Tag: podcasts
Maz Jobrani Uses Comedy to Tell the Immigrant Story
Why Donald Trump is bad for comedy and what makes a good joke.
How Kelly Jenrette and Melvin Jackson Jr. Made Emmy History
Meet the first black couple to both be nominated for Emmys in the same year.
Niegel Smith of The Flea Theater Will Make Us “Color Brave”
An artistic director leads us toward a wise new way of approaching race and identity.
What Is the Future of Theater Podcasting?
Talking with Peter Marks, Diep Tran and Jose Solis on their new podcasts and why criticism shouldn't be as white as "an Abercrombie and Fitch catalog."
Can Playwright Rajiv Joseph Cure Our Fake News Sickness?
We're not the first nation to face propaganda from a government prone to lies and deceit.
Will Robots Replace Human Artists?
In this podcast, we speak with authors John Biggs and B.J. Mendelson on the future of social media and A.I.
‘Matangi/Maya/M.I.A.’ Proves We Need More Political Pop Stars
Listen before Homeland Security takes this down.
Tony-Winner Clint Ramos: Strange Art Makes Us Better People
How a Tony-winning costume designer confronts audiences with the odd and unexpected.
Why We Need Black Antiheroes, with Antoinette Nwandu
Playwright Antoinette Nwandu on writing new kinds of black characters and her upcoming film with Spike Lee.
Will Eno Brings “Thom Pain,” Starring Rainn Wilson, to BroadwayHD
The playwright discusses collaborating with Wilson, his former roommate, adapting his Pulitzer-nominated play to film, and some surprising encounters with London's wildlife.
Jason Mraz Says Broadway Has Transformed Him
In this podcast, Jason Mraz reflects on how starring in "Waitress" on Broadway became a "retreat center" from his usual life on the road.
In “Bulldozer,” Constantine Maroulis Brings Rock to Urban Planning
The "American Idol" and Broadway vet discusses playing NYC's notorious master builder in a new Off-Broadway musical.
Martín Zimmerman on “Ozark” and How Money Lures Us to Crime
A podcast with the playwright and story editor for Netflix's Ozark
Director Michael Almereyda on Making “Marjorie Prime”
In this podcast, Alamereyda reflects on memory, technology and the themes of his new film.
Why Oscar-Nominee James Cromwell Went to Jail
In this podcast, James Cromwell reflects on his arrest and the truth about fracking.
Sarah Gubbins Kindles a Dramedy of Desire with “I Love Dick”
In this podcast, Sarah Gubbins discusses her bold new Amazon series "I Love Dick."
Producer Andrew Asnes Brings You Broadway in 360°
In this podcast, Asnes talks bringing 360° video and virtual reality to theater and dance.
How to Approach Arts Activism (and Not Make Another Pepsi Ad)
In this podcast, is your art really activism or are you just selling soda--er, tickets?
Why “The Haven” Is a Must-See Web Series
A podcast discussion on "The Haven," a new web series set at a domestic violence shelter.
Alex Mohajer: Bros4America and the Truth Behind Trump
A podcast with HuffPo's Alex Mohajer on his advocacy group and Trump's legitimacy.
Maz Jobrani Uses Comedy to Tell the Immigrant Story
Why Donald Trump is bad for comedy and what makes a good joke.
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As Joan of Arc’s Mother, Glenn Close Sears Your Soul
With one extraordinary performance, the three-time Tony winner seems to ask two questions.
