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Shakespeare Speeches: Iago

http://blip.tv/cassius614/shakespeare-speeches-iago-6280106

Iago’s motivations and jealousies, grounded in his Act I Scene I introduction, yield many moments to be mined in the rest of the play. In this episode, I posit that Iago’s motivations revealed therein are distressingly understandable for a modern audience.

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Shakespeare’s Themes: Hamlet’s Truth Tests

http://blip.tv/cassius614/shakespeare-themes-hamlet-s-truth-tests-6221101

Why does Hamlet confide in Horatio and not anyone else? Here’s my theory! Also, NYC’ers, here’s the company that performed the production of Hamlet that inspired me to re-examine this particular set of related moments in the play that add up to Hamlet and Horatio’s unique relationship. Take a peek, it’s a company very worth checking out. http://www.theshakespeareforum.org/