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Explore " feminist theater" with insightful episodes like "The Tempest Project, Episode 2", "The Parker Project, Episode 1 , Too Bad", "The Macbeth Project, Episode 2", "The Macbeth Project, Episode 1" and "Exploring Feminist Theatre and the Baltimore Scene: A Conversation with Lee Conderacci" from podcasts like ""Rough Magic Performance Company Podcast", "Rough Magic Performance Company Podcast", "Rough Magic Performance Company Podcast", "Rough Magic Performance Company Podcast" and "The Truth In This Art"" and more!
Episodes (5)
The Parker Project, Episode 1 , Too Bad
DIRECTED BY GEORGE KELLER
WRITTEN BY ASHAWNTI SAKINA FORD AND CATHERINE JUSTICE
SOUND DESIGN AND ENGINEERING BY TAJ RULER
The Parker Project is brought to you by Rough Magic Performance Company, a professional theater company dedicated to supporting women artists and telling women’s stories.
“Too Bad” was adapted from the Dorothy Parker Short Story by Catherine Justice and “Too Good” was written by Ashawnti Sakina Ford and Catherine Justice.
The cast of the Parker Project includes Ashawnti Sakina Ford, Alayne Hopkins, Catherine Justice, Taj Ruler, and Eric Sharp.
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While all of the Dorothy Parker works in this podcast are within the public domain, Ms. Parker bequeathed her estate to the NAACP. We encourage anyone who would like to honor her legacy and strive for racial equity in America to donate to them at www.naacp.org
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This activity is made possible by the voters of Minnesota through a grant from the Minnesota State Arts Board, thanks to a legislative appropriation from the arts and cultural heritage fund.
The Rough Magic Performance Company Podcast is made possible, in part, by donors to RMPC and by the generosity of INclusion ACTION, an organization that brings people together at the intersection of arts, business and community to explore what it takes to advance equity and make a future that works for all not some. To learn about current projects and upcoming events visit inclusionaction.com.
The Macbeth Project, Episode 2
ADAPTED FROM THE SHAKESPEARE BY CATHERINE JUSTICE WITH EXPERPTS FROM "PARLIAMENT HILL FIELDS" BY SYLVIA PLATH
DIRECTED BY TRACEY MALONEY
SOUND DESIGN BY TAJ RULER
The Macbeth Project Cast:
Lord Macbeth - Aimee Bryant
Lady Macbeth / Witch 3- Catherine Johnson Justice
Lord Banquo / Lady Macduff / Doctor - Alayne Hopkins
King Duncan / Fleance / Lord Macduff / Witch 2 - Ashawnti Sakina Ford
Lord Malcolm / Lady Macduff’s Child / Witch 1 / Servant - Taj Ruler
Narrator / Ross / Messenger - Katie Kaufmann
The Macbeth Project is made possible, in part, by donors to RMPC and by the generosity of INclusion ACTION, an organization that brings people together at the intersection of arts, business and community to explore what it takes to advance equity and make a future that works for all not some. To learn about current projects and upcoming events visit inclusionaction.com.
The Macbeth Project is dedicated to the memory and creative generous spirit of James Vculek.
Special Thanks to Amy Hallberg and Tirsh Hunter
The Macbeth Project, Episode 1
RECORDED LIVE IN CLOSETS AND UNDERNEATH COMFORTERS DURING THE 2020 COVID-19 PANDEMIC
The Macbeth Project Cast Breakdown:
Lord Macbeth - Aimee Bryant
Lady Macbeth / Witch 3- Catherine Johnson Justice
Lord Banquo / Lady Macduff / Doctor - Alayne Hopkins
King Duncan / Fleance / Lord Macduff / Witch 2 - Ashawnti Sakina Ford
Lord Malcolm / Lady Macduff’s Child / Witch 1 / Servant - Taj Ruler
Narrator / Ross / Messenger - Katie Kaufmann
Special Thanks:
InclusionAction.com, Tirsh Hunter, and Amy Hallberg
The Macbeth Project is Dedicated to the Memory of James Vculek
Exploring Feminist Theatre and the Baltimore Scene: A Conversation with Lee Conderacci
Welcome to an enlightening episode of "The Truth in This Art." Join host Rob Lee as he engages in a thought-provoking conversation with Lee Conderacci, an academic and actor, she discusses her involvement in the theater scene in Baltimore. She highlights the diverse range of theater companies in the city, from larger playhouses like Center Stage to smaller, DIY collectives. Lee emphasizes the importance of representation and intentional storytelling in theater, and shares some of her favorite experiences, including directing a glam rock production and finding love on stage. She also recommends checking out theater companies like Art Centric, Fools, and Mad Men, and Two Strikes Theater Collective
In this episode, we explore:
- Lee's deep connection to the theater scene in Baltimore, offering a firsthand perspective on the vibrant and dynamic theater community in the city.
- The intriguing convergence of Lee's academic interests and their passion for theater, delving into the ways in which their scholarly pursuits intersect with their love for the performing arts.
- Lee's personal connection to Baltimore and the impact it has had on their artistic journey, shedding light on the unique influences and experiences that have shaped their theatrical perspective.
- The essential traits that Lee identifies as crucial in the realm of theater production, unveiling three key qualities that contribute to the success and impact of a theatrical experience.
- A captivating exploration of Lee's favorite theater experiences, sharing memorable moments that have resonated deeply and left a lasting impression.
Join us for a thought-provoking conversation as we unravel the fascinating world of theater with Lee Conderacci, gaining insights into their multifaceted journey as a scholar, artist, and theater enthusiast.
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Original music by Daniel Alexis Music with additional music from Chipzard.
Episode illustration by Alley Kid Art.
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