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This week I’m joined via Skype by Paul B. Crook, Theatre Educator/Director, as we take a look ahead at this week’s Southeastern Theatre Conference in Greensboro, NC.  There is plenty to look forward to as always with this jam packed week but now there is an easier way to keep track of the action by using the SETC app found in App Store or Google Play.

Deep Fried Theatre:

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The last installment of the IDS’s visit to the Spring 2012 Southeastern Theatre Conference.

On this week’s episode are:

• Bethany Sparks
• Paul Bawek
• Michael Morrison
• Keone Fuqua
• Brie Greer
• Michael Martin
• Corey Cavenaugh (not mentioned in the opening or closing segments thru an oversight on the inexplicable dumb show’s part…The IDS apologizes for that.)

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In this second installment of IDS’s coverage of the Spring Southeastern Theatre Conference 2012, I am joined by:

• Evan Williams

• Roger Robinson (Keynote Speaker)
• Gogo Lomo David
• Jamar Jones
• Churaqui Mosely

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This is the first installment of the IDS’s coverage of the Spring 2012 Southeastern Theatre Conference.  On this episode are the following guests:

• Ken Feinberg
• Lauren Ashlee Street

• Richard Robichaux (Keynote Speaker)
• Rick St. Peter
• Dr. Bill Gelber
• Charles Edward Pogue

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It’s SETC week!  Time for a preview!  Let’s have a great conference!

• SETC
• Keynote Speakers

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In this episode, I am a deputy casting consultant for FoodPlay Productions at the Fall 2011 SETC Professional Auditions.  It was a lot of fun.  Break legs to all that auditioned.

Paying the Rent:

• FoodPlay Productions
• FoodPlay on twitter: @foodplay
• SETC
• SETC on twitter: @setcTweet

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In our second installment of our coverage of the 62nd Annual SETC convention in Atlanta, we are pleased to have Pearl Cleage chat with us.  She is the keynote speaker on Thursday March 3rd.

SETC

• Pearl Cleage
• Her website
• Her facebook page

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This is the first episode of our coverage of the 62nd Annual Spring SETC and we have joining us today, Ben Cameron, the 2011 Distinguished Career Award Recipient.  Ben is the Program Director of the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation.  He is part of the Tony Awards Nominating Committee and an avid bicyclist.

SETC:

• Ben Cameron
• Ben at TEDtalk video

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This is keynote speaker week.  We have excellent interviews with Tituss Burgess and Judith Malina.

Tituss Burgess

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.

US Performing Arts

• Charles Daugherty
• Charles Pogue
• Judith Patterson
• Mary Lou Belli
• Nancy Jones (University of Kentucky, Theatre Dept. Chair)

Dumbshow University:

• Michael Hatton
• Randy Blades

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