curtain, testing audience knowledge and sharing behind-the-scenes trivia from the season. It’s a celebration of connection, creativity, and community and we’re so glad you’re here for it. Special Thanks: Much gratitude for Chuck Gloman, Jarret Brown, and all of DeSales University for helping us launch this podcast journey. Tickets for A Raisin In The Sun Tickets for Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead Tickets for Hamlet The Linny Fowler WillPower Tour - Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival - The Linny Fowler WillPower Tour is the centerpiece of the Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival’s educational programming. Schedule your school for the Fall 2025 tour of The Scottish Play. Support PSF by donating today - Here are just a few examples of the many ways you can support the Festival: Donate through your retirement account and designate your Required Minimum Distribution as a tax-free gift to PSF. Set-up a planned gift to PSF through your will or estate plan. Many companies match charitable donations made by their employees and, in some cases, also retirees. Contact your employer to determine if your contribution is eligible for a match! Mentioned in this episode: Collaboration makes great theatre! Collaboration makes great theatre, both onstage and off. Support PSF today! https://pashakespeare.org/support/ Become an Underwriter Today! Collaboration makes great theatre, both onstage and off. Become an underwriter of As You Mic It! Contact podcast@pashakespeare.org for more information.

As You Mic It: In the Spotlight shines the light on this season's production of Lorraine Hansberry’s A Raisin in the Sun. It's a powerful American masterwork of dreams, dignity, and generational resilience. Jason King Jones sits down with Brandon Burton and Noelle Dianne Johnson, who portray Walter Lee and Ruth Younger, for a conversation about family, legacy, and what this iconic play still has to say to audiences today. Special Thanks: Much gratitude for Chuck Gloman, Jarret Brown, and all of DeSales University for helping us launch this podcast journey. Stay Connected: Follow As You Mic It and the Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival on social media for more behind-the-scenes insights and exciting festival updates. Historical Context of A Raisin in the Sun | Chicago Public Library Tickets for A Raisin In The Sun Harlem | The Poetry Foundation - The title of Lorraine Hansberry's A Raisin In The Sun was borrowed from Langston Hughes’s poem, “Harlem," sharing the story of the deferred dreams of the Younger family.

Big laughs and even bigger personalities take center stage in this episode of As You Mic It: In the Spotlight! Artistic Director Jason King Jones sits down with director Jennifer Childs to talk about staging Mel Brooks’ outrageous musical comedy The Producers at PSF. Then, Associate Producer Connie Behringer catches up with Scott Greer and Michael Doherty—our fearless Max and Leo—for a behind-the-scenes look at the chemistry, chaos, and comedic timing it takes to pull off this Broadway classic. Special Thanks: Much gratitude for Chuck Gloman, Jarret Brown, and all of DeSales University for helping us launch this podcast journey. Stay Connected: Follow As You Mic It and the Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival on social media for more behind-the-scenes insights and exciting festival updates. Tickets for The Producers! Calendar: Prologues, Talkbacks, and more 1812 Productions - 1812 Productions is dedicated to creating theatrical works of comedy and comedic works of theater that explore and celebrate our sense of community, our history, and our humanity. Co-Founder and Producing Artistic Director, Jennifer Childs joins us for Episode 4. Mentioned in this episode: Collaboration makes great theatre! Collaboration makes great theatre, both onstage and off. Support PSF today! https://pashakespeare.org/support/ Prepare Yourself Prepare yourself for some Drama Become an Underwriter Today! Collaboration makes great theatre, both onstage and off. Become an underwriter of As You Mic It! Contact podcast@pashakespeare.org for more information.

Get primed for Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival’s 2025 Undiscovered Countries Season with our Prologue mini-episodes. In this installment, Director of Education and Community Engagement, Kim Carson unpacks Timon of Athens, Shakespeare’s biting exploration of friendship, generosity, and betrayal. As part of our Extreme Shakespeare series, this production leans into original practices: no director, no designers, just a fearless ensemble of actors diving headfirst into the text. It’s raw, fast, and deeply human. It's an unpredictable journey into the heart of generosity and the cost of betrayal. Special Thanks: Much gratitude to Chuck Gloman, Jarret Brown, and all of DeSales University for helping us launch this podcast journey. Stay Connected: Follow As You Mic It and the Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival on social media for more behind-the-scenes insights and exciting festival updates. Tickets for Timon of Athens Calendar: Prologues, Talkbacks, and more Support PSF by donating today - Here are just a few examples of the many ways you can support the Festival: Donate through your retirement account and designate your Required Minimum Distribution as a tax-free gift to PSF. Set-up a planned gift to PSF through your will or estate plan. Many companies match charitable donations made by their employees and, in some cases, also retirees. Contact your employer to determine if your contribution is eligible for a match! Mentioned in this episode: Collaboration makes great theatre! Collaboration makes great theatre, both onstage and off. Support PSF today! https://pashakespeare.org/support/ Become an Underwriter Today! Collaboration makes great theatre, both onstage and off. Become an underwriter of As You Mic It! Contact podcast@pashakespeare.org for more information.

