Complete Works Theatre Company Podcast: Recent Episodes
Complete Works
Almighty in depth discussions and breakdowns on plays, books and other materials in the VCE English and Literature curriculums, all from the perspective of members from Complete Works Theatre Company.
Join Andrew, Carolyn, Jess, Leah, Josh and Dom on a deep dive into the world of The Women of Troy by Euripides. Using Don Taylor's translation, the actors and creative team take a look at the themes, the world and the characters.
Join Andrew, Carolyn, Jess, Leah, Josh and Dom on a deep dive into the world of Medea by Euripides. This Q&A looks at the themes, the world of Greek Theatre and the characters.
Join Andrew, Lachie, Annabelle and Wolfgang on a deep dive analysis of William Shakespeare's famous tragedy, Macbeth. Discussing all things ambition, the supernatural and a great love story, this half an hour episode will set you up for success in they study of Macbeth.
Join Andrew, Lachie, Annabelle and Wolfgang on a deep dive analysis of Romeo & Juliet by William Shakespeare. We look at the key themes, main characters, gender roles and the queer lens.
Join Shiralee, Dushan and Kristel for a post-show discussion about The 7 Stages of Grieving by Wesley Enoch and Deborah Mailman and The Longest Memory by Fred D'Aguiar. We take a look at the themes, ideas and structures belonging to each text, and how they apply in the real world today.
Join Jack, Leah, Kashmir and Aurora on a deep dive analysis of Photograph 51 by Anna Ziegler and The Penelopiad by Margaret Atwood. We discuss the key themes, and common threads between the two texts.
Join Jack, Leah, Lachie and Sarah on a deep dive analysis of William Shakespeare's Much Ado About Nothing. We analyse the key themes and take a look at the gender disparity within the world of the play.
Join Jack, Kashmir, Jess and Louis on a deep dive analysis of Hannie Rayson's play Extinction. We analyse the key themes and ideas and take a look at character motivations.
Join Jack, Jess, Leigh and Sarah on a deep dive analysis and comparison of Arthur Miller's The Crucible, and The Dressmaker by Rosalie Ham. We take a look at the themes, ideas and structures belonging to each text.