There's a feeling amongst some in the community that Trigger and Content Warnings take away from the "visceral" nature and surprise of Theatre...  But does it help people prepare for material that could cause traumatic moments?  Listen as Ashley and Gina discuss the use of TW/CW as it pertains to live performance.
Diversity in Horror Blog mentioned: <a href="http://diversityhorror.blogspot.com/">http://diversityhorror.blogspot.com/</a>

There's a feeling amongst some in the community that Trigger and Content Warnings take away from the "visceral" nature and surprise of Theatre... But does it help people prepare for material that could cause traumatic moments? Listen as Ashley and Gina discuss the use of TW/CW as it pertains to live performance. Diversity in Horror Blog mentioned: http://diversityhorror.blogspot.com/

There's a feeling amongst some in the community that Trigger and Content Warnings take away from the "visceral" nature and surprise of Theatre... &nbsp;But does it help people prepare for material that could cause traumatic moments? &nbsp;Listen as Ashley and Gina discuss the use of TW/CW as it pertains to live performance.
Diversity in Horror Blog mentioned: <a href="http://diversityhorror.blogspot.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer">http://diversityhorror.blogspot.com/</a>

Trigger and Content Warnings in Theatre

The Right to Play Podcast is a conversational podcast in which Gina and Ashley discuss the craft, business, and greater impact of the art of playwriting and theatre. Perfect for anyone who’s ever thought about writing their first play, seasoned professional writers, and theatre-makers alike. Topics include “Dealing with rejection,” “The importance of stage directions,” discussing taboo questions such as “Is it OK to not like Shakespeare,” and more.

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Trigger and Content Warnings in Theatre

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