Mei Ann Teo, theatre, film maker, and Associate Artistic Director of New Work at Oregon Shakespeare Festival, stops by the podcast to give Harrow and Meghan a master class in civically minded art, church skits as artistic awakenings, queer plays written by “straight” identifying teens, liberation as a way to subvert the grand narrative and the life changing moment that set them on the path to being a devised theater creator. She shares more about the unique way that Oregon Shakespeare Festival @OSFashland is approaching the artistic director role and how we need to all come to terms with our addiction to producing Shakespeare. Most importantly they blow our mind by teasing the queer camp Little Shop of Horrors of our dreams that we’re unapologetically thirsty for.

Meghan and Harrow talk about the New York Times article “As Broadway Returns, Shows Rethink and Restage Depictions of Race” and share some upcoming work from previous guests.

You can find a full transcript of this episode here.

Article Discussed

• As Broadway Returns, Shows Rethink and Restage Depictions of Race

Action of the Ep: 

Check out our previous guests’ creative projects!

Mei Ann Teo: Website | Instagram 

• Oregon Shakespeare Festival Web Site

Queer Culture Recs:

Queer Gives:

• The Jean Moye Dark Fund - Learn More & Donate

Episode Credits:

• Edited by Meghan Dixon

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