The Bard hits the road in this episode of As You Mic It: In the Spotlight! Connie Behringer talks with Jason King Jones about PSF’s Play On! Community Tour of Much Ado About Nothing, the lively, family-friendly Shakespeare comedy. Then, Jason chats with India Proffit and Ryan Plunkett, our Beatrice and Benedick, about bringing wit, romance, and Shakespearean banter to parks and public spaces across the Lehigh Valley. Send your questions for our up coming AMA to  podcast@pashakespeare.org. Special Thanks: Much gratitude for Chuck Gloman, Jarret Brown, and all of DeSales University for helping us launch this podcast journey. Stay Connected: Follow As You Mic It and the Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival on social media for more behind-the-scenes insights and exciting festival updates. "Play On!" Community Tour Schedule - Don't miss your chance to see our free summer tour! Support PSF by donating today The Linny Fowler WillPower Tour - Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival - The Linny Fowler WillPower Tour is the centerpiece of the Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival’s educational programming. Schedule your school for the Fall 2025 tour of The Scottish Play. Mentioned in this episode: Become an Underwriter Today! Collaboration makes great theatre, both onstage and off. Become an underwriter of As You Mic It! Contact podcast@pashakespeare.org for more information. Prepare Yourself Prepare yourself for some Drama Collaboration makes great theatre! Collaboration makes great theatre, both onstage and off. Support PSF today! https://pashakespeare.org/support/

Get primed for Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival’s 2025 Undiscovered Countries Season with our Prologue mini-episodes. In this installment, Director of Education and Community Engagement, Kim Carson, guides us through the absurdist adventures, existential quandaries, and comedic pitfalls awaiting Shakespeare’s most famously sidelined duo in Tom Stoppard’s Rosencrantz And Guildenstern Are Dead, a playful dive into identity, fate, and the uncertainties hidden between the lines of Hamlet. Special Thanks: Much gratitude to Chuck Gloman, Jarret Brown, and all of DeSales University for helping us launch this podcast journey. Stay Connected: Follow As You Mic It and the Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival on social media for more behind-the-scenes insights and exciting festival updates.

Ready to dive into something epic? In this special bonus episode of As You Mic It: In the Spotlight, we’re pulling back the curtain with the brilliant mind behind Penelope—composer and creator Alex Bechtel. Get the inside scoop on how a Greek myth became a bold new musical packed with heart, humor, and haunting melodies.  Penelope opens May 30 at the Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival.  It's a short run, so don’t miss your chance  to experience this unforgettable journey. Special Thanks: Much gratitude to Chuck Gloman, Jarret Brown, and all of DeSales University for helping us launch this podcast journey. Stay Connected: Follow As You Mic It and the Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival on social media for more behind-the-scenes insights and exciting festival updates. Mentioned: Mary Oliver (I go down to the shore) Mentioned: Penelopiad Mentioned: Madeline Miller - Circe Penelope - Album by Alex Bechtel | Spotify - Take a listen to the haunting music of Penelope. Penelope - Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival - One Woman. One Mic. One Epic Night with PENELOPE. A Co-production with Theatre Horizon Music and Lyrics by Alex Bechtel Book by Alex Bechtel, Grace McLean, and Eva Steinmetz Directed by Eva Steinmetz May 28 to June 8 | Schubert Theatre No more waiting in the wings—Penelope takes center stage, and she’s got some things to say. With bourbon in hand, she grabs the mic to deliver her side of the story, recounting her twenty-year wait on the small island of Ithaca while her husband, Odysseus, was off playing hero. This witty musical flips the script on the dutiful wife history wants you to believe in—Penelope’s done being a footnote in her husband’s epic; this time, she’s writing her own odyssey. With soulful songs, razor-sharp storytelling, and an onstage band doubling as her modern-day Greek chorus, Penelope transforms the tale you thought you knew into a solo cabaret act like no other. It’s raw, fiery, and fiercely original as she steps out of the shadows to set the record straight, and she’s not holding back. This isn’t just a retelling; it’s a revolution. Running Time: Approximately 70 minutes, with no intermission. Content Advisory: Contains mild adult language and themes. Recommended Age: 13+ Support PSF by donating today Mentioned in this episode: See your name here! Become an underwriter for As You Mic It, and you can see your name here! Contact podcast@pashakespeare.org for more information.

Get primed for Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival’s 2025 “Undiscovered Countries” season with our Prologue mini-episodes. In this installment, Director of Education and Community Engagement, Kim Carson, guides us through the ghostly encounters, existential questions, and the delicate line between madness and truth in Hamlet, Shakespeare’s timeless exploration of fate, identity, and the shadowy paths of revenge. Special Thanks: Much gratitude to Chuck Gloman, Jarret Brown, and all of DeSales University for helping us launch this podcast journey. Stay Connected: Follow As You Mic It and the Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival on social media for more behind-the-scenes insights and exciting festival updates. Calendar: Prologues, Talkbacks, and more Tickets for Hamlet Support PSF by donating today Mentioned in this episode: See your name here! Become an underwriter for As You Mic It, and you can see your name here! Contact podcast@pashakespeare.org for more information.

