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The Rep
By Oregon Shakespeare FestivalArts
The Rep episodes
- Episode 6: Actor Sabina Zuniga VarelaA podcast interview with Sabina Zuniga Varela, currently starring in "Mojada: A Medea in Los Angeles" at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival.41 min
- Episode 5: Lighting designer Jim IngallsLighting designer Jim Ingalls is designing lights for 2017's "Julius Caesar", his seventh show at OSF. Jim is an internationally renowned lighting designer who is equally at home designing theater, opera and ballet.34 min
- Episode 4: Actor Kate HursterActor Kate Hurster talks about the 2017 OSF production of Julius Caesar, the craft of acting, her love of baking bread and much more!34 min
- Episode 1: Amrita Ramanan, Director of Literary DevelopmentAmrita Ramanan, OSF's Director of Literary Development, talks about the role of the dramaturg in the rehearsal process, shares the story of her development as a theatre artist, and tells of her involvement in "Art of the Rural". Recorded in December, 2016.27 min
- Episode 2: Alison Carey - Part One: American RevolutionsPart One of a two-part interview with Alison Carey, director of OSF's "American Revolutions: the United States History Cycle". In this interview brings us up to date on the latest commissions from the American Revolutions program and what the commissioning process is like. Recorded in December, 2016.25 min
- Episode 3: Alison Carey - Part Two: Theatre and the EnvironmentPart Two of an interview with Alison Carey, director of OSF's "American Revolutions: the United States History Cycle". In this part, Alison speaks about her passion for creating theater that addresses climate change, global warming and the environment. She talks about her collaborators in the field and tells of her recent trip to Marrakech to participate in the United Nations Climate Change Conference. Recorded in December, 2016.34 min
About The Rep
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The Oregon Shakespeare Festival (OSF) is a nationally renowned theatre arts organization that presents an eight-month season of up to 11 plays that include works by Shakespeare as well as a mix of classics, musicals, and world-premiere plays and musicals. OSF’s play commissioning programs, which include American Revolutions: the United States History Cycle, have generated works that have been produced on Broadway, internationally, and at regional, community and high school theatres across the country.
OSF invites and welcomes everyone, and believes the inclusion of diverse people, ideas, cultures and traditions enriches both our insights into the work we present on stage and our relationships with each other. OSF is committed to equity and diversity in all areas of our work and in our audiences.
OSF’s mission statement: “Inspired by Shakespeare’s work and the cultural richness of the United States, we reveal our collective humanity through illuminating interpretations of new and classic plays, deepened by the kaleidoscope of rotating repertory.”