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Jackson Gay, Director + Mueller Report Live
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Yale School of Drama alum, Jackson Gay discusses her career as a theater director and what it took to produce a live reading of the Mueller Report. We'll talk about the role of artists in politics, advice for new directors, being a mother in the theater and what it meant to be a first-generation college student pursuing an MFA.
Yale School of Drama alum, Jackson Gay discusses her career as a theater director and what it took to produce a live reading of the Mueller Report. We'll talk about the role of artists in politics, advice for new directors, being a mother in the theater and what it meant to be a first-generation college student pursuing an MFA.
12/08/19 • 27 min

Adriana Gaviria, Actress, Producer + Becoming a Leader
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Trained as an actress at the Yale School of Drama, Adriana now works as an actress, director, producer, advocate and leader in multiple communities including the Sol Project, Latinx Theater Commons and the Parent Artist Advocacy League. What does it mean to be trained in one discipline and continue to find your voice in others. How do you stop waiting and start creating.
Trained as an actress at the Yale School of Drama, Adriana now works as an actress, director, producer, advocate and leader in multiple communities including the Sol Project, Latinx Theater Commons and the Parent Artist Advocacy League. What does it mean to be trained in one discipline and continue to find your voice in others. How do you stop waiting and start creating.
04/12/20 • 18 min

Yuri Cataldo studied design at the Yale School of Drama. Now his title is Innovation Designer at Autodesk. In between he’s started a water company, designed an MBA-level program for a college and written a book about cryptocurrency. What does it mean to be a theater designer? What do you do when your life as a designer doesn’t work out as planned? And what does any of this have to do with Andrew Yang and voting rights. In a wide-ranging interview, I speak with Yuri about design, media, and entrepreneurship.
Yuri Cataldo studied design at the Yale School of Drama. Now his title is Innovation Designer at Autodesk. In between he’s started a water company, designed an MBA-level program for a college and written a book about cryptocurrency. What does it mean to be a theater designer? What do you do when your life as a designer doesn’t work out as planned? And what does any of this have to do with Andrew Yang and voting rights. In a wide-ranging interview, I speak with Yuri about design, media, and entrepreneurship.
04/30/20 • 24 min

Tamilla Woodard studied in the acting program at Yale. Now she is the Co-Artistic Director of the Working Theater, Associate Director of the Tony-award winning Broadway musical Hadestown and a prolific artist. In this moment, the theaters are closed and will likely remain closed for months to come. What happens to the people who create art? In this interview we discuss the Yale Cabaret, social justice, Donetta Lavinia Grays’ Where We Stand, and the nature of grief and joy in New York.
Tamilla Woodard studied in the acting program at Yale. Now she is the Co-Artistic Director of the Working Theater, Associate Director of the Tony-award winning Broadway musical Hadestown and a prolific artist. In this moment, the theaters are closed and will likely remain closed for months to come. What happens to the people who create art? In this interview we discuss the Yale Cabaret, social justice, Donetta Lavinia Grays’ Where We Stand, and the nature of grief and joy in New York.
06/20/20 • 23 min

Michael Walkup, Dramaturg, Artistic Director, Page 73
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Michael Walkup studied Dramaturgy at Yale and is now the Artistic Director of Page 73 whose mission is to nurture emerging playwrights. He recently helped to bring forward Michael R. Jackson’s Pulitzer Prize Winning Play, A Strange Loop. We recorded this interview in the beginning of May, before George Floyd and Breonna Taylor’s murder and the groundswell of action and discussion related to race in America. Nevertheless, as we discuss A Strange Loop, we discuss race as well as sex, sexuality, violence and the responsibilities and possibilities presented to an artistic director.
Michael Walkup studied Dramaturgy at Yale and is now the Artistic Director of Page 73 whose mission is to nurture emerging playwrights. He recently helped to bring forward Michael R. Jackson’s Pulitzer Prize Winning Play, A Strange Loop. We recorded this interview in the beginning of May, before George Floyd and Breonna Taylor’s murder and the groundswell of action and discussion related to race in America. Nevertheless, as we discuss A Strange Loop, we discuss race as well as sex, sexuality, violence and the responsibilities and possibilities presented to an artistic director.
08/15/20 • 24 min
FAQ
How many episodes does The DRAMA Podcast have?
The DRAMA Podcast currently has 5 episodes available.
What topics does The DRAMA Podcast cover?
The podcast is about Art, Drama, Entrepreneurship, Performance, Theater, Podcasts, Education, Arts, Business, Tv & Film, Politics and Performing Arts.
What is the most popular episode on The DRAMA Podcast?
The episode title 'Jackson Gay, Director + Mueller Report Live' is the most popular.
What is the average episode length on The DRAMA Podcast?
The average episode length on The DRAMA Podcast is 24 minutes.
How often are episodes of The DRAMA Podcast released?
Episodes of The DRAMA Podcast are typically released every 56 days, 2 hours.
When was the first episode of The DRAMA Podcast?
The first episode of The DRAMA Podcast was released on Dec 8, 2019.
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