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"Why Are You Like This?" is a podcast devoted to discovering who we are and why we do what we do. In a world where it’s easier to tweet than to call your mom on the phone, “Why Are You Like This?” aims to bridge the conversation gap. Each week Ryan Andrews (actor/comedian) sits down with a guest to chat about the formative moments in their lives. The moments that made them giggle made them blush, made them cry, and ultimately, made them into who they are. Featuring creatives of all kinds, from Broadway to Brooklyn, "Why Are You Like This?" is sure to make you laugh, make you think, and make you wonder...why AM I like this?
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There are 835,997 words in the plays of Shakespeare. Heavenly Shows and Unnecessary Letters is a podcast where two theatre nerds watch productions of all 39 Shakespeare plays, and have a chat about the challenges and successes in adapting the work for modern stage and screen. If you’re a fan of Shakespeare, or theatre, or just like to listen to people challenge their stamina for consuming iambic pentameter, this podcast is for you.
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Voices of British Ballet tells the story of dance in Britain through conversations with the people that built its history. Choreographers, dancers, designers, producers and composers describe their part in the development of the artform from the beginning of the twentieth century.
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Absurd, abstract and intriguing, Into the Absurd reveals the passions and purpose of creators around the country in a 50 minute conversation happening Saturdays at 5 pm at the virtual dinner table, hosted by Tina Brock, Producing Artistic Director of The Idiopathic Ridiculopathy Consortium, a Philadelphia-based theater whose mission is producing existentialist and absurdist theater. We'll Bring Good Nothingness to Life each week, keeping playwright Samuel Beckett's famous phrase front of mind: "You Must Go On. I Can't Go On. I'll Go On." Join us as we illuminate creative works and creative thinking, finding the poetry in existentially challenging times, sharing a laugh and always a story -- connecting us to our works and to each other.
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