Get primed for Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival’s 2025 “Undiscovered Countries” season with our Prologue mini-episodes. In this installment, Director of Education and Community Engagement, Kim Carson, walks us through the dreams deferred, generational tensions, and hard-won hopes at the heart of A Raisin in the Sun, a powerful journey into the uncharted territories of identity, legacy, and home. Special Thanks: Much gratitude for Chuck Gloman, Jarret Brown, and all of DeSales University for helping us launch this podcast journey. Stay Connected: Follow As You Mic It and the Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival on social media for more behind-the-scenes insights and exciting festival updates. Tickets for A Raisin In The Sun Support PSF by donating today Harlem | The Poetry Foundation - The title of Lorraine Hansberry's A Raisin In The Sun was borrowed from Langston Hughes’s poem, “Harlem," sharing the story of the deferred dreams of the Younger family. Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival - Discover the exciting 2025 Summer Theatre Series!

Get primed for Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival’s 2025 “Undiscovered Countries” season with our Prologue mini-episodes.  In this episode, Director of Education and Community Engagement, Kim Carson, guides us through the tap‑dancing accountants, oversized ambitions, and outrageous laughs that make The Producers a dazzling leap into our “Undiscovered Countries.” Tickets are going fast, so get them now! Visit pashakespeare.org to secure your seat. While there, subscribe to our newsletter to stay informed about exclusive updates and offers. Special Thanks: Much gratitude for Chuck Gloman, Jarret Brown, and all of DeSales University for helping us launch this podcast journey. Stay Connected: Follow As You Mic It and the Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival on social media for more behind-the-scenes insights and exciting festival updates. Tickets for The Producers at PSF Calendar: Prologues, Talkbacks, and more Mentioned in this episode: PSF Charts Its Way Toward Undiscovered Countries The Producers: Previews begin June 11! See your name here! Become an underwriter for As You Mic It, and you can see your name here! Contact podcast@pashakespeare.org for more information.

Get primed for Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival’s 2025 “Undiscovered Countries” season with our Prologue mini-episodes.  In this debut, Director of Education and Community Engagement, Kim Carson unpacks Penelope, Alex Bechtel’s genre‑bending musical that finally gives Homer’s steadfast queen her own epic, where waiting becomes heroism and myth meets modern storytelling.  Tickets are now available! Visit pashakespeare.org to secure your seat. While there, subscribe to our newsletter to stay informed about exclusive updates and offers. Special Thanks: Much gratitude for Chuck Gloman, Jarret Brown, and all of DeSales University for helping us launch this podcast journey. Stay Connected: Follow As You Mic It and the Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival on social media for more behind-the-scenes insights and exciting festival updates. Penelope - Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival - One Woman. One Mic. One Epic Night with PENELOPE. A Co-production with Theatre Horizon Music and Lyrics by Alex Bechtel Book by Alex Bechtel, Grace McLean, and Eva Steinmetz Directed by Eva Steinmetz This isn’t just a retelling; it’s a revolution. Running Time: Approximately 70 minutes, with no intermission. Content Advisory: Contains mild adult language and themes. Recommended Age: 13+ Support PSF by donating today Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival - Discover the exciting 2025 Summer Theatre Series! Mentioned in this episode: See your name here! Become an underwriter for As You Mic It, and you can see your name here! Contact podcast@pashakespeare.org for more information. Prepare yourself for some drama! Join us for Penelope: Previews begin May 28!

Two plays, one castle, countless perspectives. In our final pre‑season episode, director Lindsay Smiling reveals his fresh take on Hamlet, while host‑turned‑guest Jason King Jones flips the script with Tom Stoppard’s Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Are Dead. Kim Carson pulls back the curtain on outreach programs that carry these stories from the stage to parks, libraries, and classrooms across the Lehigh Valley. Hit Follow so you don’t miss our Prologue mini‑episodes, bonus drops, live Community Day recording, and upcoming AMA—send your questions to podcast@pashakespeare.org. Tickets are now available! Visit pashakespeare.org to secure your seat. While there, subscribe to our newsletter to stay informed about exclusive updates and offers. Special Thanks: Much gratitude for Chuck Gloman, Jarret Brown, and all of DeSales University for helping us launch this podcast journey. Stay Connected: Follow As You Mic It and the Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival on social media for more behind-the-scenes insights and exciting festival updates. Calendar: Prologues, Talkbacks, and more Info: Summer Educator Intensive Tickets for Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead Tickets for Hamlet Support PSF by donating today Support PSF by donating today Mentioned in this episode: PSF Charts Its Way Toward Undiscovered Countries The Producers: Previews begin June 11!