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Ep-73: Can a dinner conversation overcome racial inequity? Yes, that's what Ariel facilitates.
Join us as we delve into the innovative work of Ariel Fristoe, the artistic director of the nonprofit Out of Hand Theater. Ariel and her team have revolutionized the way we engage with important issues through their immersive dinner theater experiences. Get ready to be captivated by their unique approach, as we uncover how a simple dinner conversation can overcome racial inequity and spark transformation in our communities.
Chezuba Talks Highlights of the Conversation:
0:10 - Introduction to the power of theater in raising awareness about social and political issues.
1:02 - The origin of Out of Hand Theater and the meaning behind its name.
2:02 - The focus of Out of Hand Theater on racial and economic justice, addressing the barriers to creating a beloved community.
3:04 - Planning and partnerships involved in producing Out of Hand's impactful performances.
4:09 - Collaboration with organizations like Georgia Justice Project and Partnership for Southern Equity to address pressing issues.
5:26 - The unique aspect of performing in people's homes and the importance of intimate gatherings for meaningful conversations.
6:08 - Coordinating performances in multiple households simultaneously, involving hundreds of actors and facilitators.
8:06 - Duration of the programs and the structure of equitable dinners.
9:01 - Incorporating food and breaking bread together as an essential part of the experience.
10:03 - Guiding conversations back to the intended topic of racial equity, ensuring a positive and hopeful atmosphere.
11:45 - The positive impact and feedback from participants, fostering a sense of connection, hope, and inspiration.
12:54 - Rare instances of discomfort with the conversation, with the majority of participants embracing the opportunity.
13:30 - Emphasizing the importance of diverse participation in discussions on race and racism.
Join us on this enlightening journey as we explore the transformative power of theatre and discover how it can break down barriers, foster understanding, and ignite meaningful conversations on the most pressing issues of our time. Get ready to be inspired and empowered to take action for a more just and equitable society.
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By ChezubaJoin us as we delve into the innovative work of Ariel Fristoe, the artistic director of the nonprofit Out of Hand Theater. Ariel and her team have revolutionized the way we engage with important issues through their immersive dinner theater experiences. Get ready to be captivated by their unique approach, as we uncover how a simple dinner conversation can overcome racial inequity and spark transformation in our communities.
Chezuba Talks Highlights of the Conversation:
0:10 - Introduction to the power of theater in raising awareness about social and political issues.
1:02 - The origin of Out of Hand Theater and the meaning behind its name.
2:02 - The focus of Out of Hand Theater on racial and economic justice, addressing the barriers to creating a beloved community.
3:04 - Planning and partnerships involved in producing Out of Hand's impactful performances.
4:09 - Collaboration with organizations like Georgia Justice Project and Partnership for Southern Equity to address pressing issues.
5:26 - The unique aspect of performing in people's homes and the importance of intimate gatherings for meaningful conversations.
6:08 - Coordinating performances in multiple households simultaneously, involving hundreds of actors and facilitators.
8:06 - Duration of the programs and the structure of equitable dinners.
9:01 - Incorporating food and breaking bread together as an essential part of the experience.
10:03 - Guiding conversations back to the intended topic of racial equity, ensuring a positive and hopeful atmosphere.
11:45 - The positive impact and feedback from participants, fostering a sense of connection, hope, and inspiration.
12:54 - Rare instances of discomfort with the conversation, with the majority of participants embracing the opportunity.
13:30 - Emphasizing the importance of diverse participation in discussions on race and racism.
Join us on this enlightening journey as we explore the transformative power of theatre and discover how it can break down barriers, foster understanding, and ignite meaningful conversations on the most pressing issues of our time. Get ready to be inspired and empowered to take action for a more just and equitable society.