The Dominic Walsh Dance Theatre will be performing Mixed Rep on March 17th and 18th, in association with TITAS, at the Dallas Center for the Performing Arts

This week our guests were Billy Fountain, founder and director at Level Ground Arts, and Carol M. Rice, Co-founder and Artistic Director of Rover Dramawerks. Billy talks about his philosophy behind Level Ground’s unique brand of theatre and about their latest production, Cannibal: The Musical. Carol talks about her career in performing arts and about Rover Dramawerks.

Level Ground Arts
Rover Dramawerks
Cannibal: The Musical

This week our guests are Sarah Jane Semrad, Lindsey Holloway and D.C. Anderson. Sarah is the Executive Director and Co-Founder of La Reunion Texas, Lindsey Holloway is a Dallas actress, and D.C. Anderson is a long-time member of the Phantom of the Opera cast as well as being a singer and song-writer. Also, don’t miss our tangent into Dallas history with the story of the original La Reunion Socialist settlement in 1855.

La Reunion Texas
Follow La Reunion TX on twitter with username LRTX
Lindsey Holloway
D.C. Anderson

Corrections: I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change is no Longer showing at Theatre 3, Also, I mispronounced D.C. Anderson’s name at the end of the podcast.

This week’s episode is about quantum physics… Well, quantum physics in so far as it relates to a play called Copenhagen by Michael Frayn. My guests this week are physicists Nelson Claytor and Sandy Kern as well as prominent local actor Chamblee Ferguson, who is one of the stars in Stage West’s production of Copenhagen.

I should apologize to anyone who knows anything about physics up front for mistakes and glaring omissions – they are all entirely my fault and have nothing to do with the intelligent and insightful guests.

Also on this episode, Mark Lowry of Theater Jones reviews “From the Missippi Delta” and “Having our Say.”

Stage West
Jubilee Theatre
African American Repertory Theater

This week we had so many interviews we didn’t know what to name the show. We interview four arts professionals! Elizabeth Kornhauser with the Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art and Andrea Karnes from the Modern Art Museum in Fort Worth, as well as Marianne Galloway and Alan Shorter.

Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth
Amon Carter Museum
Wadsworth Atheneum Museum
Contemporary Theatre of Dallas
Circle Theatre

This weeks interviews are with Bart Weiss, with VideoFest, and Taylor Mac, playwright.

VideoFest
Taylor Mac
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This week we interviewed Dennis Yslas from the Fort Worth Opera, Onstage in Bedford and the Column Awards, and also a fantastic interview with Jay Dias of Lyric Stage. Mark Lowry’s review this week is of Give it Up at the Dallas Theatre Center

Fort Worth Opera
Onstage in Bedford
The Column Awards

Lyric Stage in Irving

Also, check out Dennis’ interview with Theater Jones.

This week we interview Don Jordan, the artistic director of City Rep in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma about his career in theatre, his founding of City Rep, and about their upcoming season. Shane Strawbridge’s Theatre Spotlight is on David Lugo of comedy group Lugo and Long.

City Rep Theatre
Lugo & Long

This week’s show includes interviews with Janet Wong of the Bill T. Jones Arnie Zane Dance Company and C. Nicholas Morris. Mark Lowry’s review this week is of August: Osage County.

Bill T. Jones Arnie Zane Dance Company

This week we interviewed artist Gardar Eide Einarsson. We talked to him about his influences, his most recent projects and his first experience with the Uniteds States when he moved to New York City on September 10, 2001. And don’t miss Shane Strawbridge’s interview with Bruce Coleman, local director and playwright.

The Modern
Theatre Three

You’ll be happy to hear that the podcast passed it’s one year mark on the 17th of December, and we want to thank everyone who has made the show possible.

We have a several great interviews to share with you, but  because of the holiday craziness we wanted to take this week to just relax  and reflect on a fantastic year. We’ve learned a lot and gained a ton of experience.

We’d like to thank everyone who took the time to let us know what the show means to them – it makes it easier to put an episode out every week when we know that you are enjoying them.

Next week, we hope you’ll come back for an “in-person” interview with artist Gardar Eide Einarsson – who has several pieces in the Modern right now, and Shane Strawbridge’s interview with Bruce Coleman.

Thanks again for a fantastic year.  We’ll see you here again next week!

