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BSR_S06E03 - BSR Executive Director, Neil Bardhan Returns
Today on the podcast, a moment of your time is all I ask. I sit down with Broad Street Review’s Executive Director for a look back and forward for Philly’s home for arts, culture and conversation. Here is my interview with our Executive Director, Neil Bardhan.
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BSR_S06E02 - Theatre Exile - 25th Anniversary Season
Today on the podcast, Producing Artistic Director Deborah Block and Board Chair Desiree Salera talk about 25 years in Exile. What to expect for this season. How a pandemic called for adjustments and what the future of Theatre Exile might look like in 25 years. Here is my interview with Deborah Block and Desiree Salera.
FOR TICKETS AND INFORMATION: https://theatreexile.org
BSR_S06E01 - The Wasp's Nest - Paper Doll Ensemble
Join us in The Wasp’s Nest, a devised sitcom-style presentation about a zany group of magical beings. A motley crew of Pearl, Fiorella, and unlucky Lucifer struggle with a seemingly simple task: what to do with a community garden? Spoiler Alert! It gets messy.
Peppered with "commercials" of the most devilish sort, this show is the culmination of over a year of research, improvisations, writing exercises, and character development. Created almost entirely via Zoom, this digital presentation deals with themes including politics, power, the prison-industrial complex, sex and gardening.
FOR TICKETS AND INFORMATION: https://paperdollensemble.com and https://fringearts.com/event/the-wasps-nest/
BSR_S05E12 - R.Eric Thomas - The Ever Present
Today on the podcast, R.Eric Thomas stops by to talk about the family-friendly “The Ever Present”, a piece that aims to shine a light on our collective history as the world continues to change. Here is my interview with R.Eric Thomas.