Podcast Categories: Performing Arts

On this show, I invite nannies and industry leaders to join me for conversations about hot topics, real-life stories, and all things nannying. Whether you’re a nanny, a parent, or simply curious about the in-home childcare industry, this is the podcast for you!

Act Up is a podcast where actors, performers and artists alike discuss their approach to their craft and the journeys they’ve endured along the way. Whether it be in the audition room, on stage, on set or in front of a live audience, this series seeks to find out what inspires people to “Act Up” in their industry and in their day to day lives.

Jokermen Podcast is a podcast about Mr. Leonard Cohen :: Subscribe for access to all episodes ad-free, plus the full back catalog of Bob Dylan, Beach Boys, Velvet Underground, Steely Dan, Randy Newman, Billy Joel, and Death Grips goods at patreon.com/jokermen :: @jokermenpodcast on Instagram and Twitter

An eclectic blend of short stories, music, and comedy to bring you comfort as the world grows coarser, angrier, and louder.

Actual play audio drama podcast that adapts your favorite stories to TTRPGs. Vol. 1: In the Blood parodies HADES and plays it as a 5e D&D game.

Host Jordan Ross is a differently-abled actor, born with Cerebral Palsy and Scoliosis. Because of his disabilities, he was a victim of vicious bullying and limited opportunities as an actor. However, Jordan’s role on THE CHOSEN, helped him learn to not just accept his circumstances, but embrace them. Now, Jordan’s goal is to help his listeners learn to embrace their own limps – turning their perceived weakness into a strength – one vulnerable conversation at a time. Jordan sits down with some of your favorite actors, singers, athletes and public figures to dive into their respective limps – whether physical or internal. So, What’s YOUR Limp?

Where Are We Now? is a podcast diving deep into the elusive world of child stardom, hosted by actor, comedian, and writer Rivkah Reyes (who you might know from the iconic film School of Rock and Netflix’s Easy.) Where Are We Now? provides a platform for former child stars slash current adults living their dang lives to tell their own stories authentically so that Buzzfeed doesn’t have to.

Lincoln Center Theater’s Spotlight Series is expanding its programming to include audio presentations of largely forgotten plays that are deserving of a contemporary audience.

Set in Philadelphia circa 1936, THE FORBIDDEN CITY examines how the bonds of a middle-class Black family are tested by the specter of a tragedy that occurred many years prior in the Jim Crow South.

By Bill Gunn and directed by Seret Scott.

Branden Jacobs-Jenkins, a writer in LCT’s Beaumont New Play Commission Program, chose THE FORBIDDEN CITY to include in the Spotlight Series. A bonus episode featuring a conversation between Mr. Jacobs-Jenkins and director Seret Scott discussing THE FORBIDDEN CITY and playwright Bill Gunn, is also available.

The podcast will be available for on-demand listening through Sunday, May 23, 2021.

Full transcripts of the audio play and bonus interview are available at www.LCT.org

SHADOW/LAND: An Audio Play

WORLD PREMIERE AUDIO PLAY
SHADOW/LAND

Written by Erika Dickerson-Despenza
Directed by Candis C. Jones
Produced by The Public Theater

Featuring Te’Era Coleman (9-1-1 Caller), Lizan Mitchell (Magalee), Lance E. Nichols (9-1-1 Dispatcher and Caller), Lori Elizabeth Parquet (9-1-1 Dispatcher and Caller), Sunni Patterson (Griot), and Michelle Wilson (Ruth).

Tow Playwright-in-Residence and Laurents/Hatcher Foundation Award winner Erika Dickerson-Despenza joins The Public’s digital stage with an audio production of SHADOW/LAND, a harrowing new drama set amid the ongoing devastation of Hurricane Katrina. Ruth coaxes her mother, Magalee, to sell Shadowland, the family business and New Orleans’s first air-conditioned dancehall and hotel for Black people. But as Hurricane Katrina begins her ruin, Ruth is forced to wrestle with all that she’s ready to let go. Directed by Lilly Award winner Candis C. Jones, SHADOW/LAND is the first installment of a 10-play cycle traversing the Katrina diaspora in an examination of the ongoing effects of disaster, evacuation, displacement, and urban renewal rippling in and beyond New Orleans.

Three-part discussion series “The Clearing” will accompany the audio play and be hosted by Soyica Colbert and feature Sheila Foster, Shana M. Griffin, Jack Moore, Cara Page, Imani Perry, and Lauren A. Whitehead.