This week on Me Too, Duke University senior Allayne Thomas performs “Too” a monologue about black womanhood. After the performance, we are lucky enough to welcome Professor Adriane Lentz-Smith to the show to discuss the piece and what it means to be a black woman in America today.
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Produced by Nicole Stepovich and Fayfay Ning
Music by Chen Xia-Ting
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This week on Me Too, Duke University senior Allayne Thomas performs “Too” a monologue about black womanhood. After the performance, we are lucky enough to welcome Professor Adriane Lentz-Smith to the show to discuss the piece and what it means to be a black woman in America today.
Please subscribe to this podcast on iTunes, and leave a review!
You can share your own stories through our website: http://www.metoomonologuesduke.org/
We are on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MeTooMonologues/
Produced by Nicole Stepovich and Fayfay Ning
Music by Chen Xia-Ting
Welcome to the third season of Me Too!
In this first episode, Duke University student Multy Oliver performs “I am Duke,” a monologue about the struggle of balancing personal, human experiences with high-pressure expectations at Duke. After the performance, our host Naveen sits down with members of the Me Too Production Team, including Theatrical Directors Vivian Luo and Betsy Broaddus, and Executive Producer Annie Delmedico to reflect on the piece and discuss their roles in Me Too Monologues.
Please subscribe to this podcast on iTunes, and leave a review!
You can share your own stories through our website: www.metoomonologuesduke.org/
We are on Facebook: www.facebook.com/MeTooMonologues/
Produced by Naveen Hrishikesh, Allison McHorse, Ameen Ahmad, and Jess Chen
Music by Chen Xia-Ting
Me Too
This week on Me Too, Duke University senior Allayne Thomas performs “Too” a monologue about black womanhood. After the performance, we are lucky enough to welcome Professor Adriane Lentz-Smith to the show to discuss the piece and what it means to be a black woman in America today.
Please subscribe to this podcast on iTunes, and leave a review!
You can share your own stories through our website: http://www.metoomonologuesduke.org/
We are on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MeTooMonologues/
Produced by Nicole Stepovich and Fayfay Ning
Music by Chen Xia-Ting
