Reduced Shakespeare Company Podcast

Reduced Shakespeare Company Podcast


Latest Episodes

Episode 358. Podcast Commentary Track
October 14, 2013

Austin Tichenor talks over last week's podcast, providing a commentary track that answers questions, explains podcast tricks and techniques, and basically blathers for about sixteen minutes. Featuring meta modern musings, tales of editing, mild fumfering,

Episode 357. Outtakes And Extras
October 07, 2013

In many of our interviews, the conversations will veer into territories that are either off-topic or cut for time. This week get to hear two of those conversations. Reed Diamond (from Homicide, Joss Whedon's Much Ado About Nothing etc.) talks about the

Episode 356. Meeting The King
September 30, 2013

We find cool stories wherever we go and sometimes we're able to turn the microphone on to capture and share them. This week, Reed Martin talks to his student Kathy Myers, who describes the times she met Elvis Presley as a (way-too) young girl. Featuring

Episode 355. Classical Music Critic
September 23, 2013

Robert Commanday is the founding editor of the San Francisco Classical Voice and for almost thirty years was the classical music critic for the San Francisco Chronicle. Bob talks about the life of a critic; the role and function of criticism; how he trans

Episode 354. Playwright Anthony Clarvoe
September 16, 2013

Anthony Clarvoe's plays (Pick Up Ax, Ambition Facing West, Ctrl+Alt+Delete, etc) have been produced all over the US in many of the same theaters we play, yet despite us having many friends and colleagues in common, our paths have never crossed until now.

Episode 353. Remembering Chris Stevens
September 09, 2013

Austin Tichenor remembers his high school friend and college roommate Ambassador Chris Stevens in this April 2013 speech at the Center for Civic Mediation banquet honoring Chris with the Louis M. Brown Conflict Prevention Award. Featuring lawyer jokes; br

Episode 352. Our Comic Inspirations
September 02, 2013

On the opening weekend of The Complete History of Comedy (abridged), authors Reed Martin and Austin Tichenor reflect on how their early comic influences have inspired the writing of the show. Featuring favorite movies, formative stand-ups, fundamental les

Episode 351. A.D.D Comedy Podcast
August 26, 2013

Our month-long block of comedy-themed podcasts continues this week with a conversation with Improv guru, performer, teacher, improviser's improviser and RSC alum David Razowsky, who hosts (with Ian Foley) the A.D.D. Comedy Podcast, where he talks to some

Episode 350. Workshopping The ‘Comedy’
August 19, 2013

LIVE! from Stone's Sports Bar & Lounge comes this lively conversation with actors Dodds Delzell, Dan Saski, and Chad Yarish, the cast of the workshop production of The Complete History of Comedy (abridged). Featuring rehearsal reports, the advantages

Episode 349. Rocking The Casbah
August 12, 2013

Journalist and author Robin Wright talks about her book Rock The Casbah: Rage and Rebellion in the Muslim World, which chronicles youth-inspired Islamic revolts against autocrats and extremism using such pop-cultural weapons as music, comedy, and theatr