Host, Tonya Pinkins, the Tony award winner who brought down the house with “Lot’s Wife” in CAROLINE, OR CHANGE….the woman who roasted herself on YouTube….who started #BlackPerspectivesMatter and #OtherPerspectivesMatter when she published an essay on leaving the titular role of MOTHER COURAGE, will get down and dirty with her peers about life on The Boards. YOU CAN’T SAY THAT!.. is the show where you can!
https://broadwaypodcastnetwork.com/podcast/you-cant-say-that/
Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 3 days 19 hours 16 minutes
James Scruggs
Award Winning Writer, Lead Artist, Performer, Solo artist James Scruggs is a writer, performer, producer, teacher, speaker and arts administrator who creates large scale, topical, theatrical, multi-media work usually focused on inequity or gender politics.
episode 151: Tony Nabors
Equity, Community, A Better World. Tony Nabors is the Founder and Principal Consultant of Racial Equity Insights. He has nearly 20 years of experience in anti-racism training, consulting, strategy development, public speaking, team leadership, and program management. Tony is also the first person to hold the position of Director of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion for a public housing authority in US history...
episode 150: Queens of Social Work
Queen P & Queen H are collectively known as the Queens of Social Work. They are New York City based licensed clinical social workers and psychotherapists with over 30 years of combined experience in the Social Work field.
episode 149: Christopher Burris
Christopher Burris is a theater director and professor. We discuss the changes in the American theater in the new world of "trigger warnings, trauma and identity politics."
episode 148: Johanna Isaacson
Johanna Isaacson is the author of STEPFORD DAUGHTERS published by Common Notions. We discuss how capitalism has created a future-less future.
episode 147: Diep Tran (Part 2)
Diep Tran is the Chief Executive Editor of Playbill, an arts journalist, and critic. We discuss cultural context in journalistic writing and why the framing of a subject can be problematic if the journalist lacks cultural context.
episode 146: Diep Tran (Part 1)
Diep Tran is the Chief Executive Editor of Playbill, an arts journalist, and critic. We discuss cultural context in journalistic writing and why the framing of a subject can be problematic if the journalist lacks cultural context.
episode 145: Kaja Dunn (Part 2)
Strange Loop, Intimacy Coordinator, Actress, Educator, UNC, Kaja Dunn is an assistant professor at the University of North Carolina-Charlotte Department of Theatre and affiliate faculty for Theatrical Intimacy Education, and she is an actor, director, and activist.
episode 144: Kaja Dunn (Part 1)
Strange Loop, Intimacy Coordinator, Actress, Educator, UNC, Kaja Dunn is an assistant professor at the University of North Carolina-Charlotte Department of Theatre and affiliate faculty for Theatrical Intimacy Education, and she is an actor, director, and activist.
episode 143: Richard Hester (Part 2)
Stage Management, Celebrity, Pandemic, Blog, Author of HOLD PLEASE. Richard Hester’s career as a stage manager and production supervisor spans forty years.