Podcasts

Why Shakespeare? in which Victoria asks why? Why do people have such complex relationships with Shakespeare and why do they do it, practice it, revere it or shun it? Why is it still such a strong part of the British theatrical landscape as well as a worldwide phenomenon? With guests ranging from actors, directors, students, academics, musicians to sceptics, she explores a wealth of material, from methods to madness, about what it means to do Shakespeare today. Whether you celebrate him, question him, or can’t stand him, this show uncovers what keeps his words buzzing in our world (and our ear!) today.

Listen to Writer and Director Victoria Gartner's interview on BBC Radio Bristol by Steve Yardley about Bard in the Yard on Sunday 15 August 2021.

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In this episode of Stefanie Ginster's Career Conversations, Victoria talks to her about not "settling for anything other than your dreams."

Shakespeare Goes Viral is a podcast inspired by the critically-acclaimed theatre project Bard in the Yard. In these 5 episodes, learn more about how Shakespeare wrote in plague quarantine and what key Bard themes inspired writer and director Victoria Gartner. Produced by La Souris Verte and Will & Co with support from the Swiss Cultural Fund UK.

In this episode of the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust podcast, Victoria talks to Dr. Anjna Chouhan about everything Shakespeare, from Will to Bard in the Yard.