Madaline Langston, Encore Stage & Studio "Talks" About the Flip the Script
Embracing Arlington Arts Talks
Release Date: 10/01/2019
Embracing Arlington Arts Talks
Listen to Jeremy Keith Hunter and Ashleigh King as they unveil the deeper subtext of Tambo & Bones, the latest production at Spooky Action Theater!
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Courtney LeBlanc, 2024 Arlington County Poet Laureate talks up her love for language, feminism, and all things just. She spotlights the impact of her mentor and mom on her passion for words.
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Stefan Sittig, director, choreographer, intimacy and movement coordinator and author spotlights his book .
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Listen to Harriet Pearson share the history of the Shepherdstown Opera House, an arts hub for early vaudville entertainment, Hollywood classics, concerts, and live theater. Learn about Town Run Theater Company as they launch an entertaining theater season.
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Be prepared to be impressed with Jery Huntley as she spotlights , a national nonprofit that captures and shares personal narratives that connect communities across America.
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Don't miss an intriguing interview with the creator of Sirenum a lesbian rock opera. The shows cast recording will be available soon.
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You will be delighted with an interview with Jordan Brady Stocksdale and Asia Lige Arnold who are in the very funny production of Elf the Musical at Toby's Dinner Theater. The show has been sold out for weeks but this little gift from Mr. & Mrs. Claus will entertain listeners.
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Listen to a beautifully moving conversation with Susan Rome from Signature Theatre's production of Fiddler on the Roof. Her long career in the theater is a source of inspiration!
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Catch an interview with the talented Will Conard and Dani Stoller from Round House's hilarious farce Rules for Living.
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Listen to Eduardo Cervantes Fonseca a Mexican artist whose paintings, graphics, and sculptures are reflections on trauma, sexual violence, and policy brutality You will be moved by his powerful interview.
info_outlineMadaline Langston, Education Programs Director for Encore Stage & Studio talked to Embracing Arlington Arts President Janet Kopenhaver about a phenomenal program they are conducting with Arlington High School students to teach them first hand about segregation, desegregation, race relations and more in Arlington County. Through stories told from local residents who experienced these events and field trips throughout the County, the students then turned what they learned into a deep and insightful play that is being performed in the community and in schools. Among the dignitaries with whom they spoke was one of the four junior high students who first desegregated Stratford Junior High School in 1959 Michael Jones, as well as his sister Wilma Jones. They also received guidance from SAG actress Dawn Douglas and many others throughout the program's duration. What an uplifting and interesting interview.