Justin Flowers and Dana Schultes

Museum about the origin and conception of Edward S. Curtis’ monumental collection of Native American Photography. It’s an amazing story about a man determined to preserve the history of a disappearing civilization.

Also, Shane Strawbridge’s Theatre Spotlight is on Teresa Coleman Wash of Teco Theatrical Productions. Both of our reviewers are taking some well deserved time off for the holidays, but be sure to check this week’s episode out!

Amon Carter Museum
Edward S. Curtis
TeCo Theatrical Productions, Inc.

This week’s episode is with the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History’s Carl Hamm. He is the Senior Vice President of Development and Marketing. Carl tells us about the new facility and some of his responsibilities as Senior VP of Development. Also, Shane Strawbridge interviews Connie Salsman of Greater Lewisville Community Theatre.

Fort Worth Museum of Science and History
Greater Lewisville Community Theatre

This week we interviewed Ann Williams, the founder and artistic director of Dallas Black Dance Theatre, about founding the theatre, how the organization works, and about the theatre’s present and future in an evolving art world.

Dallas Black Dance Theatre

This week’s interview is with US playwright, Phil Olson. Mr. Olson is the creator of the Don’t Hug me series of musicals – the Don’t Hug me Christmas Carol is playing at Stage West starting December 10th. Also, Shane Strawbridge’s Theatre Spotlight is with Mandy Rausch and Mark Lowry reviews Puss in Boots at Theatre Britain.

Phil Olson
Stage West
One for Mahler on Facebook and Twitter
Theatre Britain

This week we spoke with Charles Santos, the executive director of TITAS about the organization and it’s future. Also, Alexandra Bonifield interviews Mark-Brian Sonna of MBS Productions.

TITAS
MBS Productions

This week we spoke with Shivaun O’Casey, the daughter of Sean O’Casey, about Sean’s life and his play, Cock-a-Doodle Dandy, set to open at Pantagleize Theatre on November 19th. Also, Mark Lowry reviews Kitchen Dog Theater’s ‘Slasher’ and Shane Strawbridge interviews Jeff Kinman and Adam C. Wright about Richardson Theatre Centre’s production of ‘Into The Woods’.

Pantagleize Theatre
Kitchen Dog Theater
Jeff Kinman
Adam C. Wright
Richardson Theatre Centre

This week we spoke with Jeff Ramirez, the Vice President of radio at KERA, about KERA’s newest project KXT – an all music station at 91.7 FM. Shane Strawbridge interviews Lydia Mackay and Jeffrey Schmidt about The Drama Club and Alexandra Bonifield talks with Upstart Productions’ Elias Taylorson about his current project Talk Radio and the documentary he created about Alan Berg.

KERA and KXT
The Drama Club
Upstart Theater

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This week we spoke with Carrie Hein and Doug Miller of the Five Friends Foundation about their holiday CD “Holidazzle.” Also, Mark Lowry reviews Dallas Theater Center’s “A Midsummer Night’s Dream.”

Five Friends Foundation
A Midsummer Night’s Dream Review
Dallas Theater Center

This week we spoke with Susan Rothenberg about her exhibit “Moving in Place” at the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth, Alexandra Bonifield reviews African American Repertory Theater’s Master Harold and the Boys, and Shane Strawbridge’s Theatre Spotlight is on Donald Fowler and his musical “Creep: The Musical.”

Susan Rothenberg
Moving in Place at The Modern Through January 3rd.
African American Repertory Theater
Creep the Musical

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This Week we spoke with Joel Ferrell, Associate Artist at Dallas Theater Center, about his start in performing arts and his position at Dallas Theater Center. Mark Lowry of Theatre Jones reviews Rabbit Hole from the Contemporary Theatre of Dallas and Shane Strawbridge interviews Andy Baldwin of the Forum Theatre.

Dallas Theatre Center
Contemporary Theatre of Dallas
Forum Theatre

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This week we spoke with actor David Coffee about being a full time performer and his current role at Circle Theatre, Alexandra Bonifield reviews The Road to Qatar at Lyric Stage and Shane Strawbridge interviews Second Thought Theatre’s Stew Awalt and Tasia Munoz.

David Coffee
Circle Theatre
Lyric Stage
Second Thought Theatre

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This special Monday episode of This Week in the Arts is a twofer! We interviewed Paula Tilman with Galerie Kornye West and David Stout of UNT and Noisefold.

