Debs Newbold, an award-winning theater maker and storyteller, dives into the world of Shakespeare through a fresh lens. She discusses the influence of social class in his works, how storytelling techniques have evolved, and the importance of audience engagement. Debs shares personal anecdotes from her performances, emphasizing the therapeutic nature of theater and its community connections. The conversation also highlights the rich tradition of Irish storytelling and its parallels to modern narratives, creating a vibrant dialogue about culture and creativity.
