You may know our guest Peter Oswald from his translation of Schiller's Mary Stuart, but we're here to chat with him, in this latest installment of our "Bar(d) Talk" series, about his time as the first new verse dramatist at Shakespeare's Globe, writing for no less than Mark Rylance.  But Oswald's verse career didn't stop there: he's been finishing Schiller's unfinished verse plays, as well as writing more original pieces of his own.  Here he talks about the highs and lows of being one of the first authors to kick off our current 21st Century Renaissance of contemporary verse drama.
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