Lectures tagged "Playwriting"


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Tribute to Chris Van Allsburg
Chris Van Allsburg
October 24, 2009
00:44:01
New York Times bestselling children’s author Brian Lies hosts a celebration of the achievements of beloved author and illustrator Chris Van Allsburg.
Boston Theater Now: New Artistic Directors
Diane Paulus
October 21, 2009
01:09:07
Greater Boston's Jared Bowen moderates a roundtable discussion of Boston's evolving theatre scene with the Hub's newest artistic directors: Kate Warner of the New Repertory Theatre, Peter DuBois of the Huntington Theatre Company, and Diane Paulus of the American Repertory Theater.
Creativity and Mood
Creativity and Mood
Paul Muldoon
October 21, 2009
01:28:52
Poet and songwriter Paul Muldoon joins poet/playright Elizabeth Swados to explore the relationship between creativity and mood.
Audio-only
Acting and Directing for Stage and Screen
Jay DiPietro
June 20, 2009
00:45:07
Jay DiPietro, Dallas Roberts, Allessandro Nivola, and David Hoffman discuss the art of acting and directing on stage and screen, as part of the 2009 Provincetown Film Festival.
Richard Goodwin: Two Men of Florence
Richard Goodwin
March 19, 2009
00:57:51
Playwright Richard Goodwin and his wife, historian Doris Kearns Goodwin, discuss the Huntington Theatre's production of Richard's Two Men of Florence, a drama about the struggle between Galileo Galilei, a man of science, and Pope Urban VIII, a man of faith.
The Koltes Project
Eric Vigner
April 7, 2008
01:23:55
Eric Vigner, Isma'il Ibn Conner, and Del Hamilton discuss the US Koltes Project, a 10 year undertaking created in order to translate and produce six of Bernard-Marie Koltes' plays, and continue the artistic legacy of the French playwright.
Audio-only
Creative Method: Eric Bentley on Translation
Eric Bentley
January 1, 2008
00:28:49
Through archived audio, renowned critic, playwright, singer, editor and translator Eric Bentley contributes to a WGBH Archive collection of 22 original radio essays by leading thinkers in the 20th Century on the nature of creativity in American arts, sciences, and professions.
Audio-only
Eighth Wonder: The Library of Alexandria
Andrew G. Jameson
October 23, 2007
01:03:57
The Library of Alexandria is regarded as the eighth wonder of the ancient world and the first great library in Western history.