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    • Seasons >
      • Season One >
        • S1 E1: Defining Verse Drama
        • S1 E2: Content Dictates Form
        • S1 E3: Schwumpf, There It Is
        • S1 E4: Heresy!
        • S1 E5: So You Think You Know Scansion?
        • S1 E6: Whose Line (Ending) Is It Anyway?
        • S1 E7: What's My Line (Ending)?
        • S1 E8: First Folio and Emotive Formatting
        • S1 E9: The Rules of Emotive Formatting
        • S1 E10: Silences, Spacing, Stage Directions & Shared Lines
      • Season Two >
        • S2 E1: The Earliest Arthur: Thomas Hughes
        • S2 E2: Verse Drama Meets Opera: John Dryden
        • S2 E3: Burlesque and Verse Drama: Henry Fielding's "Tom Thumb"
        • S2 E4: Defenestrating Lancelot!
        • S2 E5: Empowering Guinevere
        • S2 E6: More Hovey, More Honey
        • S2 E7: Melodrama!
        • S2 E8: Gilbert and Sullivan Do King Arthur...Kinda
        • S2 E9: King Arthur and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Play
        • S2 E10: New Arthur, New Millennia
        • S2 E11: A Philosophical "King Arthur" by Lucy Nordberg
        • S2 E12: The First Folio in the 21st Century: Daniel James Roth's "The Tragedy of King Arthur"
        • S2 E13: Stage Violence and Verse: "The Table Round" & "The Siege Perilous" by Emily C. A. Snyder (2019)
      • Season Three >
        • S3 E1: So You Think You Know Soliloquies?
        • S3 E2: Redefining Verse Drama, Pt. 1 - Four Types of Verse
        • S3 E3: Deep Dive: Exploring Hamlet's Seven Soliloquies
        • S3 E4: Deep Dive: Exploring Macbeth's Soliloquies
        • S3 E5: The Villain Soliloquies: Richard III, Iago, Edmund Don John...and Petruchio?
        • S3 E6: "Madness" in Soliloquy:- Re-examining King Lear, Lady Macbeth and Ophelia
        • S3 15: Discovering Character Through Line Breaks - Part 3
    • Bonus Episodes >
      • Interviews >
        • Interview: Tim Carroll
        • Interview: Peter Oswald
        • Interview: Glyn Maxwell
        • Interview: Kasia Lech
        • Interview: Caeden Musser
        • Interview: Deb Victoroff
      • Round Tables >
        • Round Table of the Round Table: Lucy Nordberg, Daniel James Roth, Emily C. A. Snyder
        • Round Table: Daniel James Roth, Grace Bardsley, Benedetto Robinson
      • BAR(D) TALKS
      • Unhinged Rants
  • Additional Resources
    • Types of Verse >
      • What is Verse?
      • Prose vs. Poetry
    • Meter and Scansion >
      • What is Meter?
      • Rhythm and Prosody
      • Stressed and Unstressed Syllables
      • Prosody (Wikipedia)
    • Contemporary Verse Dramatists >
      • 18th Century
      • 19th Century
      • 20th Century
      • 21st Century
    • Timeline of Arthurian Verse Drama
  • Patreon
    • Fractured Atlas

Round Table of the Round Table:
Lucy Nordberg, Daniel James Roth, Emily C. A. Snyder

Biographies

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Lucy Nordberg (she/her)

Lucy Nordberg (playwright) is a writer and producer, and is co-founder of film production company Moving Pictures Theatre. She has recently written and co-produced Time and Tide, a trilogy of short films starring Greta Scacchi, John Locke and Samuel West. Her scripts include King Arthur, an ambitious modern take on the legend, which was performed at the Edinburgh Festival, and subsequently picked by arts impresario Richard Demarco for a large-scale production at Craigcrook Castle. Her work has also gained academic attention, including a workshop of King Arthur at the Cambridge University Shakespeare Conference. Lucy was later involved in a crosscultural production for UIBE University in China: Chinese students adapted Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream, with Lucy creating new blank verse for the script, which was performed in both countries. Visit the Moving Pictures Theatre website here
Moving Pictures
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Daniel James Roth (he/him)

Daniel James Roth (playwright) is an actor/writer/director.  His writing endeavors have spawned scripts for plays, musicals, and television, as well as lyrics and fiction.  His first completed script was a libretto for a brand new musical titled All's Fair: A New Musical, for which he also wrote the lyrics and some of the music.  Daniel co-wrote a short play for a 24 Hour Play festival, titled Dawn of the War of the Planet of the Vegans (and yes, it was as ridiculous as it sounds).  Most recently, Daniel's television pilot, Children of Avalon, was a finalist in the Los Angeles International Screenplay Awards, and a quarterfinalist in the Stage 32 Sci-Fi/Fantasy Screenwriting Contest.  To learn more about Daniel, visit www.daniel-james-roth.com
Daniel James Roth Website
Daniel James Roth on New Play Exchange
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Emily C. A. Snyder (she/they)

Emily C. A. Snyder (playwright) is the Executive Director/Founder of TURN TO FLESH PRODUCTIONS, and the host of several TTF podcasts, including Hamlet to Hamilton and DM Me!  She is the premiere international scholar on writing verse drama.  Her Cupid and Psyche had its New York Premiere in 2014 to sold out audiences.  Her plays have been seen worldwide, from Christchurch, New Zealand to Dublin, Ireland.  She is also a classical actor and director, having directed a dozen of Shakespeare's plays, and acted in pretty much all of the rest.  She really, really, really, really likes verse.
Emily C. A. Snyder Website
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CHATTING ABOUT...

