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A podcast with Marco Martinelli Playwright and theatre director Marco Martinelli (co-founder of Teatro delle Albe) discusses his community-theatre projects, past and future, in Italy, France, and London, involving amateur actors, school children, and young adults, using Aristopha ...  Show more

A podcast with Oliver Taplin and Giovanna Di Martino This episode of the Staging the Archive podcast brings together Professor Oliver Taplin (Emeritus Professor Oxford) and Dr Giovanna Di Martino (UCL) to discuss Sicily's privileged relationship with ancient Greek drama. They tak ...  Show more

Italian Stories In Italian is the podcast for those who want to get to know Italy beyond "pizza, pasta, and mandolin." Each episode explores a different aspect of Italian culture, especially curiosities and contradictions that you might not be familiar with.Barbara is the founder ...  Show more

On this episode, stories about the theater, performing, and life on the stage. This episode was hosted by Marc Sollinger.StorytellersRose L finds that playing Jesus in her school’s passion play is trickier than one might expect.Honor Finnegan tries out for the musical, Annie.Podc ...  Show more

📝 Get FREE Episode Worksheet 👄 Improve Your Pronunciation In this episode, Charlie reunites with his long-time friend Matthew, to discuss his immersive theatre experience in London. Matt attended "Burnt City," an event that combines theatre with audience interaction. They explo ...  Show more

Plato’s Symposium, his philosophical dialogue on love, or eros, was probably written around 380 BCE, but it’s set in 416, during the uneasy truce between Athens and Sparta in the middle of the Peloponnesian War. A symposium was a drinking party, though Socrates and his friends, h ...  Show more