TORN: Theater on Racist Negativity – 16
TORN (Theater on Racist Negativity) was launched in June 2020 by RDU on Stage and Juan Isler to address equity, […]
Eight Ways to Get Your Theater Fix and Support Local Artists this Weekend
Whether you are ready to return to in-person shows, or prefer to continue to live stream theater from the comfort of your couch, there are plenty of ways to get your theater fix this weekend.
TORN: Theater on Racist Negativity – 15
Juan Isler moderates a diverse panel of guests talking about racism in the theater and current events.
Sneak Peek of Theatre Raleigh’s New Space
Hear what Lauren Kennedy Brady has to say to RDU on Stage about the evolution of Theatre Raleigh and the company's new home.
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Live Chat with HAMILTON’S Fergie L. Philippe
Hear what Fergie L. Philippe has to say about regional theaters, puppetry, Disney, HAMILTON, and more.
IG Live with Olivier Nominee Maiya Quansah-Breed (SIX)
Hear what Olivier-nominee Maiya Quansah-Breed (Six) has to say to Mike McGee about racism in the theater, performing on the West End, and more.
Racism on Broadway’s Great White Way
This panel of acclaimed Broadway artists and creatives explores the crisis of racial discrimination on Broadway and in Regional Theatre.
Live Chat with Viral Video Patriarch Penn Holderness
Hear what Penn Holderness, patriarch of The Holderness Family, has to say to Jesse Gephart about family, parodies, and what's next.
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Ep. 81: Prageeta Sharma and Kate Morris, ON THE ROOF, IN THE TOMBS
Prageeta Sharma and Kate Morris (On the Roof, In the Tombs) talk about weaving together a classic poetic form with playwrighting to reconcile history.
Ep. 80: Ariel Zetina Opens Up About Finding Patience in the Process and the Pageantry of Politics
Hear what Chicago-based artist Ariel Zetina has to say about women's rights, finding patience in the process, and the pageantry of politics.
Ep. 79: The Black Emperor of Broadway
Hear what Adrienne Earle Pender and Ian Bowater have to say about reclaiming history and the significance of sharing Charles S. Gilpin's story now.
Ep. 78: Jennifer Natalya Fink Talks ‘Bitter Flower’
Hear what Jennifer Natalya Fink has to say about recuperating history, the Women's Movement, and her play BITTER FLOWER.
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TORN: Theater on Racist Negativity – 15
Juan Isler moderates a diverse panel of guests talking about racism in the theater and current events.
TORN: Theater on Racist Negativity – 14
TORN (Theater on Racist Negativity) was launched in June 2020 by RDU on Stage and Juan Isler to address equity, diversity, and inclusion issues within the Triangle theater community. Each week, a diverse panel discusses issues on race in an effort to nurture, engage, and educate. Juan Isler moderates.
TORN: Theater on Racist Negativity – Week 12
Juan Isler moderates a diverse panel of artists to discuss issues of race in the theater and beyond in an effort to nurture, engage, and educate.
TORN: Theater on Racist Negativity – Week 11
Juan Isler moderates a diverse group of theater artists to talk about racism in the theater industry and beyond.
Sanderson High School Devises Pandemic Inspired New Work
Hear what members of the Sanderson High School Theatre Ensemble have to say about their new pandemic inspired devised work BREAD AND CIRCUSES.
Live Chat: Contextualizing History
Playwright Judy Dove sits down (virtually) with the cast and director of her play HAIKU (Goodly Frame Theatre) to talk about bringing history to life onstage and contextualizing history through theater.
1-on-1: Timothy Locklear Interviews Rebecca Johnston
Timothy Locklear, Artistic Director of North Raleigh Arts and Creative Theatre (NRACT) interviews Rebecca Johnston (Mothers and Sons, Pippin, Bingo).
Ep. 79: The Black Emperor of Broadway
Hear what Adrienne Earle Pender and Ian Bowater have to say about reclaiming history and the significance of sharing Charles S. Gilpin's story now.
TORN: Theater on Racist Negativity – Week 12
Juan Isler moderates a diverse panel of artists to discuss issues of race in the theater and beyond in an effort to nurture, engage, and educate.
Ep. 78: Jennifer Natalya Fink Talks ‘Bitter Flower’
Hear what Jennifer Natalya Fink has to say about recuperating history, the Women's Movement, and her play BITTER FLOWER.
Five Ways to Support Triangle Theaters This Week
Quarantine, nor this pandemic, can seemingly stop the creativity of Triangle theater makers. Here are five ways to support Triangle theaters this week.
1-on-1: Timothy Locklear Interviews Laurin Floyd
Hear what Country Star Laurin Floyd has to say to her friend Tim Locklear (Artistic Producer of NRACT) about the industry, her career, and more.
Ep. 77: Light Upon a Candlestick, a Conversation with Ruth Margraff and Kamala Sankaram
Hear what Ruth Margraff and Kamala Sankaram (LOST MUSIC FROM THE HEART OF EVERYTHING) have to say about Amelia Himes Walker, activism, and music.