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This is keynote speaker week. We have excellent interviews with Tituss Burgess and Judith Malina.
(photo of Judith Malina by Sara Krulwich/The New York Times)
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This week we have a wonderful chat with US Performing Arts faculty:  Charles Daugherty, Chuck Pogue, Judith Patterson, Mary Lou Belli, and Nancy Jones. We also chat with Michael Hatton and Randall Blades about teaching with technology.
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John’s still on vacation, so it’s me doing everything again.
This week’s SETC 2010 coverage features Scott Hayes of Regent University and Donna Weber of the Georgia Shakespeare Festival. Â Both of these folks have done some amazing things using Twitter with their productions and theatre companies. Â Make sure to follow Georgia Shakespeare on Twitter!
Donna also has an interesting close call with some of the dance auditionees. Â See the video!
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While John is off on his family vacation, he left me here to write the shownotes and edit the audio for the first couple of our SETC 2010 shows.
We’re going to start things off with a bang: Â Our good friend Gary Garrison, Executive Director Creative Activity for the Dramatists Guild of America.
Also, we have a new friend, Dr. Dale Savidge of North Greenville University. Â He is researching (and ran an SETC workshop on) something near and dear to my heart, “How Theatre Might be Used in the Development of People with Asperger’s Syndrome“.
Some talking points:
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So, here is the audio of the Podcasting 101 workshop from SETC 2010 in Lexington, KY. Â Thanks to everyone who came out and asked some great questions. Â Let us know where we can find your podcast!
Oh yeah, here’s a PDF copy of the PowerPoint we used.
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This week we catch up with our curmudgeon, Paul B. Crook. The topics are free flowing and as always very enlightening.
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Tituss Burgess
Judith Malina