Tammy and Luke explore and review the 2009 St Louis Shakespeare production of Shakespeare's Edward III.
EPISODE NOTES: Among others. Some people don’t think Shakespeare wrote Shakespeare, and as a podcast, our official position on that is *blows a raspberry*. It’s without question, however, that some Shakespeare plays weren’t written by him alone, and that throughout history some plays that weren’t considered to be written by him, were. The latest addition to the canon is Edward the Third, a work considered canonical and noncanonical on and off since the late eighteenth century, and through modern computer text analysis in the early 2000s is now believed to contain about 40% text written by Shakespeare. The only recording of this play that we could find was recorded by St Louis Shakespeare, a small professional company out of Missouri in the United States, recorded with a single camera in the very best low definition video that 2009 had to offer. But, we made a commitment to watch the complete works, so we got our copies of the script out, and got to business.
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Editing by Tammy Sarah Linde and Luke O'Hagan
Music by Luke O'Hagan
Audio excerpt from Henry V used under a Creative Commons License from Archive.org - license available here: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0/
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