Seed Art Share focuses on site-specific, immersive plays, arts-integration classes, and supporting parents working in the arts. In this episode, Renee Wimberley, the Founder and Creative Director…… Read more “078: Creating shared arts experiences. The magic of Seed Art Share with Founder and Creative Director Renee Wimberley.”
Tag: collaboration
076: Putting horror on stage. YEAR OF THE MONKEY with playwright Mara Thomas.
YEAR OF THE MONKEY is part devised play, part surreal horror show centered on a squadron of warriors who use their feminine intuition, rage, rituals & nature…… Read more “076: Putting horror on stage. YEAR OF THE MONKEY with playwright Mara Thomas.”
060: Producing multi-disciplinary work. Poet Coke Ariail taps into a team of artists for BAMBOO WIND.
“Bamboo Wind is a love story in seven parts.” It’s an ambitious multimedia project that springs from a poem and taps into the talents of a team…… Read more “060: Producing multi-disciplinary work. Poet Coke Ariail taps into a team of artists for BAMBOO WIND.”
050: What’s the context? Dramaturg Alex Ripp unpacks public performance, translation, and arts criticism
What’s more important than context? This candid conversation with dramaturg Alex Ripp ranges far and wide — from making art in the Triangle to art making in Chile,…… Read more “050: What’s the context? Dramaturg Alex Ripp unpacks public performance, translation, and arts criticism”
048: How do we do the impossible? Choreographer ShaLeigh Comerford explores collaboration and sustainability
Creating a sustainable revenue stream for artists often seems impossible – how do we do the impossible? ShaLeigh Comerford, dancer, choreographer, and the Artistic Director of ShaLeigh…… Read more “048: How do we do the impossible? Choreographer ShaLeigh Comerford explores collaboration and sustainability”
You are still an artist (Cheryl Chamblee, ASBX blog post 013)
You are (still) an artist. If you haven’t thrown a pot in two years, you are still an artist. If you haven’t shown up to rehearsal since…… Read more “You are still an artist (Cheryl Chamblee, ASBX blog post 013)”
046: What are the benefits of a residency? Dasan Ahanu speaks on Black Poetry Theatre’s decade of connection.
“So much is possible.” Dasan Ahanu is a Poet, Emcee, Writer, Playwright, Performance Artist, Lecturer, and Educator in Durham, North Carolina. He is managing director and co-founder of…… Read more “046: What are the benefits of a residency? Dasan Ahanu speaks on Black Poetry Theatre’s decade of connection.”
10 ways to RESPECT THE WORK
Ooooh, an infographic based on the RESPECT THE WORK gathering! Download the pdf to use as a touchstone in your practice. Have you listened to the RTW…… Read more “10 ways to RESPECT THE WORK”
035: Soprano Andrea Edith Moore curates a career filled with classical and contemporary music
A conversation about curating a career, creating new work, and celebrating the people of this place. Soprano Andrea Edith Moore’s performances have spanned the globe from Teatro Colon…… Read more “035: Soprano Andrea Edith Moore curates a career filled with classical and contemporary music”
033: Dance, play, and dream in 54 STRANGE WORDS with Stacy Wolfson and Curtis Eller of the Bipeds
One of the rare ASBX episodes that features two artists at once! In this episode, I had the pleasure of talking with the artistic directors of the…… Read more “033: Dance, play, and dream in 54 STRANGE WORDS with Stacy Wolfson and Curtis Eller of the Bipeds”