Episode

S2E3 - Muse of Fire: A New Legacy

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As You Mic It
Published
Nov 24, 2025
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3420
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Summary

PA Shakespeare Festival continues its second season of As You Mic It with a conversation centered on this year’s theme, Legends and Legacy. In this episode, hosts Jason King Jones, Kim Carson, and Connie Behringer open with a roundtable on what defines a “legend” and how legacy takes shape within an artistic community. Later in the episode, we turn to the next generation of theatre-makers through PSF’s new Muse of Fire Project. They share what draws them to Shakespeare, why live performance matters to them, and how the program is shaping their early steps as artists. In A Peek Behind the Curtain, Kim offers insight into casting the inaugural Muse of Fire ensemble and how the project supports PSF’s commitment to mentorship, access, and legacy-building across the Festival. Hosted by: Jason King Jones, Connie Behringer, and Kim Carson Mentioned in this episode: Be a Maker of Theatre Support PSF: https://pashakespeare.org/support/ Become an Underwriter Today! Contact [email protected] for more information. Collaboration makes great theatre! Become a supporter, today! https://pashakespeare.org/support/ Join us at the Bard and Beyond Book Club For more details, visit pashakespeare.org/bookclub