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CCA Podcast #7 | Pinar Aksu & Iman Tajik / Havana Glasgow Film Festival / GIOfest / Travis Alabanza CCA Podcast
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Welcome to the seventh episode of our podcast series. Listen via our CCA SoundCloud here.
Pinar Aksu & Iman Tajik speak about the process of creating and curating The Sea of Paperwork, a project led by Maryhill Integration Network in collaboration with young people from across Glasgow; Eirene Houston from Havana Glasgow Film Festival on this year's programme and the black humour common to Glaswegian and Cuban culture; Gerry Rossi effuses about the spontaneity, reciprocity and inclusion that underpins GIOfest, Glasgow's annual festival of improvisation; and Travis Alabanza on breaking the rules of theatre and how making a burger can open up a conversation about complicity in transphobia.
Pinar Aksu & Iman Tajik, The Sea of Paperwork & Maryhill Integration Network (55s)
Eirene Houston, Havana Glasgow Film Festival (15m 24s)
Gerry Rossi, GIOfest (32m 45s)
Travis Alabanza, performance (46m 30s)
Across this series, Gareth K Vile (Theatre Editor of The List Magazine, who also blogs wild critical theory here) chats to some of the amazing people who make, produce and contribute to our programme: from artists, curators and programmers, to community organisers and social clubs. We'll take a deep dive into exhibitions, gigs, performances and events - exploring the ideas and ethos that underpin our approach to programming and how you can get involved.
Thank you to everyone who took part and to Unclassed Media & Sunny Govan Community Radio.
Welcome to the seventh episode of our podcast series. Listen via our CCA SoundCloud here.
Pinar Aksu & Iman Tajik speak about the process of creating and curating The Sea of Paperwork, a project led by Maryhill Integration Network in collaboration with young people from across Glasgow; Eirene Houston from Havana Glasgow Film Festival on this year's programme and the black humour common to Glaswegian and Cuban culture; Gerry Rossi effuses about the spontaneity, reciprocity and inclusion that underpins GIOfest, Glasgow's annual festival of improvisation; and Travis Alabanza on breaking the rules of theatre and how making a burger can open up a conversation about complicity in transphobia.
Pinar Aksu & Iman Tajik, The Sea of Paperwork & Maryhill Integration Network (55s)
Eirene Houston, Havana Glasgow Film Festival (15m 24s)
Gerry Rossi, GIOfest (32m 45s)
Travis Alabanza, performance (46m 30s)
Across this series, Gareth K Vile (Theatre Editor of The List Magazine, who also blogs wild critical theory here) chats to some of the amazing people who make, produce and contribute to our programme: from artists, curators and programmers, to community organisers and social clubs. We'll take a deep dive into exhibitions, gigs, performances and events - exploring the ideas and ethos that underpin our approach to programming and how you can get involved.
Thank you to everyone who took part and to Unclassed Media & Sunny Govan Community Radio.
1 hr