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Love’s Labor’s Lost – Episode 3 – Play On Podcasts

Translated by Josh Wilder. Directed by Nelson T. Eusebio III. Audio play by Catherine Eaton.
Set at Howard University in the 1930s, this production features an all-Black cast with sound design and music composition by Lindsay Jones. In the Play On Podcast series Love’s Labour’s Lost, everyone is a traveler and music is universal! Featuring Tonya Pinkins, Russell G. Jones, Ashley Bryant, Tiffany Rachelle-Stewart, Walter Coppage, and Matthew Elijah Webb.

Love’s Labor’s Lost – Episode 4 – Play On Podcasts

Translated by Josh Wilder. Directed by Nelson T. Eusebio III. Audio play by Catherine Eaton.
Set at Howard University in the 1930s, this production features an all-Black cast with sound design and music composition by Lindsay Jones. In the Play On Podcast series Love’s Labour’s Lost, everyone is a traveler and music is universal! Featuring Tonya Pinkins, Russell G. Jones, Ashley Bryant, Tiffany Rachelle-Stewart, Walter Coppage, and Matthew Elijah Webb.

Love’s Labor’s Lost – Episode 5 – Play On Podcasts

Translated by Josh Wilder. Directed by Nelson T. Eusebio III. Audio play by Catherine Eaton.
Set at Howard University in the 1930s, this production features an all-Black cast with sound design and music composition by Lindsay Jones. In the Play On Podcast series Love’s Labour’s Lost, everyone is a traveler and music is universal! Featuring Tonya Pinkins, Russell G. Jones, Ashley Bryant, Tiffany Rachelle-Stewart, Walter Coppage, and Matthew Elijah Webb.

Love’s Labor’s Lost – Episode 6 – Play On Podcasts

Translated by Josh Wilder. Directed by Nelson T. Eusebio III. Audio play by Catherine Eaton.
Set at Howard University in the 1930s, this production features an all-Black cast with sound design and music composition by Lindsay Jones. In the Play On Podcast series Love’s Labour’s Lost, everyone is a traveler and music is universal! Featuring Tonya Pinkins, Russell G. Jones, Ashley Bryant, Tiffany Rachelle-Stewart, Walter Coppage, and Matthew Elijah Webb.

Love’s Labor’s Lost – Episode 7 (Final) – Play On Podcasts

Translated by Josh Wilder. Directed by Nelson T. Eusebio III. Audio play by Catherine Eaton.
Set at Howard University in the 1930s, this production features an all-Black cast with sound design and music composition by Lindsay Jones. In the Play On Podcast series Love’s Labour’s Lost, everyone is a traveler and music is universal! Featuring Tonya Pinkins, Russell G. Jones, Ashley Bryant, Tiffany Rachelle-Stewart, Walter Coppage, and Matthew Elijah Webb.

Othello – Episode 1 – Play On Podcasts

Translation by Mfoniso Udofia,
Directed by Victor Malano Maog,
Audio play by Catherine Eaton.
Mfoniso Udofia’s unsparing translation of Shakespeare’s cruelest tragedy unmasks the ravages of prejudice and racism with unflinching honesty, revealing a world where bodies can be dispossessed by the meanest of minds.

Othello – Episode 2 – Play On Podcasts

Translation by Mfoniso Udofia,
Directed by Victor Malano Maog,
Audio play by Catherine Eaton.
Mfoniso Udofia’s unsparing translation of Shakespeare’s cruelest tragedy unmasks the ravages of prejudice and racism with unflinching honesty, revealing a world where bodies can be dispossessed by the meanest of minds.

Othello – Episode 3 – Play On Podcasts

Translation by Mfoniso Udofia,
Directed by Victor Malano Maog,
Audio play by Catherine Eaton.
Mfoniso Udofia’s unsparing translation of Shakespeare’s cruelest tragedy unmasks the ravages of prejudice and racism with unflinching honesty, revealing a world where bodies can be dispossessed by the meanest of minds.

Othello – Episode 4 – Play On Podcasts

Translation by Mfoniso Udofia,
Directed by Victor Malano Maog,
Audio play by Catherine Eaton.
Mfoniso Udofia’s unsparing translation of Shakespeare’s cruelest tragedy unmasks the ravages of prejudice and racism with unflinching honesty, revealing a world where bodies can be dispossessed by the meanest of minds.

Othello – Episode 5 – Play On Podcasts

Translation by Mfoniso Udofia,
Directed by Victor Malano Maog,
Audio play by Catherine Eaton.
Mfoniso Udofia’s unsparing translation of Shakespeare’s cruelest tragedy unmasks the ravages of prejudice and racism with unflinching honesty, revealing a world where bodies can be dispossessed by the meanest of minds.