Campfire USA
Galerie Kornye West

Noisefold

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This week we spoke with Stephen Cole, writer and lyricist, and David Krane, musician and composer, about how they met and what eventually drove them to write a musical about another musical that they had written.

Mark Lowry, Theater Jones, reviews Evil Dead, the Musical.

Shane Strawbridge interviews Evil Dead’s director and founder of Level Ground Arts, Bill Fountain.

Lyric Stage
Evil Dead, the Musical

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This Week we spoke with Brent McCorkle, award winning film maker, who recently won third place in The Doorpost Film Project.

Also, Alexandra Bonifield talks about the economic impact of the arts.

Brent McCorkle’s Website
The Doorpost Film Project
Critical Rant and Rave

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This week we have a review of Sundown Collaborative’s “Rabbit” and an interview with NTBCA’s CEO, Katherine Wagner. If you work with an arts organization in north Texas you should listen to this podcast.

North Texas Business for Culture and Arts

Theater Jones

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This week we spoke with Dr. Rick Stewart, the senior curator of western art at the Amon Carter Museum in Fort Worth, about his history in art and art history as well as about his time at the Amon Carter and their upcoming exhibit.

Amon Carter Museum
Alexandra Bonifield

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This week we spoke with Lake Simons and John Dyer about their collaborative project at Hip Pocket Theatre, White Elephant.

WhiteElephantPlay.com

Hip Pocket Theatre

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MarkEvanWalker.com

What you see may shock you: Post Modern Pulp Fiction

Undermain Theatre

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North Texas Traditional Dance Society

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Lorca Simons
Hip Pocket Theatre
Gabrielle Roth

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Jubilee Theatre

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If you’re a stage actor, especially in Dallas and Fort Worth, or even if you just love theatre, you should really take the time to listen to this interview.

Theatre 3

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If you’re reading this in Facebook, click here to listen to the podcast: Jac Alder

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If you’re reading this in Facebook, click here to listen to the podcast: Michael Hollinger

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Stage West

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Meadows Foundation

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Artisan Center Theater

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If you’re reading this in Facebook, click here to listen to the podcast: Esther Selgrath

Lyric Stage

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Nasher Sculpture Center

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Kitchen Dog Theater

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This week we spoke with Harriet Kelley. She and her husband’s extensive collection of works on paper, titled “The Harmon and Harriet Kelley Collection of African-American Art: Works on paper” is opening at the Amon Carter Museum on June 3rd. We talked about how she got started in art collecting and about her collection.

The Amon Carter Museum

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Stage West
Dana’s Twitter Account

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Arts Fifth Avenue

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Water Tower Theatre

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TCU theatre

Circle Theatre

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UNT Visual Arts and Design Website

UNT Gallery Website

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The Butterfly Connection

Alison Hahn
Vanitas
UTA

Fort Worth Opera

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The Dallas institute

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http://amphibianproductions.org

Drew’s Website

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For more information, visit the festival’s website www.trinityshakes.org

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For more information about “The Norman Conquests” at Stage West, visit www.stagewest.org or call their box office at 817-784-9378.

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Find out more by visiting www.cartermuseum.org/store

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Dallas Theatre Center
Dallas Theatre Center Blogs
Kitchen Dog Theater

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Arts Council of Fort Worth

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Water Tower Theatre
Stacey Oristano

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This week we talk with Clyde Berry, Director of Education with the Fort Worth Opera, about the Opera’s educational outreach projects and a little about education theory.

Fort Worth Opera

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Barbara Crane, an artistic photographer, speaks with us this week about her visions and inspirations as a photographer; as well as a bit about her preferred photography methods. Barbara Crane has an exhibit, “Barbara Crane: Challenging Vision,” opening at the Amon Carter on Saturday, February 14th.

Barbara Crane’s Website
The Amon Carter Museum

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This week we interview Eric McCauley Lee, Director of the Taft Museum, and soon to be the new director for the Kimbell art Museum in Fort Worth. Dr. Lee talks about his reasons for being a museum director, his love for art history and the architecture of Louis Kahn, the selection process for the position at the Kimbell, and a little about his time in Washington.

Suite101.com
Auction Central News
Cincinnati.com

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This week we talk to Anne Bothwell, the director of KERA’s Art and Seek Initiative about the project and its website: ArtandSeek.org.

