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The Business of Theater, A Working Title
Rep Radio | Em3ry, LLC
70 episodes
2 months ago
With “The Business of Broadway” by Mitch Weiss and Perri Gaffney as our launchpad, hosts Darnelle Radford (based in Philadelphia) and Mitch Weiss (based in NYC) talk about the business of the day as it relates to Theater.
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With “The Business of Broadway” by Mitch Weiss and Perri Gaffney as our launchpad, hosts Darnelle Radford (based in Philadelphia) and Mitch Weiss (based in NYC) talk about the business of the day as it relates to Theater.
Show more...
Performing Arts
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The Business of Theater, A Working Title
1 year ago
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The hosts discuss the recent Tony Awards and the challenges faced by the theater industry. They highlight the importance of supporting artists and the need for infrastructure to sustain their careers. They also explore the idea of universal theater that can resonate with diverse audiences. The conversation touches on the financial struggles of artists and the need for funding and mentorship. They discuss the impact of social media and the Tony Awards on ticket sales and the perception of theater. The hosts propose ideas for supporting emerging talent and creating a more sustainable theater industry. The conversation explores the importance of connecting with potential theater supporters through their creative interests and finding ways to be inviting without constantly asking for money. They discuss the need for transparency in the theater industry and the value of sharing behind-the-scenes information with audiences. They also touch on the high costs of producing theater and the challenges of fundraising. The conversation concludes with a reflection on the need for theaters to rethink their foundation and structure in order to move forward. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Naming the Podcast 03:13 The Importance of Supporting Artists 08:08 Financial Struggles and the Need for Funding 14:49 Universal Theater and Resonating with Audiences 28:46 Funding and Mentorship for Emerging Talent 34:04 Creating a Sustainable Theater Industry 38:28 Connecting with Supporters Through Creative Interests 40:45 Inviting Without Constantly Asking for Money 45:05 The Importance of Transparency in Theater 48:36 Sharing Behind-the-Scenes Information with Audiences 51:23 The High Costs of Producing Theater 56:51 Rethinking Theater Foundation and Structure Subscribe to the podcast wherever you listen to podcasts. Share the podcast with a friend, colleague or give us some social media love. This podcast is an Em3ry production. Visit us online at https://em3ry.com/tbot. Follow us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram at “em3ryotm”.
The Business of Theater, A Working Title
With “The Business of Broadway” by Mitch Weiss and Perri Gaffney as our launchpad, hosts Darnelle Radford (based in Philadelphia) and Mitch Weiss (based in NYC) talk about the business of the day as it relates to Theater.