Bite Your Thumb!

By: Lipp Media
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  • Welcome to ‘Bite Your Thumb’, a comedic interview show -- hosted by a hater of 'Romeo and Juliet' -- that takes guests into fair Verona to uncover why we love re-visiting, adapting, transforming and upholding this famous story. Prepare your fatal loins and pilgrim lips, and keep your nurse on stand by for a very jaded and sarcastic rediscovering of the greatest "love story" that ends in death of all time!

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Episodes
  • Act Eight - Best Of Season One (Episodes 4-7)

    Act Eight - Best Of Season One (Episodes 4-7)
    Sep 23 2020

    This week marks the offical end of Season One of BYT! But do not fret, gentle listeners, for we will not go on into that sweet night without conquering Season 2 in 2021! In the meantime, kick back and enjoy some of the laughs and thoughts we've had along the way!


    Have any questions, comments or monologues to deliver? Get in touch below!

    Instagram: @biteyourthumbpod

    Email: biteyourthumbpod@gmail.com


    Music: "Minstrel Guild" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License

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    12 mins
  • Act Seven - Jukebox Juliet w. Molly Daniels

    Act Seven - Jukebox Juliet w. Molly Daniels
    Sep 2 2020

    This week we put on our pearls, polish our opera glasses and dive into the West End madness that is the Max Martin jukebox musical '& Juliet, a camp romp that "answers" the question as to what would happen if Juliet didn't end her life at the end of the original play; certainly not going to therapy, apparently. Joining on this adventure is writer, director, actor and podcaster Molly Daniels, with whom we discuss queer representation, accessibility, how media exploits "queer pride" and "girl power" and trolls ... the Justin Timberlake one ...


    Find out more about the show and buy tickets to & Juliet

    Here's more info on the creative work of Molly Daniels

    Check out her ABC podcast Short & Curly

    James Somerton's Evil Queens: A Queer Look at Disney History


    Search Party

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    Have any questions, comments or monologues to deliver? Get in touch below!

    Instagram: @biteyourthumbpod

    Email: biteyourthumbpod@gmail.com


    Music: "Minstrel Guild" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License

    http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/


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    48 mins
  • Act Six - Revolution Romeo w. Samuel Rowe

    Act Six - Revolution Romeo w. Samuel Rowe
    Aug 20 2020

    This week we dive into Australian theatre, cultural commodities and how we're taught Shakespeare in school ultimately shapes how we perform it, with one time player of Romeo, Samuel Rowe! And is the title of this episode a Green Day pun? Yes ... yes it is.


    Click the hyperlink to find out more about PEM Studios Melbourne


    Have any questions, comments or monologues to deliver? Get in touch below!

    Instagram: @biteyourthumbpod

    Email: biteyourthumbpod@gmail.com


    Music: "Minstrel Guild" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License

    http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/


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    39 mins

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