King Arthur
by Lucy Nordberg

Coming Soon from
Moving Pictures
Photos of King Arthur by Lucy Nordberg, part of the Edinburgh Festival (2009).  Photos courtesy of Lucy Nordberg.
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The Tragedy of King Arthur
by Daniel James Roth

Available on New Play Exchange
The Tragedy of King Arthur on New Play Exchange
Photo: The first reading of The Tragedy of King Arthur by Daniel James Roth (2019) at The Lost Colony.  Photo courtesy of Daniel James Roth.
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The Table Round and
The Siege Perilous
by Emily C. A. Snyder

Available on New Play Exchange
The Table Round and the Siege Perilous on New PLay Exchange
Photo: Guinevere meets King Arthur in Camelot at the New York Workshop of Emily C. A. Snyder's The Table Round and The Siege Perilous (2019) performed at The Shakespeare Forum.  Photo courtesy of Lisa LaGrande.
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  • Home
    • Team
    • Turn to Flesh Productions
    • DM Me Podcast
  • Episode Guide
    • Seasons >
      • Season One >
        • S1 E1: Defining Verse Drama
        • S1 E2: Content Dictates Form
        • S1 E3: Schwumpf, There It Is
        • S1 E4: Heresy!
        • S1 E5: So You Think You Know Scansion?
        • S1 E6: Whose Line (Ending) Is It Anyway?
        • S1 E7: What's My Line (Ending)?
        • S1 E8: First Folio and Emotive Formatting
        • S1 E9: The Rules of Emotive Formatting
        • S1 E10: Silences, Spacing, Stage Directions & Shared Lines
      • Season Two >
        • S2 E1: The Earliest Arthur: Thomas Hughes
        • S2 E2: Verse Drama Meets Opera: John Dryden
        • S2 E3: Burlesque and Verse Drama: Henry Fielding's "Tom Thumb"
        • S2 E4: Defenestrating Lancelot!
        • S2 E5: Empowering Guinevere
        • S2 E6: More Hovey, More Honey
        • S2 E7: Melodrama!
        • S2 E8: Gilbert and Sullivan Do King Arthur...Kinda
        • S2 E9: King Arthur and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Play
        • S2 E10: New Arthur, New Millennia
        • S2 E11: A Philosophical "King Arthur" by Lucy Nordberg
        • S2 E12: The First Folio in the 21st Century: Daniel James Roth's "The Tragedy of King Arthur"
        • S2 E13: Stage Violence and Verse: "The Table Round" & "The Siege Perilous" by Emily C. A. Snyder (2019)
      • Season Three >
        • S3 E1: So You Think You Know Soliloquies?
        • S3 E2: Redefining Verse Drama, Pt. 1 - Four Types of Verse
        • S3 E3: Deep Dive: Exploring Hamlet's Seven Soliloquies
        • S3 E4: Deep Dive: Exploring Macbeth's Soliloquies
        • S3 E5: The Villain Soliloquies: Richard III, Iago, Edmund Don John...and Petruchio?
        • S3 E6: "Madness" in Soliloquy:- Re-examining King Lear, Lady Macbeth and Ophelia
        • S3 15: Discovering Character Through Line Breaks - Part 3
    • Bonus Episodes >
      • Interviews >
        • Interview: Tim Carroll
        • Interview: Peter Oswald
        • Interview: Glyn Maxwell
        • Interview: Kasia Lech
        • Interview: Caeden Musser
        • Interview: Deb Victoroff
      • Round Tables >
        • Round Table of the Round Table: Lucy Nordberg, Daniel James Roth, Emily C. A. Snyder
        • Round Table: Daniel James Roth, Grace Bardsley, Benedetto Robinson
      • BAR(D) TALKS
      • Unhinged Rants
  • Additional Resources
    • Types of Verse >
      • What is Verse?
      • Prose vs. Poetry
    • Meter and Scansion >
      • What is Meter?
      • Rhythm and Prosody
      • Stressed and Unstressed Syllables
      • Prosody (Wikipedia)
    • Contemporary Verse Dramatists >
      • 18th Century
      • 19th Century
      • 20th Century
      • 21st Century
    • Timeline of Arthurian Verse Drama
  • Patreon
    • Fractured Atlas