Rough Magic Performance Company Podcast

Rough Magic Performance Company Podcast

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Rough Magic Performance Company Podcast episodes

  • The Tempest Project, Episode 2
    Rough Magic Performance Company is a professional theater company focused on supporting women artists, audiences, and stories; we strive to embrace the complexities and diversity of women’s experiences from classics to contemporary work while promoting artistic excellence and community engagement.
    In Season 4, we explore a modern take on Shakespeare's classic "The Tempest". Featuring an all female/non-binary cast, the themes of generational trauma and colonization are explored. The adaptation and sound design call out how the violence from one generation can echo into future generations; and the power love, wonder, and a little magic have to break these cycles.
    35 min
  • The Tempest Project, Episode 1
    Rough Magic Performance Company is a professional theater company focused on supporting women artists, audiences, and stories; we strive to embrace the complexities and diversity of women’s experiences from classics to contemporary work while promoting artistic excellence and community engagement.
    In Season 4, we explore a modern take on Shakespeare's classic "The Tempest". Featuring an all female/non-binary cast, the themes of generational trauma and colonization are explored. The adaptation and sound design call out how the violence from one generation can echo into future generations; and the power love, wonder, and a little magic have to break these cycles.
    1 hr 7 min
  • The Rachel Project, Episode 2
    Welcome to Rough Magic Performance Company’s Podcast: where women’s stories take center stage.
    Season Three, The Rachel Project.
    The Rachel Project is an adaptation of the Play Rachel by Harlem Renaissance writer Angelina Grimke. The play was originally produced by the NAACP in 1916 in an attempt to build empathy for the experience of Black Americans. The themes present in this piece are directly relatable to our current challenges as Americans dealing with our complicated and still not fully realized past. Listeners should be aware that this production includes descriptions of racism, racially motivated violence, and the use of the N-word. We hope that by bringing this important and beautifully written piece of American literary history into a modern theatrical medium, today's listeners will resonate with feelings of empathy for the Black experience, driving social change to end racism and racially motivated violence in America.
    48 min
  • The Rachel Project, Episode 3
    Welcome to Rough Magic Performance Company’s Podcast: where women’s stories take center stage.
    Season Three, The Rachel Project.
    The Rachel Project is an adaptation of the Play Rachel by Harlem Renaissance writer Angelina Grimke. The play was originally produced by the NAACP in 1916 in an attempt to build empathy for the experience of Black Americans. The themes present in this piece are directly relatable to our current challenges as Americans dealing with our complicated and still not fully realized past. Listeners should be aware that this production includes descriptions of racism, racially motivated violence, and the use of the N-word. We hope that by bringing this important and beautifully written piece of American literary history into a modern theatrical medium, today's listeners will resonate with feelings of empathy for the Black experience, driving social change to end racism and racially motivated violence in America.
    48 min
  • The Rachel Project - Bonus Episode
    Welcome to Rough Magic Performance Company’s Podcast: where women’s stories take center stage.
    Season Three, The Rachel Project.
    The Rachel Project is an adaptation of the Play Rachel by Harlem Renaissance writer Angelina Grimke. The play was originally produced by the NAACP in 1916 in an attempt to build empathy for the experience of Black Americans. The themes present in this piece are directly relatable to our current challenges as Americans dealing with our complicated and still not fully realized past. Listeners should be aware that this production includes descriptions of racism, racially motivated violence, and the use of the N-word. We hope that by bringing this important and beautifully written piece of American literary history into a modern theatrical medium, today's listeners will resonate with feelings of empathy for the Black experience, driving social change to end racism and racially motivated violence in America.
    37 min
  • The Rachel Project, Episode 1
    Welcome to Rough Magic Performance Company’s Podcast: where women’s stories take center stage.
    Season Three, The Rachel Project.
    The Rachel Project is an adaptation of the Play Rachel by Harlem Renaissance writer Angelina Grimke. The play was originally produced by the NAACP in 1916 in an attempt to build empathy for the experience of Black Americans. The themes present in this piece are directly relatable to our current challenges as Americans dealing with our complicated and still not fully realized past. Listeners should be aware that this production includes descriptions of racism, racially motivated violence, and the use of the N-word. We hope that by bringing this important and beautifully written piece of American literary history into a modern theatrical medium, today's listeners will resonate with feelings of empathy for the Black experience, driving social change to end racism and racially motivated violence in America.
    42 min
  • The Parker Project, Bonus Episode
    Enjoy this bonus episode of The Parker Project with interviews and Dorothy Parker poems. Each artist who worked on the project chose their favorite from Parker's early work, reflecting on how her words resonate today.
    The Parker Project - bringing hope and humor to the spring of 2021. This three episode podcast will explore parallels between now and the 1920s through the early words of acclaimed writer Dorothy Parker. We could all use some of her wit and humor to help get us through these long pandemic days.
    28 min
  • The Parker Project, Episode 2, Too Good
    This podcast will explore parallels between now and the 1920’s through the early words of acclaimed writer Dorothy Parker. We could all use some of her wit and humor to help get us through these long pandemic days. This episode, entitled "Too Good" is a modern play on Parker's short story "Too Bad".
    35 min
  • The Parker Project, Episode 1 , Too Bad
    This three episode podcast will explore parallels between now and the 1920’s through the early words of acclaimed writer Dorothy Parker. We could all use some of her wit and humor to help get us through these long pandemic days. This first episode is an adaptation of Parker's short story "Too Bad".
    38 min
  • The Macbeth Project, Bonus Episode
    THE MACBETH PROJECT
    A PODCAST PRESENTED BY ROUGH MAGIC PERFORMANCE COMPANY
    Enjoy interviews with the cast on what was meaningful to them about this project and a reading of the full poem "Parliament Hill Fields" by Sylvia Plath.
    Just in time for Halloween and the monumental 2020 election, RMPC delivers a new spin on Shakespeare’s classic tale of ambition and loss with an all-female podcast production. The Macbeths, in a state of joint postpartum psychosis after the loss of several children to miscarriages and still-births, are left vulnerable to the corrupting influences of the evil spirits lurking in Scotland’s forests and the darker side of the pursuit of power. Intermingling Shakespeare’s text with that of Sylvia Plath’s poem “Parliament Hill Fields,” the adaptation creates a soundscape of poetry within a classic ghost story. Featuring the voice talents of Aimee Bryant, Ashawnti Sakina Ford, Alayne Hopkins, Katie Kaufman, Catherine Johnson Justice, and Taj Ruler.
    11 min

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Rough Magic Performance Company is a professional theater company focused on supporting women artists, audiences, and stories; we strive to embrace the complexities and diversity of women’s…