In this episode Carey Wong (Scenic Designer, Visual Artist, Adjunct Professor) shares his  experience as the only Asian-American boy in an all-white school during integration;  talks about his love-affair with opera; his ideas for scaling Shakespeare for smaller stages; and muses about  a futuristic production in the clouds.

In this episode Carey Wong (Scenic Designer, Visual Artist, Adjunct Professor) shares his experience as the only Asian-American boy in an all-white school during integration; talks about his love-affair with opera; his ideas for scaling Shakespeare for smaller stages; and muses about a futuristic production in the clouds.

Under This Light - “You Can Find Equivalence” with Carey Wong

Rough Magic is Seattle Shakespeare Company’s podcast exploring ideas, stories, and interviews related to the world of theatre…specifically classical theatre.The format may change and emerge as the program grows. Some weeks we’ll feature a series exploring a specific theme or topic, other times we might present an original audio story that drew inspiration from Shakespeare. Or, we might just check in with artists to get their thoughts on a play, a role, or a dream project.  The canvas is wide open.

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Rough Magic is Seattle Shakespeare Company’s podcast exploring ideas, stories, and interviews related to the world of theatre…specifically classical theatre.The format may change and emerge as the program grows. Some weeks we’ll feature a series exploring a specific theme or topic, other times we might present an original audio story that drew inspiration from Shakespeare. Or, we might just check in with artists to get their thoughts on a play, a role, or a dream project. The canvas is wide open.

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Under This Light - “You Can Find Equivalence” with Carey Wong

Under This Light - “You Can Find Equivalence” with Carey Wong