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2amt podcast
From the people behind 2amtheatre.com comes the 2amt podcast. Sometimes an interview, sometimes a roundtable, 2amt’s first podcast talks about ideas for theater companies at every level, from the tiniest storefront theater to the largest regional theater.
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2amt. Thinking outside the black box.
As Adam Feldman pointed out this week on the Time Out New York site: “(Mike) Daisey acknowledged that he had erred in presenting his work—a hard-hitting look at the brutal Chinese labor conditions that underwrite our sleek electronic gizmos—on Ira Glass’s series because ‘the tools of theater are not the...
- March 23, 2012
Subscribe to the 2amt podcast in iTunes. There’s an aggressive sort of experimental theatre that longs to prove not just how smart it is, but how much smarter it is than you. Or how much more grad school it went to. Rubber Repertory is not that theatre. Rubber Rep, made...
- April 22, 2011
Summertime means festivals, fringe and otherwise. In today’s podcast, we’ll hear from some of the playwrights who attended the JAW Festival at Portland Center Stage, including Rob Handel, managing director of 13P, and Jason Wells. Then we visit the Toronto Fringe Festival with playwright Alison Broverman. Finally, Rebecca Coleman talks...
- August 6, 2010
It’s said that if a butterfly flaps its wings in Illinois, it can cause a rainstorm in Brazil. I’m not sure how meteorologically sound that is, but it certainly holds true in the world of social media. In today’s podcast, Dave Charest (@DaveCharest) talks with Amy Wratchford (@AmyWratchford), managing director...
- July 17, 2010
By popular demand, it’s the debut of the first 2amt podcast. This time out, Jax Steager visits the Hollywood Fringe Festival and interviews Ben Hill, producing director of the Hollywood Fringe, with snippets of interviews with Alexa Hanrahan, support director, and Nick Hill, the Fringe Central manager. If you’d like...
- July 8, 2010
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