From the site:

We are building a community online where creative people can come together to find, discuss, create and react to art.

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Thomas Hong, Associate conductor with the Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra talks about how he came to Fort Worth after starting in Korea, his education and a few ideas about Educational outreach by the FWSO.

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Emily Scott Banks, an award winning actress talks about her start in performance and theatre as well as her upcoming professional debut as director of “A Feminine Ending” at Water Tower Theatre.

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Rene Moreno, a very talented and insightful director in the Dallas and Fort Worth area talks about his next project: The Seafarer, how he got his start in directing, and some of the things that make him the talented director that he is.

Also see The Stage West Podcast for the more concise version of this show.

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Mark Lowry is no longer a reviewer with the Fort Worth Star Telegram, but he and another local reviewer, Elaine Liner, aren’t letting that stand in their way.  They’re taking their love for theatre and the arts online.

Check out their website “Theater Jones,” and if you’re a twitter user – you can follow Mark’s 140 character reviews at his twitter account: Tweettheater

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Wally Jones, the new executive director for Casa Manana, talks about his position with the theatre and his plans for the coming year.

Star Telegram article by Andrew Marton

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Casa Manana Theatre

BJ Cleveland from Theatre Arlington talks about Jerome Weeks’ article on Kera and about  newspapers’ reduced coverage of the arts and what it means for local arts organizations.

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Upcoming Events:

The Code of the Woosters

 
Thursday, December 18 through Sunday, January 4, 2009 
Presented by Stage West 
$24-$28 buy tickets 
Call 817.784.9378 to order 
 
Another hilarious Jeeves and Wooster story, this one picks up where Right Ho, Jeeves left off. Sure-fire entertainment for the holidays!

Dates:

• Thursday, December 18, 2008 @ 7:30 pm
• Friday, December 19, 2008 @ 8:00 pm
• Saturday, December 20, 2008 @ 8:00 pm
• Sunday, December 21, 2008 @ 3:00 pm
• Friday, December 26, 2008 @ 8:00 pm
• Saturday, December 27, 2008 @ 8:00 pm
• Sunday, December 28, 2008 @ 3:00 pm
• Wednesday, December 31, 2008 @ 9:00 pm
• Friday, January 2, 2009 @ 8:00 pm
• Saturday, January 3, 2009 @ 8:00 pm
• Sunday, January 4, 2009 @ 3:00 pm

IMPLiED SILENCE

 
Saturday, December 27 
Presented by Firehouse Art Studios and Gallery 
Call 817.534.3620 to order 
 
Experimental and Improvised music performances by local musicians and performers. 
 
Donations are accepted.

Dates:

• Saturday, December 27, 2008 @ 8:00 pm

Lone Star Circus – Le Cirque

 
Saturday, December 27 through Wednesday, December 31 
Presented by Rosewood Center for Family Arts 
$19-$65 
Call 214.740.0051 to order

Dallas’ very own LONE STAR CIRCUS® presents Celebration – Le Cirque A Holiday Circus Extravaganza at the Rosewood Center for Family Arts – December 27th through December 31st.

Acrobats, aerialists, hand balancers, jugglers, clowns and an international galaxy of star circus performers will join Dallas’ own Lone Star Circus Arts Center in Celebration – Le Cirque, a Holiday circus extravaganza celebrating the holidays, the end of 2008 and the dawn of a new year.

Produced by Lone Star Circus® and directed by Fanny Kerwich, this dazzling, brand new production will feature over 20 world-renowned artists from Russia, Europe, South America, Mexico, United States and Dallas, Texas. Several remarkably talented children, chosen among the best students of Lone Star Circus School, will perform for the first time along with these elite circus stars, adding their own touch of magic to this unique and exciting holiday event, filled with fun, joy, and amazing circus talent. A perfect family holiday entertainment!

Tickets prices range from $19-$65. Purchase tickets at The Rosewood Center for Family Arts (Dallas Children’s Theater), by phone at 214.740.0051, and online at www.dct.org.

Art&Seek will be giving away a limited number of ticket four-packs to select shows. For more information, see the Art&Seek blog at www.artandseek.org.

Lone Star Circus® is the performing arm of Lone Star Circus Arts Center, a non-profit organization based in Dallas, Texas, whose purpose is to promote circus arts through training and performance. It is the brainchild of Fanny Kerwich, a fifth generation circus artist of French descent, who started teaching circus arts several years ago at Dallas International School, and in her own studio, The Expressionists.

