The Theatre of Others Podcast Adam Marple and Budi Miller

In this episode, Adam and Budi discuss the recent opinion piece in The New York Times titled Let Actors Act and the continued discussion about who has the right, ability, and opportunity to play roles outside their identity and lived knowledge.

Thanks to Mark Nannup for the question.

Mentioned in this episode:

Alicia Rodis
Intimacy Directors and Coordinators
Chuck Mee's Big Love
Amanda Seales
#BlackAF
Arsenic and Old Lace
Let Actors Act
Adrian Lester
Eddie Redmayne

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In this episode, Adam and Budi discuss Solo Performance and the difference between Performance Art and Theatre, and how great Solo Performance requires a dedicated team of people to make the one person shine.
 
Mentioned in this episode:

Marcel Duchamp
Marina Abramovic
Annabel Chong
Anna Deveare Smith
Twilight 1992 
Extreme Exposure
Eric Bogosian
Guillermo Gomez Pena
Mike Daisey
Roger Guenveur Smith
A Huey P Newton story
Slava's snow show
Lily Tomlin
Search for Signs of Intelligent Life in the Universe
Tyrone
Sandra Bernhard and Mariah Carey
Whoopi Goldberg
John Leguizamo
Latino History for Moron's
Patti Labelle and Cyndi Lauper
Scott Mann's Last Out
TOO Merchandise


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In this episode, Adam and Budi discuss Location and how it is different than Space and Place and how the audience is either primed or deterred from communing with the show due to the choice of location.

Mentioned in this episode:

C+C Music Factory
Good Vibrations
Theatre of Others Merchandise
Point of Privilege
Emerald Gemco Players
Jean Guy Lecat's The Open Circle
Fuerzabruta
Wesley Enoch
Capitol Theatre

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Music credit: https://www.purple-planet.com
Additional compositions by @jack_burmeister
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In this episode, Adam and Budi speak with First Nations Indigenous artist Tiriki Onus. Tiriki Onus is the Senior Lecturer and Head of the Wilin Centre for Indigenous Arts and Cultural Development, Associate Dean (Indigenous) and Deputy Dean (Place) for the Faculty of Fine Arts and Music, Melbourne University.
Tiriki graduated from the VCA in 2011 with a Bachelor of Music Performance (Voice). He has performed at dozens of venues around Australia, as well as a series of engagements during his participation in Kwaya’s cross-cultural connections journey to Uganda in 2012. He spent ten years as a successful visual artist prior to attending the VCA, with work exhibited around Australia in venues such as Cooee Gallery, Bondi Beach, Queensland Performing Arts Centre, Brisbane, and the Royal Exhibition Buildings and Melbourne Museum, Melbourne, and Old Parliament House, Canberra. He has also worked as an art curator, conservator, theatre set producer, university lecturer, spokesman, and panelist.  He was the Australian curator of the >: John Mawurndjul exhibition for Museum Tinguely in Basel, Switzerland; a project which ran from 2003 to 2005. 
Tiriki received the Harold Blair Opera Scholarship in 2012 and 2013 and became the University’s inaugural Hutchinson Indigenous Fellow in 2014. He is currently undertaking his Ph.D., Biganga: Mapping Paths Back to Knowing, focusing on the revival of ancient technologies and cultural safety through the medium of Possum Cloak making.

Mentioned in this episode:

Yorta Yorta Country
Dja Dja Warrung
Blakfulla
Bunurong
Bill Onus
Moomba Festival
Ablaze

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In this episode, Adam and Budi discuss Practice as Research and how even if you are not in academia all artists are doing research and should be archiving their process

Thank you to Ruzaini Mazani for the question.

Mentioned in this episode:

Fitzmaurice Institute
Knight-Thompson
Jack Burmeister
Waste Management Jobs in Melbourne


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In this episode, Adam and Budi discuss The Costume and how it is the most necessary design element of theatre giving time and place as well as giving the actor a deep sense of being.

Mentioned in this episode:

CODA
Siskel and Ebert
Canine Coronavirus
It's not a costume, it's fashion
Jean Guy Lecat
FUBU
Ruth Carter
Ong Ken Sen
Hamilton
Spongebob the Musical
Oklahoma
Deaf West Spring Awakening


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Additional compositions by @jack_burmeister
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