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Warning: This podcast discusses adult themes and theatre scenes of an erotic nature.

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Blood. Violence. Passion. Wine. This episode has it all, as we discuss the Stratford Festival production of Bakkhai, a new translation of Euripides' Bacchae by Ann Carson. 

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We apologize for a few audio glitches, especially around the eleven minute mark. We thought this episode was worth sharing anyway and hope you enjoy it.

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Find out more about the Stratford Festival production of Bakkhai, including photos and a video trailer, on the production's website.

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You can read more about the Twitches & Itches production of Euripides' Bacchae in January 2017 in the Brock News.

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