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"In honor of this week's Blue Wave, we talk to author Casey Caldwell about his new book (from Arden Shakespeare), Urban Citizenship in Early Modern Drama: Politics, Commerce, and the City, which has surprising and intense resonance with our world today. Casey shares his constant attempt to look at Shakespeare clear-eyed; how Shakespeare’s use of antithesis tells us about what kind of man he might have been; enduring quotes from The Wizard of Oz; how the term "citizen" has a very specific meaning; how – and possibly why – Shakespeare never wrote a so-called “city comedy” (one of the most popular genres of his day) but did write what Casey calls a “city tragedy;” how the subject of Casey’s dissertation evolved into the subject of his new book; and how the citizens of Rome became a metaphor for the citizens of Shakespeare’s London. (Click through to understand Austin's reference to a "Bondian supervillain.") (Length 22:32)"

"RSC actor Joseph Maudsley (William Shakespeare's Long Lost First Play (abridged)) talks about his solo show Biff to the Future, which celebrates the epic Back to the Future trilogy from the point of view of Biff Tannen, the bully in all three movies. Joe shares how Biff came to life through his experience performing with Oddsocks, Potted Potter, and the RSC; how he made new discoveries in the sacred texts; how he honors the craving to make rehearsed text sound spontaneous every single time; the power of creating your own work; leveling up from reduced production values to more elaborate stage magic; how his Biff characterization was equally inspired by original Biff actor Tom Wilson; and how you absolutely can’t hide when performing a one-person show. (Length 23:15)"

"Theater artist and church elder Seth Willis conducts post-show talkback services at the Family of Christ Presbyterian Church in Greeley, CO, home of the Greeley Garage Sale Theater, connecting the art of the theater to the mission of the congregation in both profound and emotional ways. Willis, whose production of Christopher Trumbo's Red, White, and Blacklisted runs October 23-24 & 30-31, 2026, discusses how the particular ritual came to be, his own background with both theology and the arts; the beauty of unanticipated depth and connection; and the brilliant and generous understanding that “wisdom literature” comes in many forms. (Length 21:52)"

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