The part of the show that you don't see. We discuss the performing arts and the processes that go into creating the shows and experiences that keep the audiences coming back for more.
We are back and better than ever. Today we chat with Ballet Memphis about what they have going on, how they are staying safe, and how they do what they do with...you know...Covid.
I talk with Julia Hinson and Rae Boller about immersive theatre, opportunities for all people, scaring people to tears, and try to turn a few classics into immersive productions. We promote their show, The Parting, which is an immersive production with live music, performance art, and more.
My voice sounds weird in this one. I'm going through changes. Turn and face the strange. We talk to Tony Isbell about the darker side of theatre, Quark Theatre, and Wakey, Wakey which runs September 20-October 6. Go to quarktheatre.com for ticket information.
I talk with Julia Hinson and Marcus Cox about why we do it and the landscape of opportunities for African-Americans and Women in Memphis theatre. We share stories of some of our favorite experiences and share our love for the art. At the end of the episode I fill you in on some of the shows going on in Memphis this weekend. This is a lengthy one, sit back and enjoy.
Welcome to the Blind Seat Podcast. This is episode one where I am joined by Jeffrey W. Posson, John M. Manness, and Kristen Vandervort. We are discussing their upcoming show, A Few Good Men at Theatre Memphis. Give us a listen and send comments or episode ideas to blindseatpodcast@gmail.com
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