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BSR_S09E22 - SPACE OPERA - Obvious Agency
Today on the podcast:
Cat Ramirez and Daniel Park drop by to talk about SPACE OPERA, a roleplaying, theatrical spectacle taking place over several days from Obvious Agency. Here is my interview with Cat and Daniel for SPACE OPERA.
ABOUT OBVIOUS AGENCY
Obvious Agency creates interactive, experiential art that ranges from the personal, to the institutional, to the ridiculous. Blending theatrical and digital arts, we create spaces where participants can co-create their own experiences through first-hand exploration of the worlds we create. Always serious, always silly, we believe that by helping create and define culture, we can create systemic and interpersonal change.
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BSR_S09E21 - Susan Chase - Mother’s Day
Today on the podcast:
Susan Chase drops in to talk about her upcoming production, “Mother’s Day - A theatrical Homage to the Women Who Made Us”. Here is my interview with Susan Chase for “Mother’s Day”.
FOR MORE INFORMATION: https://www.theatreexile.org/renters-in-exile/susan-chase
BSR_S09E20 - Theatre Exile 2024-25 Season
Today on the podcast:
Producing Artistic Director, Deborah Block drops in to talk about Theatre Exile’s 28th season with more to come. Here is my interview with Deborah Block of Theatre Exile.
And, stick around until the end to find out how you can win tickets to the next Theatre Exile production, Glitter In The Glass by R.Eric Thomas.
FOR MORE INFORMATION: https://theatreexile.org
BSR_S09E19 - Reckless Romance - QTG - DeAnna S. Wright
In this engaging podcast episode, host Darnelle Radford speaks with Deanna Wright, an actress involved in the Quintessence Theater's production of Reckless Romance, featuring Midsummer Night's Dream and Antony and Cleopatra. Deanna shares her journey from Florida to Philadelphia, her experiences in the theater, and her reflections on playing the iconic roles of Cleopatra and Oberon. The conversation delves into the challenges and joys of acting, the significance of gender roles in Shakespeare's works, and the personal growth that comes from embodying such powerful characters. In this conversation, DeAnna S. Wright discusses her experiences portraying iconic characters Oberon and Cleopatra, reflecting on the creative process, the importance of costume design, and the power of theatricality. She shares insights on personal growth, audience engagement, and the limitless possibilities that come with embracing one's artistic journey.
FOR MORE INFORMATION: https://quintessencetheatre.org