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Wed, Jul 30, 2008 -- 10:00 AM
On Shakespeare -- Roger Rees and Jess Winfield
In the first half hour we talk with actor and writer Roger Rees, a record-holder for his 150 performances as Hamlet. Rees is the writer and star behind the one-man show "What You Will," now at the ACT. He joins us for a conversation about what he calls his complicated relationship with Shakespeare. In the second half hour we welcome Jess Winfield, co-founder of the Reduced Shakespeare Co. for a conversation on his book "My name is Will: A Novel of Sex, Drugs and Shakespeare."
Host: Michael Krasny
More info:
- Roger Rees interview : An in-depth interview with Roger Rees from KQED's "The Do List"
- What You Will -- Tickets : Tickets and information on "What You Will"
- Roger Rees -- What You Will : KQED coverage of Roger Rees's new show "What You Will," now at the American Conservatory Theater
