"Teaching Shakespeare" by Keir Cutler, PhD

"Teaching Shakespeare" is a parody of a college Shakespeare class, and a portrait of a frustrated actor turned frustrated professor struggling to keep his teaching position, despite terrible student evaluations.
Filmed before a live audience at the 2000 Montreal Fringe Festival. "Teaching Shakespeare" has won multiple awards, and has been performed consistently since its debut in 1999.
"I remember "Teaching Shakespeare" as one of the most enjoyable Fringe productions of the last decade. Actor/academic Keir Cutler gave us Dr. Keir, a self-styled Shakespeare expert giving a university class. It was the class from hell. Keir pulled off the amazing feat of feeding you some fascinating minutiae about Shakespeare while leaving you laughing at the awesome ineptitude of the teacher."
Colin MacLean, Edmonton Sun
For more info, www.keircutler.com

[@harishnunkoo509]

Where have you been hiding man!!!!!!!! Great performance !!!!!!
I teach Shakespeare !!!!!!! I mean I try to !!!!!!

[@keircutler]

Thank you so much.
Haven't been hiding anywhere. Been performing this show consistently since 1999 in Canada and the US.

[@harishnunkoo509]

Well, I live in this part of the world where folks like you happen to me like magic.
Lucky to have found you Sir. I used lots of your stuff when teaching Shakespeare. You're very good. I love the humour the most.
Good luck and keep the great performance going.
Cheers.