Dates:

• Saturday, December 27, 2008 @ 7:30 pm
• Sunday, December 28, 2008 @ 2:00 pm
• Sunday, December 28, 2008 @ 7:30 pm
• Monday, December 29, 2008 @ 7:30 pm
• Tuesday, December 30, 2008 @ 7:30 pm
• Wednesday, December 31, 2008 @ 5:30 pm
• Wednesday, December 31, 2008 @ 9:30 pm

Fruitcakes 
Thursday, December 18 through Sunday, December 21 
Presented by Theatre Arlington 
$10-$15 
Call 817.275.7661 to order

Mix together spiked fruitcakes, three dozen Christmas trees, 10,000 Christmas lights, a runaway kid, a town of eccentrics, and a Christmas hog named Buster – and you’ve got a recipe for a heaping help of hilarity and holiday warmth for the entire family!

Dates:

• Thursday, December 18, 2008 @ 7:30 pm
• Friday, December 19, 2008 @ 8:00 pm
• Saturday, December 20, 2008 @ 2:00 pm
• Saturday, December 20, 2008 @ 8:00 pm
• Sunday, December 21, 2008 @ 2:00 pm
• Sunday, December 21, 2008 @ 5:30 pm

The Nutcracker 
Tuesday, December 23 through Sunday, December 28 – Fair Park Music Hall 
Presented by Texas Ballet Theater 
 
Children of all ages will enjoy this glorious traditional holiday journey with Clara as she enters a world where Christmas trees grow 40 feet, mice battle toy soldiers and snowflakes really dance.

Reconstructing the Renaissance: Paintings From An Altarpiece by Fra Angelico

 
Wednesday, November 25, 2009 through Sunday, February 15, 2009 
Presented by Kimbell Art Museum 
FREE! 
 
In this focus exhibition, shown only at the Kimbell, the Museum reunites its great Fra Angelico painting with the ensemble to which it originally belonged. The other four paintings in the group are on loan from prestigious collections in New York, Philadelphia, San Francisco and Florence. The panels constituted a predella, which stood at the base of a now-dismembered altarpiece. They illustrate stories from the lives of Saints James, John the Baptist, Dominic and Francis, and Lucy, with a central panel showing the death of the Virgin Mary. Such a predella would have come from an altarpiece incorporating a central Virgin and Child and images of the saints or holy figures, although the other parts of this altarpiece have yet to be conclusively identified. The occasion for the exhibition is the Kimbell’s publication this fall of Laurence Kanter’s book Reconstructing the Renaissance: Saint James Freeing Hermogenes by Fra Angelico. Kanter brought the five altarpiece panels together for the first time in living memory in a Fra Angelico exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York in 2005. Reconstructing the Renaissance is the second volume in the Kimbell Masterpiece Series.

In Pursuit of The Masters: Stories From The Raymond and Patsy Nasher Collection

 
Through Sunday, January 4, 2009 
Presented by Nasher Sculpture Center 
$0-$10 
 
To mark its fifth anniversary, the Nasher Sculpture Center will mount an exhibition in celebration of its founders. In Pursuit of The Masters: Stories From The Raymond and Patsy Nasher Collection presents a personalized and intimate view of the Nasher Collection and the couple that assembled it. Featuring the great masterworks of the collection, as well as a selection of significant and personally meaningful works from its humble beginnings, the exhibition highlights the personal stories behind the works of art, including Patsy and Raymond Nasher’s partnership in pursuit of the finest examples of modern and contemporary sculpture; their close friendships with artists, art dealers, and curators; and the insights that came from living with and sharing the works of art that they loved.

In this weeks show I talk to two arts professionals, David Miller (With Amphibian Stage Productions) and Scott Hardgrove (With Fort Worth Theatre), about online social networks and blogging and how they affect communications and networking in the arts.

How can social networking be better used by the arts and why every organization should be constantly updating and improving their online social networking strategies.

Interviews:

You can listen to both interviews in their entirety here:

Interview With David Miller

Interview With Scott Hardgrove

Also, keep your eyes on the website because there’s going to be a blog soon!

This is an intro, letting you know a little bit about why I started this show and who I am. Links to my other podcasts are here.

Stage West Podcast
A Semi Modest Proposal

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