The 22-23 Season of TABLEWORK continues with a set of episodes on our Spring Main Stage, "Spring Rise Up: A Dance Sensorium."

The 22-23 Season of TABLEWORK continues with a set of episodes on our Spring Main Stage, "Spring Rise Up: A Dance Sensorium."

The 22-23 Season of TABLEWORK continues with our Spring Developmental Stage, "Snow in Midsummer"

This Episode of TABLEWORK features Stanford Undergraduates Priscilla De La Rosa & Caroline Sasso, who serve as Assistant Directors for "Julius Caesar."  TAPS Graduate Student and TABLEWORK Host Marina Johnson, who also serves as Dramaturg for the production, interviews them on how Assistant Directors help keep the production on track, and how they explore the poignant and sometimes dark themes of this tragedy. 

Hosted by TAPS PhD Candidate Marina Johnson. 

The statements in this podcast are the opinions of the speakers.

This Episode of TABLEWORK features Stanford Undergraduates Wilder Seitz & Riley Plaut-Deweese, two leading members of Stanford's Shakespeare Society, affectionately called "StanShakes" 

TAPS Graduate Student and TABLEWORK Host Marina Johnson, who also serves as Dramaturg for the production, interviews them on the resonance of Shakespeare's "Julius Caesar" and Shakespeare's relevance and value to modern college arts today. 

Hosted by TAPS PhD Candidate Marina Johnson. The statements in this podcast are the opinions of the speakers.

This Episode of TABLEWORK features Stanford Undergraduate and history buff Killian Sullivan. TAPS Graduate Student and TABLEWORK Host Marina Johnson, who also serves as Dramaturg for the production interviews Killian on the History of Julius Caesar's death and what narrative liberties vs historical accuracies are depicted by Shakespeare in "Julius Caesar"  

Hosted by TAPS PhD Candidate Marina Johnson. The statements in this podcast are the opinions of the speakers.

This Episode of TABLEWORK features TAPS & Classics Professor Rush Rehm, discussing the text of our Winter Main Stage "Julius Caesar" a co-production with the Stanford COLLEGE Program. TAPS Graduate Student and TABLEWORK Host Marina Johnson, who also serves as Dramaturg for the production interviews Rush to discuss the themes, questions, and challenges for the production, sharing a window into the immense scholarly and creative efforts that serve as the foundation of TAPS performances.  

Check out the Podcast at https://anchor.fm/tapstablework  

Hosted by TAPS PhD Candidate Marina Johnson. The statements in this podcast are the opinions of the speakers.

This Episode of TABLEWORK features TAPS Professor and Artistic Director Michael Rau. Rau is directing our Winter Main Stage "Julius Caesar" a co-production with the Stanford COLLEGE Program. TAPS Graduate Student and TABLEWORK Host Marina Johnson, who also serves as Dramaturg for the production interviews Rau to discuss the processes, goals, and challenges for the production, sharing a window into the immense scholarly and creative efforts that serve as the foundation of TAPS performances.  

Check out the Podcast at https://anchor.fm/tapstablework  

Hosted by TAPS PhD Candidate Marina Johnson. The statements in this podcast are the opinions of the speakers.

The 22-23 Season of TABLEWORK continues with our Winter Developmental Stage, "Graduate Repertory 2023." TAPS Graduate Student and TABLEWORK Host Marina Johnson interviews TAPS Grad Student Daniel Jackson to discuss the processes, goals, and challenges for the production, sharing a window into the immense scholarly and creative efforts that serve as the foundation of TAPS performances.

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A suggested reading and viewing list for Daniel Jackson’s production of Heiner Müller’s Quartet: 

TEXTS

Pierre Choderlos de Laclos — Les Liasons dangereuses

MOVIES 

Dangerous Liaisons — Directed by Stephen Frears

The 22-23 Season of TABLEWORK continues with our Winter Developmental Stage, "Graduate Repertory 2023." TAPS Graduate Student and TABLEWORK Host Marina Johnson interviews TAPS Grad Student Emily Waters to discuss the processes, goals, and challenges for the production, sharing a window into the immense scholarly and creative efforts that serve as the foundation of TAPS performances.