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Ep 2: Baby, Baby, Baby
Babies are born into the light. They leave the warm, dark and squishy nest just to be thrust into this thing called “life”. Some babies are welcomed into loving arms, while others are born into chaos and pain. Some babies have a beautiful beginning with their maternal life machines, while others struggle to connect.
Valerie, the apple of her mother’s eye, was born on the day of the Festival of Love. She was seen as the perfect summation for a passionate mother and a dedicated father. Meanwhile Opal was born on Halloween. She was seen as the consequential “oops” from a night of drunken bliss.
Directed by LaTasha Do'zia
Voiceover by Brianna Ward
Sound Engineering and Publication by Clinton Carlson
Episode 2 Cast List:
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If the Valley Could Talk is a soap opera podcast from the creative mind of LaTasha Do'zia, founding artistic director of Selah Theatre Project in Winchester, VA. Selah Theatre Project is 501(c)(3), not-for-profit organization. The company's first children’s show was produced in 2012 with a small budget, but lots of support from family and friends. Selah Theatre Project has since become the leading year-round dramatic arts education programming in the northern Shenandoah Valley, with this podcast being the company's newest adventure.
Selah Theatre Project provides the opportunity to create theatre together in an educational, supportive, and professional environment for all walks of life. We produce 8 seasonal productions involving our four companies: Selah Teen Ensemble, Selah Young Actors Ensemble, Colored People Repertory Ensemble and Community Theatre Ensemble. Selah offers pre-professional theatrical training for teens and theatre classes for kids of all ages. We provide affordable artistic opportunities to students regardless of ability to pay.
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Babies are born into the light. They leave the warm, dark and squishy nest just to be thrust into this thing called “life”. Some babies are welcomed into loving arms, while others are born into chaos and pain. Some babies have a beautiful beginning with their maternal life machines, while others struggle to connect.
Valerie, the apple of her mother’s eye, was born on the day of the Festival of Love. She was seen as the perfect summation for a passionate mother and a dedicated father. Meanwhile Opal was born on Halloween. She was seen as the consequential “oops” from a night of drunken bliss.
Directed by LaTasha Do'zia
Voiceover by Brianna Ward
Sound Engineering and Publication by Clinton Carlson
Episode 2 Cast List:
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If the Valley Could Talk is a soap opera podcast from the creative mind of LaTasha Do'zia, founding artistic director of Selah Theatre Project in Winchester, VA. Selah Theatre Project is 501(c)(3), not-for-profit organization. The company's first children’s show was produced in 2012 with a small budget, but lots of support from family and friends. Selah Theatre Project has since become the leading year-round dramatic arts education programming in the northern Shenandoah Valley, with this podcast being the company's newest adventure.
Selah Theatre Project provides the opportunity to create theatre together in an educational, supportive, and professional environment for all walks of life. We produce 8 seasonal productions involving our four companies: Selah Teen Ensemble, Selah Young Actors Ensemble, Colored People Repertory Ensemble and Community Theatre Ensemble. Selah offers pre-professional theatrical training for teens and theatre classes for kids of all ages. We provide affordable artistic opportunities to students regardless of ability to pay.