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A deep dive into the struggle from behind the theatre curtain with Addae Moon and EB Smith. Listen to these two theatre creators and leaders as they unpack performing arts culture in Canada and the US. EB and Addae will be bringing in guests to talk about various aspects of the theatre industry, covering topics such as cultural dramaturgy, Black arts leaders, the intersection of Black and Indigenous art, conversations with designers of colour, and much more!510154 Arte Entretenimiento y Artes Escénicas
Episodios
  • S.2 Episode 7: A Conversation on Casting

    S.2 Episode 7: A Conversation on Casting
    Dec 13 2021

    Old Heads is back with another episode!  We bring in the incredible Sujotta Pace, a casting director in New York City. Together with host's Addae Moon and EB Smith, this episode tackles questions around casting diversity, the challenge with Equity, and much more!
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    50 m
  • S.2 Episode 6: Indigenous and Black Solidarity

    S.2 Episode 6: Indigenous and Black Solidarity
    Jul 9 2021

    CONTENT WARNING: this episode contains frank discussions regarding suicide, self-harm, police brutality, and racially motivated homicide.

    Two of our guests from season 1, Yolanda Bonnell and Sadie Berlin, return to talk solidarity between Indigenous and Black communities.  Together with our hosts, this episode touches on artist productivity and burnout, the land back movement, police brutality, and more.

    If you haven't listened to Canadaland Thunder Bay you can listen here: https://www.canadaland.com/shows/thunder-bay/
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    54 m
  • S.2 Episode 5: The Importance of Black Theatre Studies

    S.2 Episode 5: The Importance of Black Theatre Studies
    Jun 28 2021

    The incredible women from the Daughters of Lorraine podcast, Jordan and Leticia, join us to talk about Black Theatre Studies - it's importance, value, why we need it!
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    1 h y 4 m
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