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This week we have more Southeastern Theatre Conference interviews…the hits keep coming! We also have a “sneak peak” of our time at the Humana Festival at Actor’s Theatre of Louisville.

SETC (Part 4):

• Jen Nelson Lane
• Sarah Brown (University of Memphis)
• Mike Foster (Missouri State University)
• G. Warren Stiles (Ohio University Student & Professional Scenic Design)

Inexplicable Moments

• Hannah Wilson (ETSU)
• Brittany Hunt (University of Montevallo)
• Maggie Bradshaw (Chattanooga Theatre Centre)
• Kelly Baskin
• Brandon Jay (Atlanta Workshop Players)
• Jeff Holbrook (Springer Opera House)

Did you miss anything so far from SETC…

• Part 3 is here
• Part 2 is here
• Part 1 is here

Humana Sneak Peak:

Thanks to all that we have interviewed at SETC and the Humana Festival. Give us your thoughts as always at 615-866-1282 or by e-mail.

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This week we continue our coverage from the 59th Annual Southeastern Theatre Conference in Chattanooga, TN.

SETC (Part 3):

• Interviews with…
  • E. Bert Wallace (Campbell University)
  • John Lennon (Notre Dame High School)
  • Tim X. Davis (Bluegrass Community & Technical College)
  • Darren Michaels (Austin Peay State University)
  • Paul B. Crook (Louisiana Tech)
  • Dr. R. Cliff Thompson (Freed-Hardeman)
  • Chris Lanning (Your Neighborhood Stage Podcast)

Tell us what you think of our coverage of SETC by calling 615-866-1282 or by e-mail!

Get SETC (Part 2) here.

Get SETC (Part 1) here.

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This week we continue on with our SETC coverage. We take a look at the educational side of the Theatre. So here it is…the good, the bad, the ugly…an honest look at academia.

SETC (Part 2) :

• Elon University
  • Fred Rubeck
  • Bill Webb
  • John Mullican

• Arkansas Tech
  • Rose
  • Kat
  • Cindl

• Radford University
  • Ladies and Gentleman…all hail…the merchantress of venice
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Inexplicable Moments:

• Kelly McDavid & Taylor Randall (Presbyterian College)
• Justin Winters (Byran College)

Again, thanks to all of you that we interviewed…you’re in the upcoming episodes, we promise. Thanks again to SETC! Got something to add to our topics of discussion…call us at 615-866-1282 or E-mail us!

Missed last week’s episode (SETC Part 1)…check it out here!

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This week the IDS crew set up at the Southeastern Theatre Conference in Chattanooga, TN. We have interviews with Zan Sawyer-Dailey from the Actor’s Theatre of Louisville and Michael Rohd of Sojourn Theatre which is based in Portland, OR. We also have “inexplicable moments” from the conference floor featuring Trey Best and Megan Stine. This the first installment of our multi-part expose on the SETC experience…we got a lot of great interviews and we plan sharing all of them with you. Enjoy!

Deep Fried Theatre:

• Actor’s Theatre of Louisville
  
  • Humana Festival
  • Tickets
  • Apprentice Company

SETC (Part 1):

• Sojourn Theatre
  
  • Good (Summer 2007) video clip
• Inexplicable Moments
  • Trey Best (Atlanta Workshop Players)
  • Megan Stine (University of Montevallo)

Thanks to all that chatted with us while at SETC…Your moment in front of the microphone is coming!

IDS would like to thank the Southeastern Theatre Conference for all their assistance in Chattanooga.  We look forward to many more years of being involved in the SETC experience.

Let us know what you think…call us 615-866-1282 or e-mail us!

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This week we have a bad ass interview with Jennifer Henry from Playhouse on the Square out of Memphis, TN. We also go internationale with Brian Caspe and Ben Steel from the Prague Playhouse. We discover an Orwellian case of censorship to artistic expression on a college campus in the guise of “an abundance of caution”. Plus, “Pardon me boys…is that the Chattanooga Choo Choo”…the Dumbshow invades SETC in Chattanooga!

Deep Fried Theatre:

• Playhouse on the Square
  • The Great American Trailer Park Musical

Dumbshow Du Monde:

• The Prague Playhouse
  • Acting Classes

Dumbshow University:

• War is Peace…Freedom is Slavery…Ignorance is Strength

The Two Shot:

• Track twenty nine

WTF:

• Strange meeting you here…I’ll have a Cleveland Steamer, please.

Got a thought on anything we talked about on this episode…call us 615-866-1282! Shoot us an e-mail…wait that’s too violent…write us an e-mail! There, there…that’s better.