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Shakespeare decoded. White test on a bright sky blue background. There are four simplified vector images of people facing right: A pale older man with white hair and beard wearing a kippah. The second is a woman with dark skin and closely shaved black hair and three gold ear piercings. Next is a very pale woman with bright red hair piled on top of her head, large gold hoops earrings, and black sunglasses. Finally an acrogenous person with peach skin and black hair in a coif.

Shakespeare Decoded – “Dramaturgy and Translation as the Gateway to Shakespeare Engagement”

Hosted by Jenni Stewart, Interim Artistic Director of Shakespeare Dallas, this episode explores Dramaturgy and Translation as the Gateway to Shakespeare Engagement with Yvette Nolan, Taylor Bailey and Alex Vermillion of Play On Shakespeare. 
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Shakespeare decoded. White test on a bright sky blue background. There are four simplified vector images of people facing right: A pale older man with white hair and beard wearing a kippah. The second is a woman with dark skin and closely shaved black hair and three gold ear piercings. Next is a very pale woman with bright red hair piled on top of her head, large gold hoops earrings, and black sunglasses. Finally an acrogenous person with peach skin and black hair in a coif.

Hosted by Jenni Stewart, Interim Artistic Director of Shakespeare Dallas, this episode explores Dramaturgy and Translation as the Gateway to Shakespeare Engagement with Yvette Nolan, Playwright and Translator of Henry IV Part 1 & 2, Taylor Bailey, Producing Director of Play On Shakespeare, and Alex Vermillion, Dramaturg and Communications Manager at Play On Shakespeare. 

Shakespeare Decoded, produced by Shakespeare Dallas, explores social issues in Shakespeare and features panelists who share their expertise as they explore humanity using Shakespeare as a cornerstone.

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