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This is the fourth installment of our coverage of the 35th annual Humana Festival of New American Plays. This week we have an interview with Artistic Director, Marc Masterson.  Tell us what you think of this year’s Humana Festival of New American Plays by calling 615-866-1282 or via email (podcast@inexplicabledumbshow.com)
Actors Theatre of Louisville:
Marc Masterson
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This is the third installment of our coverage of the 35th Annual Humana Festival of New American Plays and we will be featuring the plays: The Edge of Our Bodies and Elemeno Pea.  We interview playwright and director of The Edge of Our Bodies, Adam Rapp. Molly Smith Metzler, playwright of Elemeno Pea, also is interviewed. As always, tell us what you think of these plays by calling 615-866-1282 or via email (podcast@inexplicabledumbshow.com)
The Edge of Our Bodies:
Adam Rapp, playwright and director
For more info on this play check out actors YouTube here.
Elemeno Pea:
For more info on the play check out actors YouTube here and here.
Molly Smith Metzler, playwright
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This is the second installment of our coverage of the 35th Annual Humana Festival of New American Plays and we will be featuring the plays: BOB and A Devil at Noon. As always, tell us what you think of these plays by calling 615-866-1282 or via email (podcast@inexplicabledumbshow.com)
BOB:
Peter Sinn Nachtrieb, playwright
We are also joined by the director, Sean Daniels. More on BOB on actors youTube page here and here.
A Devil at Noon:
More on A Devil at Noon on actors youTube page here and here.
Anne Washburn, playwright
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This the first installment of our coverage of the 35th Annual Humana Festival of New American Plays and we will be featuring the plays: Maple and Vine and Edith Can Shoot Things and Hit Them.
Maple and Vine:
Jordan Harrison, Playwright
we are also joined by the play’s director…Anne Kauffman.
Edith Can Shoot Things and Hit Them:
A. Rey Pamatmat, Playwright
The director, May Adrales, joins in the discussion as well.
Did you see these plays? Tell us what you think by calling 615-866-1282 or via e-mail (podcast@inexplicabledumbshow.com)
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In our last installment of this year’s coverage of the 34th Annual Humana Festival of New American Plays hosted by Actors Theatre of Louisville, we have interviews with playwrights: Â Scott Organ (Phoenix) and Deborah Zoe Laufer (Sirens)
Deep Fried Theatre:
Trey Lyford, Suli Holum. Photo by Harlan Taylor
Suli Holum, Trey Lyford. Photos by Harlan Taylor
Check out more on Phoenix by going to Actors Theatre of Louisville’s YouTube here.
Brian Russell and Mimi Lieber. Photo by Harlan Taylor
Lindsey Wochley and Brian Russell. Photo by Harlan Taylor
Mimi Lieber and Ben Hollandsworth. Photo by Harlan Taylor
Mimi Lieber and Brian Russell. Photo by Harlan Taylor
Check out more on Sirens by going over to the Actors Theatre of Louisville’s YouTube page here and here.
Share your love stories with us by calling 615-866-1282 or put it in an e-mail (podcast@inexplicabledumbshow.com)
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Our second installment of coverage of the 34th Humana Festival of New American Plays hosted by Actors Theatre of Louisville features an interview with the playwrights of Fissures (lost and found) (Steve Epp, Cory Hinkle, Dominic Orlando, Dominique Serrand, Deborah Stein and Victoria Stewart). With a follow up interview with Deborah Stein, playwright of Heist! which was the Acting/Intern companies showcase production this year.
Deep Fried Theatre:
Casey Grieg. Photo by Harlan Taylor
Casey Grieg, Emily Gunyou Halaas,Dominique Serrand, Megan Hill. Photo by Harlan Taylor
Dominique Serrand. Photo by Harlan Taylor
Dominique Serrand, Emily Gunyou Halaas, Nathan Keepers, Megan Hill. Photo by Harlan Taylor
Check more on Fissures (lost and found) on Actors Theatre of Louisville’s YouTube channel here and here.
by Deborah Stein
Courtney Moors. Photos by Frankie Steel
David Darrow and Kara Davidson. Photos by Frankie Steel
Gwen Ellis and Brett Robinson. Photo by Frankie Steel
Matthew Whitfield and Kara Davidson. Photo by Frankie Steel
Robbie Tann. Photo by Frankie Steel
Check out more on Heist! on Actors Theatre of Louisville’s YouTube channel here.
If you are ever in Louisville, then 21c is worth a look. A very fun place!
Tell us what you think about these shows by calling 615-866-1282 or by sending us an e-mail (podcast@inexplicabledumbshow.com)
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This is the first installment of our yearly coverage of the 34th Humana Festival of New American Plays hosted by Actors Theatre of Louisville. Up first, we have our annual State of the Actors Theatre of Louisville interview with Marc Masterson (Artistic Director). We also interview Lisa Dillman who is the playwright of Ground which Marc Masterson directed.
Deep Fried Theatre:
Ground by Lisa Dillman and directed by Marc Masterson
(Jennifer Engstrom, Ricardo Guiterrez. Photo by Harlan Taylor)
(Dale Rivera, Jennifer Engstrom. Photo by Harlan Taylor)
(Sandra Delgado, Lisa Fernandez. Photo by Harlan Taylor)
(Jennifer Engstrom, Rob Riley. Photo by Harlan Taylor)
See a video of Ground on Actors Theatre of Louisville’s YouTube channel here.
Share your thoughts with us about this play by calling 615-866-1282 or by sending an e-mail (podcast@inexplicabledumbshow.com)
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This is the last installment of our coverage of The 33rd Annual Humana Festival of New American Plays hosted by Actors Theatre of Louisville. That being said, this week we have interviews with playwright Charles L. Mee who wrote “Under Construction” and Director of New Play Development, Adrien-Alice Hansel, who was a co-adaptor for “Wild Blessings: A Celebration of Wendell Berry”.
Under Construction
by Charles L. Mee
directed by Anne Bogart
created and performed by
SITI Company
Wild Blessings:
A Celebration
of Wendell Berry
adapted for the stage
by Marc Masterson
and Adrien-Alice Hansel
from the writing of Wendell Berry
directed by Marc Masterson
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This week we have an interview with playwright Allison Moore about her play “Slasher” and we have an interview with one of the actors from the production, Lusia Strus, who played Frances McKinney. Lusia also works with the Neo-Futurists in New York and Chicago. As always we would love to thank the Actors Theatre of Louisville for being wonderful hosts!
Slasher:
Slasher
by Allison Moore
directed by Josh Hecht
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Week 3 of our Humana Festival coverage. It’s Apprentice Week here at the Inexplicable Dumb Show!
our young apprentice, Darth...er...David Bennett
Kristoffer Diaz
Kristoffer Diaz, one of the writers of Brink!; this year’s Acting Apprentice Company showcase. Thanks, as always, to Kyle and everyone at the Actors Theatre of Louisville!
