Winter's Tale 301

In this in-depth 301 episode, we dive right into the strange little mind of David Garrick, the famous 18th century Shakespeare actor and super-fan, and his adaptation of The Winter’s Tale: “Florizel and Perdita.” We read a few scenes side-by-side for you from Shakespeare and Garrick so you can judge for yourself who did it better. Equally important, Jess sings a song (written by Garrick for Perdita), and we gossip a little bit about some personal and ShakesBubble happenings. Don’t start this episode if you can’t finish it… ;)

Here are the gossip items:

1. Lyn Gardner has an answer for the Telegraph article we talked about last week.

2. Fred C. Adams (Utah Shakes founder) passed away on Feb. 6.

3. SHAKESPEARE GYM LOLZ

“The Garrick Start” (David Garrick in Richard III) painted by William Hogarth, 1745.

“The Garrick Start” (David Garrick in Richard III) painted by William Hogarth, 1745.

“The Garrick Start” (David Garrick in Richard III) painted by William Hogarth, 1745.

“The Garrick Start” (David Garrick in Richard III) painted by William Hogarth, 1745.

“The Garrick Start” (David Garrick in Richard III) painted by William Hogarth, 1745.

“The Garrick Start” (David Garrick in Richard III) painted by William Hogarth, 1745.