As You Mic It

Venturing into the uncharted territory of Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival's 2025 Summer Theatre Series, “Undiscovered Countries," we examine how boundaries are tested and transcended. Hosts Jason King Jones, Kim Carson, and Connie Behringer guide you through the absurdist edge of Rosencrantz And Guildenstern Are Dead, the introspective depths of Hamlet, and a conversation with special guest Akeem Davis, director of A Raisin in the Sun.Harlem | The Poetry Foundation - The title of Lorraine Hansberry's A Raisin In The Sun was borrowed from Langston Hughes’s poem, “Harlem," sharing the story of the deferred dreams of the Younger family.Mentioned in this episode:Become an Underwriter Today!Contact [email protected] for more information.Collaboration makes great theatre!Become a supporter, today! https://pashakespeare.org/support/

Join Jason King Jones, Kim Carson, and Connie Behringer as they explore one of theater’s most compelling questions: Do we control our destinies, or are we bound by fate? Through lively discussion and insightful reflection, the hosts unpack the themes of free will and fate woven through this year's 2025 Summer Theatre Series Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival lineup.Tickets are now available! Visit pashakespeare.org to secure your seat and subscribe to our newsletter for exclusive updates and offers.Special Thanks:Our gratitude to Father Kevin Nadolski,  Chuck Gloman, Jarret Brown, and all of DeSales University for helping us continue this podcast journey.Stay Connected:Subscribe to As You Mic It and follow the Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival on social media for more behind-the-scenes insights and festival updates.Mentioned in this episode:Become an Underwriter Today!Contact [email protected] for more information.Collaboration makes great theatre!Become a supporter, today! https://pashakespeare.org/support/

Welcome to As You Mic It!In our premiere episode, Jason King Jones, Kim Carson, and Connie Behringer, guide you through an exciting first look at Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival’s vibrant 2025 Season themed "Undiscovered Countries."Tickets are now available! Visit pashakespeare.org to secure your seat. While there, subscribe to our newsletter to stay informed about exclusive updates and offers. Special Thanks:A warm thank you to Chuck Gloman, Jarret Brown, and all of DeSales University for helping us launch this podcast journey.Stay Connected:Subscribe to As You Mic It and follow the Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival on social media for more behind-the-scenes insights and exciting festival updates.Calendar: Prologues, Talkbacks, and moreSupport PSF by donating todayThe Linny Fowler WillPower Tour - Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival - The Linny Fowler WillPower Tour is the centerpiece of the Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival’s educational programming. Now in its 24th year, WillPower has served more than 230,000 students and has a well-established reputation for excellence. For any questions, please contact Kim Carson, Director of Education and Community Engagement at [email protected] in this episode:Become an Underwriter Today!Contact [email protected] for more information.Collaboration makes great theatre!Become a supporter, today! https://pashakespeare.org/support/