Culture on My Mind
Shakespearean Comedy: Love, Mistaken Identities, and Social Satire
August 6, 2024
I’m playing catch-up with the Theater and Musical Lovers YouTube Channel.
The channel and its associated Facebook group were established as an unofficial gathering of Dragon Con attendees who love theater, musicals, and the performing arts. Their goal is to create a community of fellow thespians and fans at the convention.
In this performance, the thespians go classical with an enchanting journey into the world of Shakespearean comedy. Join Sarah, Cate, Stephanie, Carly, and Rivka as they unravel the delightful tapestry of love, mistaken identities, and social satire found in Shakespeare’s comedic masterpieces. Uproarious antics, mischievous characters, and witty wordplay lead to timeless shows that have delighted audiences for centuries.
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The Theater and Musical Lovers Group will be hosting more of these panels. If you’re interested in participating or have some topic ideas in mind, head over to the group on Facebook and drop them a line. You can also find them on Instagram and coming soon on TikTok.
You can find Gary and Sarah on the socials: On Twitter, they are Gary_Mitchel, SarahRose_KPK, and Daisuki_Suu; on Instagram, they are Gary_Mitchel and Daisuki_Suu; and Gary’s horror-themed podcast he hosts with Erin McGourn is A Podcask of Amontillado. Of course, the Theater & Musical Lovers channel can be found on YouTube.
Culture on My Mind is inspired by the weekly Can’t Let It Go segment on the NPR Politics Podcast where each host brings one thing to the table that they just can’t stop thinking about.
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