Trobár Acts?!? The Second Shepherd's Play

Warning: This month’s episode of Trobár Talks is so bad that we can only imagine you all using it as blackmail material years from now. Regardless, we wish everyone a happy holiday season and promise to do better in 2022!! *******

In the episode we read excerpts of The Second Shepherds’ Play in a modern translation (with a few semi-appropriate musical insertions).

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Ed. Candace Ward

Reprint of The Second Shepherds’ Play, Everyman and Other Early Plays translated by Clarence Griffin Child (Boston: Houghton Mifflin Company, The Riverside Press, 1910)