1 on 1: Mike McGee Interviews 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 Pulitzer Prize-Winner Doug Wright
Hear what Doug Wright has to say to RDU on Stage’s Lauren Van Hemert about his plays, playwrighting, and Terrence McNally.
1 on 1: Jesse Gephart Interviews Penn Holderness (The Holderness Family)
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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Live Chat with Dr. Sonny Kelly (THE TALK)
Hear what Dr. Sonny Kelly has to say to RDU on Stage about his play THE TALK, its timeliness, and where we go from here.
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Three Little Words From Your Future Self: Brace, Pace, and Grace
A couple of weeks ago, I attended the BlogHer Creators Summit. During one of the panels, TV journalist Julie Chang interviewed former professional boxer Laila Ali. Early in the conversation, Chang asked Ali: “What would you tell the Laila Ali 100 days ago?” This question nagged at me. What would I have told myself 100 days ago? Find out here.
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Review: WTF’s Virtual Fringe Festival is Off to a Strong Start
Embracing both the challenges and opportunities of technology, the Women’s Theatre Festival Fringe series streamed a variety of “live” performances on Saturday night, providing a possible glimpse of how we might be experiencing theatre as the coronavirus pandemic continues. Read what Kim Jackson has to say about the first weekend of virtual productions.
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Live Chat with Hayden Tyler
Hear what Hayden Tyler has to say to RDU on Stage about equity, accessibility, opportunity, and queer visibility on stage and off.
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Live Chat with Jacqueline E. Lawton (XIX)
Following a two-day workshopping process of Jacqueline E. Lawton’s new play XIX about the role of Black women in the women’s suffrage movement, the Women’s Theatre Festival is presenting a virtual reading of excerpts from the play during their WTF Fringe Festival. Hear what Lawton has to say in advance of the reading to RDU on Stage.
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TORN: Theater on Racist Negativity – Week Five
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. Aya Wallace moderates this panel discussion.
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TORN: Theater on Racist Negativity – Week Four
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 this panel discussion.
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Live Chat with Germona Sharp
Hear what actress, vocalist, and director Germona Sharp has to say about equity, diversity, and inclusion in the theater.
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Review: Burning Coal’s ‘Accord(ing)’ is a Stunning Respite From and Reminder Of the Times
Burning Coal Theatre’s production of Accord(ing) by co-creators and directors Bronwen Carson and Vieve Radha Price, presented in collaboration with SoundingLine Arts and TÉA Creative, is an immersive sensory experience that explores how individuals struggle with a variety of internal and external forces when making decisions. Read Kim Jackson’s review.
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11 Triangle Theater Events to Stream This Week
Help RDU on Stage support Triangle theater and theater-makers by streaming these 11 shows this week. #supportlocaltheater #supportlocalartists
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Live Chat with Former NFL Star Turned Producer Greg Ellis
Hear what former NFL football player Greg Ellis has to say about the historical significance of Juneteenth this year, the NFL, and more.
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Live Chat with Alan Campbell
Hear what Tony nominee Alan Campbell has to say about the hopes and challenges for theater artists in the current climate.