#17: Jonathan Fox- Meaning in Playback Theatre

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Playback Theatre Talks

Noa Leibu

26 episodes

5 days ago

This podcast is for playbackers, playback fans, art therapists and performers. The purpose of the podcast is to share knowledge, to learn and to empower and support the playback theater community. I will be hosting playbackers from all around the world to talk about different aspects of playback theatre and about their journeys as playbackers. The host of the podcast is- Noa Leibu (MA), Playback theater conductor and founder of "Story-Lane Playback Theatre", an international Playback Theater group in Berlin.

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#17: Jonathan Fox- Meaning in Playback Theatre

Playback Theatre Talks

1 hour 6 minutes 49 seconds

4 years ago

#17: Jonathan Fox- Meaning in Playback Theatre

In 1975 in the Hudson Valley of New York, a young man was asking a group of strangers to play back each others' stories for the first time. This man presented a group of strangers what later will be known as "Playback Theatre".

In this Episode of Playback Theatre Talks I am very honored to talk with the creator and co-founder of Playback Theatre, Jonathan Fox.

Jonathan and I will talk about Jonathan's personal journey, from his childhood to his life today as the creator of the Listening Hour.
We will also talk about meaning in Playback Theatre and the fuzziness and indirectness that accompanies the playback experience.

Thank you for joining us!