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Nobody's Perfect: Staging the Play
In this episode, director Coy Middlebrook and set designer Michael ...
In this episode, director Coy Middlebrook and set designer Michael Philippi talk about the set and staging for Nobody's Perfect.
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Nobody's Perfect: Communication
In this episode, Learn about the unique approaches to communication ...
In this episode, Learn about the unique approaches to communication between the crew, cast and audience of Nobody's Perfect from actor Tami Lee Santimyer, composer Debbie La Puma, director Coy Middlebrook and co-author Doug Cooney.
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Nobody's Perfect: Creating the Characters
In this episode, author Marlee Matlin, director Coy Middlebrook, and ...
In this episode, author Marlee Matlin, director Coy Middlebrook, and actor Tami Lee Santimyer talk about and show the process of how adults create young characters.
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Nobody's Perfect: Read-Through, Rehearsal & Performance
In this episode, go behind the scenes of Nobody's Perfect ...
In this episode, go behind the scenes of Nobody's Perfect with director Coy Middlebrook. Coy explains ever step, from read-through, to blocking, rehearsal, tech, and finally performance.
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Culture Connect: Program Overview
As a part of the Global Cultural Initiative, the United ...
As a part of the Global Cultural Initiative, the United States Department of State and the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts offer professional development opportunities to energize the work of emerging international artists in their own countries by bringing them to the United States and providing them with instructive and informative experiences in their arts discipline, exposure to the creation and performance of world-class art, and opportunities to develop relationships with U.S. arts professionals. In this podcast, learn about the Cultural Visitors program through an overview of the visit by Venezuela's Flying Legs Crew. More: artsedge.kennedy-center.org/cultureconnect
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Nobody's Perfect: The Story So far...Doug Cooney
In this episode, co-author Doug Cooney catches us up on ...
In this episode, co-author Doug Cooney catches us up on the story of Nobody's Perfect.
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Nobody's Perfect: The Story So far...Tami Lee Santimyer
In this episode, actor Tami Lee Santimyer gives her perspective ...
In this episode, actor Tami Lee Santimyer gives her perspective on the story of Nobody's Perfect.
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Culture Connect: Palestinian Jazz
The Palestinian and Moroccan musicians performed on the Kennedy Center’s ...
The Palestinian and Moroccan musicians performed on the Kennedy Center’s Millennium Stage, which offers free shows 365 days a year as part of the Performing Arts for Everyone Initiative. See how the musicians go from a sound check to actual performance. More: artsedge.kennedy-center.org/cultureconnect
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Culture Connect: Indonesian Dance
In appreciation for their three days of intense study and ...
In appreciation for their three days of intense study and practice at the Hubbard Street Dance Center, the visitors are happy to share their country’s traditional Javanese dancing with members of the Chicago dance company. Boby leads a workshop in the fundamentals of Javanese, and Retno demonstrates a routine in traditional costume. More: artsedge.kennedy-center.org/cultureconnect
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Culture Connect: Chicago Theater
After an original performance by the experimental production company The ...
After an original performance by the experimental production company The Civilians, the Indonesian visitors sit down with members of the cast and crew. The group discusses The Civilians’ mission and multidisciplinary approach to theater, which in many ways parallels Teater Garasi’s productions that often combine drama and dance. Then, the actors take a break from American theater, and embrace the opportunity to tour the Silk Road Theatre Project, a production company that showcases culturally-themed works from playwrights of Asian, Middle Eastern, and Mediterranean backgrounds. The Indonesian actors are able to gain some insight into a few other cultures, as well as learn how works from their home country are received in the US. Finally, the group stops by Redmoon Theatre, a non-profit theatre company with a unique approach to making theatre more publicly accessible. The company is known for its original utilization of public spaces for performances, often setting up stages in streets and parks. A company member shares photos from past productions to better explain Redmoon’s performance space choices and how they affect productions. More: artsedge.kennedy-center.org/cultureconnect
