In today’s episode, I talk with Amy Lynn Budd about the classes available in the upcoming Fall term at Perishable Theatre and how education is a core component of Perishable’s mission.
Links:
Mevio’s Music Alley
Digitube
Rhode Island ADDD Fund
Rhode Island Council for the Humanities
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Artistic Director Vanessa Gilbert introduces Visiting Artistic Director Rachel Walshe who is heading up Perishable Theatre during Vanessa’s sabbatical. Together they discuss the upcoming, and exciting, 2010-2011 season.
Links:
Rivendell Theatre Ensemble
Marsha Norman’s “Not There Yet”
Mevio’s Music Alley
Digitube
Rhode Island ADDD Fund
Rhode Island Council for the Humanities
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This week we have excerpts from the Live Bait that was recorded in February of this year, including the song of the month written and performed by Jerry Gregoire, and stories by Phil Goldman and Julie Beck. If you are in the Rhode Island area and can come by, we hope to see you in person at a Live Bait performance, normally held on the first friday of every month. If you aren’t close enough to join us, we hope this, and upcoming excerpts from the performances whet your appetite for storytelling.
Links
Julie Beck
Rhode Island ADDD Fund
Rhode Island Council for the Humanities
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Mevio’s Music Alley
Digitube
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The second half of our conversation with Mark Lerman, the Artistic Director of Perishable theatre from 1990 – 2005. Mark is currently living in Virginia and working as a freelance theater director and the Proprietor/Director of the Virginia Theatre Machine: A technically equipped mobile stage prepared to transport highly engaging and innovative professional theater to audiences anywhere a 2,000lb trailer can be embedded. You can find out more about this project at Virginia Theatre Machine
Links
Rhode Island ADDD Fund
Rhode Island Council for the Humanities
Mevio’s Music Alley
Digitube
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As part of our series of conversations with the artistic directors of Perishable Theatre, I recently spoke with Mark Lerman, about his time as the Artistic Director at Perishable Theatre. Today’s episode is the first part of that conversation.
Show Links:
Virginia Theatre Machine
Mevio’s Music Alley
Digitube
Rhode Island ADDD Fund
Rhode Island Council for the Humanities
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Today, we have an interview with Phil Goldman, the creator and curator of Perishable Theatre’s Live Bait program. Live Bait, regularly held on the first Friday of each month at 10 pm, is a place for people to share stories with each other. Extremely popular, Live Bait has become an oft sold-out show that strips the notion of theatre down to the origins of all drama: people gathered to tell stories in an attempt to make sense of their lives and the world around them.
Links:
Live Bait MySpace Page
The Moth
Equity Action
Mevio’s Music Alley
Digitube
Rhode Island ADDD Fund
Rhode Island Council for the Humanities
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In today’s episode, we present a play by Cyrus Leddy: “Great Whites.” Enjoy the show!
** Episode Links**
Cyrus Leddy
Mevio’s Music Alley
Digitube
Rhode Island ADDD Fund
Rhode Island Council for the Humanities
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Today’s episode is the second part of Perishable’s Humanities Bridge program, a panel discussion entitled “When The Language Fails Us: Art and Trans Identities.” Made possible through the Equity Action Fund and the RI Council for the Humanities and organized by Micah Salkind, a Providence Rhode Island-based writer, DJ and sound designer, this discussion focuses on how language operates when faced with fluid identities and shifting genders.
Show Notes
Panelist Bios
Jess Dugan
Jess Dugan Gallery
Johnny Blazes
Rhode Island Council for the Humanities
Equity Action Fund
Rhode Island ADDD Fund
Mevio’s Music Alley
Digitube
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Today’s episode is the first part of Perishable’s Humanities Bridge program, a panel discussion entitled “When The Language Fails Us: Art and Trans Identities.” Made possible through the Equity Action Fund and the RI Council for the Humanities and organized by Micah Salkind, a Providence Rhode Island-based writer, DJ and sound designer, this discussion focuses on how language operates when faced with fluid identities and shifting genders.
Show Notes
Jess Dugan
Jess Dugan Gallery
Johnny Blazes
Rhode Island Council for the Humanities
Equity Action Fund
Rhode Island ADDD Fund
Mevio’s Music Alley
Digitube
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David Eliet, the founding Artistic Director of Perishable Theatre, talks about how it all began . . .
Show Notes
Rhode Island Council for the Humanities
Rhode Island ADDD Fund
Mevio’s Music Alley
Digitube
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