Katy Koop interviews Shea Stanley, one of the writers in The Food for Thought Project, a year-long lab for aspiring audio dramatists.This is Part Four in a…… Read more “The Food for Thought Project Part Four: Writer Shea Stanley”
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The Food for Thought Project Part Three: Writer Tori Grace Nichols
Katy Koop interviews Tori Grace Nichols, one of the writers in The Food for Thought Project, a year-long lab for aspiring audio dramatists. This is Part Three…… Read more “The Food for Thought Project Part Three: Writer Tori Grace Nichols”
The Food for Thought Project Part Two: Writer Ashley-Ruth Bernier
Katy Koop interviews Ashley-Ruth Bernier, one of the writers in The Food for Thought Project, a year-long lab for aspiring audio dramatists. This is Part Two in…… Read more “The Food for Thought Project Part Two: Writer Ashley-Ruth Bernier”
The Food for Thought Project Part One: The Producers
Katy Koop interviews Aurelia Belfield and Tamara Kissane, the producers of The Food for Thought Project, about the impetus, process, and inspiration that drives this year-long lab…… Read more “The Food for Thought Project Part One: The Producers”
132: Collaborative Writing 1: Jesus Pancake
Have you ever written with other people? I don’t mean in the same room all quietly chipping away at your individual writing — I mean have you…… Read more “132: Collaborative Writing 1: Jesus Pancake”
Dangerous: Declaration of Love Episode 7
The Declaration of Love Project is an anthology of 11 short audio pieces written by North Carolina playwrights all inspired by the same writing prompt — “declaration…… Read more “Dangerous: Declaration of Love Episode 7”
Upcoming event: Join us for Public Works on November 24!
Grateful for this preview in INDYWeek today! Join us this Sunday, Nov. 24 and again on December 8. Details below. “Tamara Kissane, the playwright and Artist Soapbox…… Read more “Upcoming event: Join us for Public Works on November 24!”
031: Festival Production Manager for the Women’s Theatre Festival, Katy Koop, keeps it all on track
Based in Raleigh NC and founded in 2016, the Women’s Theatre Festival (WTF) creates, produces, and promotes extraordinary theatre by women. Each play in their summer festival was…… Read more “031: Festival Production Manager for the Women’s Theatre Festival, Katy Koop, keeps it all on track”