A New DnD Podcast: Denmark & Dice Trailer

  What do you get when you cross a tiefling cleric, a half-elf druid and a human warlock, who is way too obsessed with philosophy? A new DnD podcast based on Hamlet, obviously. Without delay, we urge you to mark Dec 24th on your calendar, the day that Denmark & Dice premieres wherever you listen to podcasts.

A DnD PODCAST BASED ON HAMLET

You've seen a lot of Shakespeare plays where everything happens exactly as it is supposed to, haven't you? After all, that is part of the appeal. Well, buckle up baby, we’re about to mess with Hamlet. So much for that dude droning on about death. Now, with D&D in the mix, it is spicier than ever. For instance, there are Natural 20s, critical fails and magic swords to liven up the old plot line. Follow our main characters (Horatio, Ophelia and Hamlet) as they navigate the familiar world of murder, madness and mayhem. Basically, we've already piqued your interest. 

DENMARK AND DICE: A D&D HAMLET PODCAST

Episode 0 - “Trailer”

Did we mention the demon ghost? Plus, in addition to usurping the throne, we have cheese boards and flower puns. Sound interesting? Well, why not give Denmark & Dice a listen? The new monthly DnD podcast based on Hamlet premieres Dec 24th, wherever you listen to podcasts.   CREDITS Writers: Alonia Meyer, Aurielle Northcutt and Zia Schwartz Kinzy | Voices: Alonia Meyer, Aurielle Northcutt, Linden Meyer, Ronan Boren and Zia Schwartz Kinzy | Music: “The Magician’s Study” written by Kevin Taylor and performed by Linden Meyer | Editing: Alonia Meyer, Aurielle Northcutt and Zia Schwartz Kinzy | Graphics: Aurielle Northcutt and Beatrice Rose    Created by the ImprovEd Shakespeare teen troupe as an alternative to live theatre during the pandemic. ImprovEd Arts is a sponsored project of Austin Creative Alliance.   BEHIND THE SCENES: http://improvedshakespeare.com/ | Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/ImprovEdShakespeare/ | Twitter: http://twitter.com/2bshakespeare/ | Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/2bshakespeare/ | Pinterest: http://www.pinterest.com/2bshakespeare/