Podcasts about irondale center

A conversation between past participants of To Protect, Serve and Understand at the Irondale Center in Fort Greene, Brooklyn.

Lady Plays Live Episode (Episode 6) -- Live episode produced in collaboration with Letter of Marque Theater Company at Irondale Center in Brooklyn. Post Traumatic Super Delightful by Antonia Lassar, The Pull of the Moon by Paige Zubel, and Asking For It by Ellen Elizabeth Steves. Producers Kate O'Phalen & Lynde Rosario. Directors Angela Dumlao, Leese Walker, Danya Taymor. Actors Kate O'Phalen, Antonia Lassar, Meredith Cody, Jordin Rosin, Terry Greiss, Jeff Kissam, Marie Karcher, Ben Peterson. Sound recording & mixing Sound Haus Audio. Original music Theo Tasker.

We’re starting up a new series here at Let Me Ascertain You taken from a couple of live events we did recently about death. The show called “Be The Death of Me” is about facing that final curtain and maybe what lies on the other side. A small army of artists spent six months interviewing all sorts of people here in New York City. A cast of 33 brilliant actors performed these pieces at the Irondale Center in our home neighborhood of Fort Greene Brooklyn. And over the next few episodes, we’re going to share some of these stories with you. Most people, it stands to reason, have some fear of dying - but not everyone does. As you’ll hear in this episode, some are planning on doing what no man or woman has done before: escape it altogether. Stephen Plunkett performs Father Sebastiaan, a local vampyre and fangsmith. Mia Katigbak performs an interview we did with a medium named Therese. Matt Dellapina performs our interview with Futurist/Techno-Philospher Gray Scott. Interviews for this podcast were conducted by EllaRose Chary, Ian Daniel, and Leonie Ettinger. If you haven’t yet, please make sure you've subscribed so you can hear upcoming episodes in this “Be The Death of Me” series. For more, please visit http://www.thecivilians.org.To leave a comment, please visit The Civilians' blog http://blogforthecivilians.blogspot.com/!

Listen to director/choreographer/educator Edisa Weeks (DELIRIOUS Dances) talk about the role of storytelling and justice in her work and the inspiration of the political insights of Thomas Paine. Edisa Weeks premieres To Begin the World Over Again at the Irondale Center in Fort Greene, Brooklyn. Sept 27-29 at 8pm; Oct 4-6 at 8pm. (c)2012, Eva Yaa Asantewaa, InfiniteBody (http://infinitebody.blogspot.com)