We return to August Strindberg, having realized he was far more interesting than appeared at first glance. Two women meet in a Cafe, and neither of them has a secret criminal past! But we still discover who is the stronger of the two of them. Maybe. Zil delivers a performance of a lifetime, Kay learns the value of quickly reviewing a script before recording, and both agree that drinking absinthe in Berlin dive bars is cool.

Expect sincere performances, wandering character voices, irreverent commentary, and the occasional derailment. Whether you’re a literature nerd, a theatre kid, or someone who just likes hearing old shows get roasted, welcome!

We move into another show, August Strindberg's Pariah, or The Outcast. Two men meet with mysterious criminal pasts and engage in a duel of words and wits. Or something. Listen, it was written by a very out-there Swede while corresponding with a certain German nihilist, so it gets weird. Come check it out.

Expect sincere performances, wandering character voices, irreverent commentary, and the occasional derailment. Whether you’re a literature nerd, a theatre kid, or someone who just likes hearing old shows get roasted, welcome!

We start our first double digit episode with a look at Louise Bryant's one and only show: The Game, a Morality Play in One Act. We figure out who wins the fate of the hapless 'Youth' and incredibly named 'Girl' AND Kay teaches Zil how to say Bryant!

Expect sincere performances, wandering character voices, irreverent commentary, and the occasional derailment. Whether you’re a literature nerd, a theatre kid, or someone who just likes hearing old shows get roasted, welcome!