Socially-Distant Soliloquies
Socially-Distant Soliloquies is inspired in part by the wild success of the end result of our MadLib the Bard! game and in part by the successful Shakespeare Solos series on the Guardian’s website that uses popular actors from British stage and screen. We have invited our ensemble to take part by choosing any set speech, soliloquy, or sonnet they wish and performing it in a mundane (and socially distant) environment like an empty playground, their front porch, or while on a neighborhood walk for the camera.
Already in this playlist you’ll find entries from Sadie Lockhart, Salem Brophy, Ned Averill-Snell, Roxanne Fay, Cornelio Aguilera, Amy E. Gray, Michael C. McGreevy, Matt Acquard and Giles Davies.
We’ll release videos to this showcase as we receive them! Please also make sure to check out our One From the Vaults series! We’ve expanded the series concept to not only include personal tours through Jobsite memories from our ensemble but also scenes and songs from past performances.
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Socially-Distant Soliloquies | Nicole Jeannine Smith
Nicole Jeannine Smith performs from Shakespeare’s Hamlet Act III, scene 3.
Socially-Distant Soliloquies | Sadie Lockhart
Sadie Lockhart performs Shakespeare’s Sonnet 116.
Socially-Distant Soliloquies | Salem Brophy
Salem Brophy offers his take on Viola from Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night.
Socially-Distant Soliloquies | Matt Acquard
Matt Acquard offers his take on Benedick’s Act II, scene 3 monologue.
Socially-Distant Soliloquies: Roxanne Fay
Roxanne Fay performs monologues from Macbeth and Othello
Socially-Distant Soliloquies | Amy E. Gray
Amy E. Gray offers a Tamora monologue from Titus Andronicus.
Socially-Distant Soliloquies | Michael C. McGreevy
Michael C. McGreevy performs Shakespeare’s Sonnet 29.
Socially-Distant Soliloquies | Cornelio Aguilera
Cornelio Aguilera performs Shakespeare’s Sonnet 123.
Socially-Distant Soliloquies | Ned Averill-Snell, Cassiu
Ned Averill-Snell offers Cassius’ speech to Brutus from Julius Caesar.
