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Bill & Will, part 2: “King John, continued”
After I saw “King John” at the Folger, I listened to the “No Holds Bard” podcast episode about it.
Next: “Henry IV, part 1” and “Merry Wives of Windsor.”
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Bill & Will, part 1: “King John”
Note: this is a “bucket list” quest, not a “by the end of the year” goal.
Therefore…
I’ve got a few more thoughts about the show, but I wanted to get this comic up while you can still get tickets at the Folger (it’s running through Dec. 2).
In brief: the Bastard is great, and Arthur’s mother Constance has a fantastic monologue about grief. I understand why it’s little-performed, but I say ee it if you can — you won’t get another chance any time soon!