Two people on a first date contemplate “what is art?” Gallery is the fourth of six short audio fiction pieces created and produced by North Carolina artists. Artist Soapbox Shorts were specifically contributed by the artists to aid in fundraising and to get everyone excited about Jesus Pancake, the new audio fiction series in development. …
Soapboxers, Tonight, I’m getting in the Way Back Machine to travel to 2012! As the finale of their 20-21 season, Justice Theater Project is offering a filmed version of FINDING MY VOICE written and performed by the lovely Lee Galbreath. In 2012-2013, Cheryl Chamblee and I worked with Lee as creativity coaches on this piece …
Supporting the development of a one person show. FB Event 6/7/21! Read More »
Soapboxers, I hope this post finds you holding steady amidst the chaos. In case you are looking for a distraction or another way to fill your time and feel connected, here are three things I’m working on that you can access now and later this week: Available NOW: #1: I was on the radio on …
Virtual doings this week (including a workshop on July 29) Read More »
The first of two episodes featuring the work of Jacqueline E. Lawton, playwright, dramaturg, producer, and advocate for Access, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion in the American Theatre. Along with director JaMeeka Holloway-Burrell and dramaturg Jules Odendahl-James, you’ll hear Jacqueline E. Lawton discuss her new play XIX. XIX was commissioned by the Women’s Theatre Festival in …
Imagine you have just 2 days to write a 10 minute play using the following ingredients: What would you write? Might you find freedom and focus by having those restrictions? What would your bake-off ingredients look like? [Hint: This would be a great writing exercise for you to take on with a group of friends …
Treats for your ears this Saturday! Listen to The Triangle Bake-Off! Read More »
Mark Cornell is a playwright, director, and filmmaker. He has had more than 85 of his plays produced in theatres around the world. In this episode, Mark talks about his writing process for stage and film, where he finds his inspiration, and tips to keep writing. About halfway thru the interview, we dig into a …
123: Inspiration, dedication, and production with playwright Mark Cornell Read More »
Two interviews in one! The first half of this episode features Iyvon Edebiri the Artistic Director and host of the Parsnip Ship. The second half of this episode features Andrew Rincón, a playwright who was featured on The Parsnip Ship and whose play, I Wanna F**k like Romeo and Juliet is one of their most downloaded episodes. I …
122: The Parsnip Ship: Revolutionizing the Way You Hear Theatre Read More »
Tamara talks with Jessica Wright Buha, and Bilal Dardai, staff writers with Unwell, a fiction podcast about conspiracies, ghosts, and unusual families of blood and choice. Jessica and Bilal lay out the difference between writing for stage and writing for audio, the writers’ room of Unwell, the timeline, and what it’s like to write for an ongoing …
For four decades, June Guralnick has created plays, performance projects, and multi-media installations, as well as directing new works, classic plays, and developing community cultural programs. June’s work has been beamed to the Space Station as well as performed at many earth venues across the country in NY, CA, DC, NC. Please read her very …
#1: Wanna write a play this weekend? The Triangle Bake-Off has begun. This is a quick and (hopefully stress-relieving) short playwriting competition. There’s a youth category if your kids are looking for something to do – OR – perhaps this will be a way for you to blow off some steam using writing as a …
This weekend: Triangle Bake-Off & FB live interview with RDU on Stage Read More »
