We’re never at our best when we’re hungry. But when Gabriel adds a late night rave, a drunken bicycle ride, and the heat of a Florida night, he finds the siren song of Taco Bell is impossible to resist. Inspired by a true story, this Florida crime fan fiction will make you reflect on just …
A five minute update about what’s happening with Artist Soapbox. Hint: It’s all good news!!! Transcript Hey Soapboxers! It’s Tamara here. I’m so excited to connect with you and to share an Artist Soapbox update with two big announcements. I’ve also included an audition reminder at the end. Soapboxers! The projects we have in motion …
It’s the second of TWO solo episodes by Mara Thomas. If you haven’t listened to the first one yet, then scoot on back and listen to episode 146. Mara Thomas is the MVP or VIP of ASBX. She has contributed 26 blog posts, participated in six podcast episodes thus far, and now is gifting Artist Soapbox …
147: Overcoming creative inertia. Solo episode #2 with Mara Thomas. Read More »
It’s the first of TWO solo episodes by Mara Thomas. Mara Thomas is the MVP or VIP of ASBX. She has contributed 26 blog posts, participated in six podcast episodes thus far, and now is gifting Artist Soapbox listeners with 2 solo episodes. And they are amazing. You’ll hear Mara speak with her trademark honesty, …
146: You are here. Navigating your creative journey thru the pandemic with Mara Thomas Read More »
How about a special summer treat? This episode is a short audio play for kids created by the Curious Theatre Collective. “In an effort to make our work more accessible, and with the unique opportunity provided by the COVID-19 pandemic to try something new, the Curious Theatre Collective is delighted to present Creekside with Winona, …
145: Creekside with Winona: an audio play for young audiences Read More »
The Ink Project is “a global writers’ liaison that elevates the narrative of underrepresented writers & storytelling.” How do they do that and what does that mean? I’m excited to share this conversation with Rimsha Afzal, the founder and artistic director, and Karyn Raynor, the managing director of The Ink Project. In this episode, you’ll …
144: Elevating unheard voices with Rimsha Afzal and Karyn Raynor of The Ink Project Read More »
We cover some ground in this one! Writing plays and poetry, vulnerability and transformation, strength and gentleness, mental health and healing, and process, process, creative process — my favorite topics! In this episode, you’ll hear the wisdom of poet and playwright Naima Yetunde Ince. Our starting place is Pure, Naima’s her most recent poetic memoir …
143: Another avenue to healing. Poetry and process with Naima Yetunde Ince Read More »
Dylan Bailey is a Raleigh-based theatre artist and arts educator. In this episode, Dylan talks about theatre for youth and young audiences as performer, teacher, and creator in all kinds of spaces (both virtual and in-person). This episode has a bit of everything — it’s so much fun! — you’ll hear about charcuterie, a train, …
142: Engaging young audiences with arts educator, Dylan Bailey Read More »
Storyteller Alexus Rhone is a writer, producer, artistic theologian and “revolutionary artist” devoted to candidly exploring the power of truth when ‘dressed’ in story. Her specialty is true first person narratives told by adults for adults thru her company Truth Meets Story, LLC. In this episode, we talk about vulnerability and the importance of storytelling …
Imagination + Heart + Audio Storytelling. Dive into a trio of treats with Giselle la Trent the Gazellephant, and Spotted, Blotted, Polka-Dotted: the Story of Peter the Hippo, and STUCK Stories, all three created by Matthew Hager and produced by Aggregate Theatre Company. In this episode, multi-hyphenate theatre artist Matthew Hager discusses his original audio …
