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BSR_S10E34 - Conrad Benner - Streets Dept
Celebrating 15 Years of Public Art and Community Engagement - A Conversation with Conrad Benner
Join us as we explore the vibrant art scene in Philadelphia with Conrad Benner, founder of Streets Department, a platform dedicated to documenting and promoting public art for over 15 years. Discover insights about community-led projects, the impact of murals, and the future of urban art and media.
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BSR_S10E33 - Mandy Gonzalez - Everything I Know
The conversation covers Mandy Gonzalez's experience in celebrating Lin-Manuel Miranda's music, connecting with the audience, creating the show, the rehearsal process, surprises and guest stars, post-performance feelings, encouraging young artists, telling universal stories, the impact of music on society, and the In the Heights return to Broadway.
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EVERYTHING I KNOW - Mandy Gonzalez sings Lin-Manuel Miranda
https://www.ensembleartsphilly.org/rent-our-spaces/special-events-and-performances/everything-i-know
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https://mandygonzalez.com/
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https://www.instagram.com/mandy.gonzalez/
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BSR_S10E32 - Adam Howard
The podcast features a conversation with actor Adam Howard, discussing his journey in the theater community and his recent production with InisNua Theatre Company. The conversation covers his experiences, the Philadelphia theater community, and the production of 'Can't Forget About You' by David Ireland. The conversation delves into the experience of performing in a play, the impact of uncomfortable conversations, and the challenges and rewards of being a working actor. It also explores the intersection of personal and professional life, the importance of community support, and the pride in one's work.
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BSR_S10E31 - JAMES IJAMES
The conversation covers James Ijames' life post-Fat Ham, his role in teaching playwriting and living in New York, the Philadelphia theater scene, the James Ijames Pass, his response to Arden's presentation of Good Bones, writing and scale, creating an anthology and writing process, and interpreting the play on stage. The takeaways include the balance of entertainment and depth in writing and the impact of personal experiences on writing. The conversation explores the transformative power of tiny steps and the importance of community and connection. It delves into the themes of generational shifts and legacy, the formula for a Pulitzer Prize-winning play, and the management of multiple projects and ideas.
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