One could say absolutely nothing, one could say absolutely everything. Whether it's a plot device or a way to show the audience more about what a character believes or feels, violence seems to serve a purpose in the world of Shakespeare. But after listening to what Dave and Tyler have to say, what do you think? Listen to us anywhere you find your podcasts! Follow us on Instagram: @TheRingsideRogues Music Free By: @NewOldTavern
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One could say absolutely nothing, one could say absolutely everything. Whether it's a plot device or a way to show the audience more about what a character believes or feels, violence seems to serve a purpose in the world of Shakespeare. But after listening to what Dave and Tyler have to say, what do you think? Listen to us anywhere you find your podcasts! Follow us on Instagram: @TheRingsideRogues Music Free By: @NewOldTavern
Words help all of us relate to our favorite characters on screen, on stage, and in the ring. But in each of these mediums, there are times where stories rely on the physical aspect and not verbal. How can we relate to our characters when they don't say anything? Listen to us anywhere you find your podcasts! Follow us on Instagram: @TheRingsideRogues Music Free By: @NewOldTavern
The Ringside Rogues
One could say absolutely nothing, one could say absolutely everything. Whether it's a plot device or a way to show the audience more about what a character believes or feels, violence seems to serve a purpose in the world of Shakespeare. But after listening to what Dave and Tyler have to say, what do you think? Listen to us anywhere you find your podcasts! Follow us on Instagram: @TheRingsideRogues Music Free By: @NewOldTavern
