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Behind the Scenes of Jacob Chandler’s “As You Like It”

Prominent artist and sculptor Jacob Chandler recently joined Alex Whiteley on the Shrewsbury Biscuit Podcast to discuss his exhibition, “As You Like It,” at Soulton Hall.

You can find the episode via this link.

Artist Jacob Chandler in Smoke

Artist Jacob Chandler in Smoke

This captivating exhibition showed Chandler’s unique interpretation of Shakespeare’s beloved play, bringing the timeless dancing characters to life through epic prints.

Jacob Chandler's AS YOU LIKE IT show in the Moot Hall, Soulton Court

Jacob Chandler’s AS YOU LIKE IT show in the Moot Hall, Soulton Court

Chandler’s intricate sculptures, inspired by the play’s themes of dystopia, transformation, and the recovery of harmony were displayed at historic Soulton Hall, the birthplace of the play.

Jacob Chandler and some of the AS YOU LIKE IT DANCERS in Soulton Court

Jacob Chandler and some of the AS YOU LIKE IT DANCERS in Soulton Court

Visitors had the opportunity to immerse themselves in the world of “As You Like It” and appreciate the artistry and craftsmanship behind each work.

Jacob Chandler brings the world of AS YOU LIKE IT back to Soulton Hall

Jacob Chandler brings the world of AS YOU LIKE IT back to Soulton Hall

The Shrewsbury Biscuit Podcast is a love letter to the historic town of Shrewsbury, UK. Hosted by the passionate Alex Whiteley, this podcast explores the town’s rich history, culture, and vibrant community.

Retrospective sculptures in the AS YOU LIKE IT show

Retrospective sculptures in the AS YOU LIKE IT show

From interviews with local authors and artists to behind-the-scenes looks at popular festivals, the Biscuit offers a diverse range of content that celebrates the heart and soul of Shrewsbury.

Relief sculpture of Audrey in Jacob Chandler's AS YOU LIKE IT Show at Soulton

Relief sculpture of Audrey in Jacob Chandler’s AS YOU LIKE IT Show at Soulton

Soulton Hall was delighted to contribute to the Shrewsbury Biscuit Podcast and thank Alex for the opportunity to discuss the importance of local identity, Shropshire’s Shakespearean connections, and the raw talent that Jacob Chandler represents.

The Private View that opened the show.

The Private View that opened the show.