Beyond Shakespeare

Fragments: Processus Satanae - Or, Satan Vs God (Case Number 666) It's cue script time again - the text known as Processus Satanae is mostly the dialogue for the character God, with a few words as cues for the lines. It's a tricky one to date - somewhere around 1560 is the best guess, but it could come anywhere between 1500-80. The plot is simple. Satan sues God for ram raiding hell and stealing Adam, Eve and the rest of the Old Testament. This is a recording of a live presentation, recorded on Halloween 2019 at the Farmers Club in Bury St Edmunds, followed by our initial exploring session from earlier that year. You can follow a version of this text here: https://archive.org/details/p3collections02malouoft/page/238 LIVE: Rob Myson was God, Heydn McCabe was Satan, and presenter/everyone else was Robert Crighton. Exploring: The Beyond Shakespeare Irregulars were Richard Fawcett as God, with Maria Walker as mostly Angels, and Mark Scanlon as Satan. Your Host is Robert Crighton. Support the podcast by going to w