In this week's episode, Mitchell and Sarah talk with Madeline Oberle (Northwestern's Spectrum Theatre Company) and Nicolas Ruano (TFT Talks) about activist/accessible theatre, ideas for making theatre more accessible, and proving that-- to paraphrase Mark Twain-- the reports of theatre's death have been greatly exaggerated.

Activist Theatre (feat. Madeline Oberle and Nicolas Ruano)

How does one write a play? What even is playwriting? The Playwright Repertory Podcast focuses on the art of storytelling through theatre. PRP hosts virtual readings of high school and college student written plays with an ensemble of student actors, followed by interviews and short feedback discussions with the playwright, amongst other shenanigans. 

Along with readings, Mitchell and Sarah further discuss story crafting and playwriting techniques, tips, and tricks.

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How does one write a play? What even is playwriting? The Playwright Repertory Podcast focuses on the art of storytelling through theatre. PRP hosts virtual readings of high school and college student written plays with an ensemble of student actors, followed by interviews and short feedback discussions with the playwright, amongst other shenanigans. Along with readings, Mitchell and Sarah further discuss story crafting and playwriting techniques, tips, and tricks.

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Activist Theatre (feat. Madeline Oberle and Nicolas Ruano)

Activist Theatre (feat. Madeline Oberle and Nicolas Ruano)