Planet Shakespeare

Ian talks with Yosemite Shakespeare's Katie Brokaw about her work of producing Shakespeare in a picturesque national park.

Gerrad Taylor interviews Director Paul Mason Barnes in this Director's Forum series.

Host Ian Gallanar talks with Doug Scholz Carlson about Shakespeare, opera and intimacy direction.

A recording of a class session from CSC's The Studio's Director's Forum Class with Seamus Miller, interviewed by Gerrad Taylor.

Host Ian Gallanar talks with Guy Roberts and Jessica Boone from the Czech Republic about Shakespeare and collaboration.

Planet Shakespeare Host Ian Gallanar speaks with artist/educator Dr. Kevin J. Costa about Shakespeare and education and other stuff.

Host Ian Gallanar talks with Lisa Wolpe, actor, director, thinker.

Host Ian Gallanar talks to actor, director, artist Lise Bruneau about performing and directing Shakespeare.

Host Ian Gallanar speaks with Matthew R Wilson.

Host Ian Gallanar talks with Lue Douthit, the Creative Director of Play On Shakespeare about her career, dramaturgy and her current project.

Planet Shakespeare host interviews Patrick Spottiswoode from Shakespeare's Globe in London.

Host Ian Gallanar talks with New York Classical's Artistic Director Stephen Burdman about his work and creative ways to produce the work of William Shakespeare and other great playwrights.

Host Ian Gallanar has a conversation with Harlem Shakespeare Festival founder and creator of Becoming Othello: A Black Girl's Journey, Debra Ann Byrd.

Ian Gallanar interviews David Prosser, Literary and Editorial Director of the Stratford Festival in Stratford, Ontario. David talks about his relationship to Shakespeare and what keeps him interested in the work.

Planet Shakespeare's series of interviews with Shakespeare theater practitioners from around the world starts with a conversation between Ian Gallanar, host and Founding Artistic Director of the Chesapeake Shakespeare Company and Actor's Shakespeare Project Artistic Director Christopher Edwards from Boston, Massachusetts. The conversation runs the gamut of Shakespeare topics including- who is Shakespeare for?