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HACK Theatre presents UNMUTE

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UNMUTE - 20-25th July 2020 UNMUTE is a bold, new and accessible response to this strange new world, that kickstarts the conversation for the arts to become more inclusive than ever. Also released as a fully captioned video series here: hacktheatre.co.uk/unmute Previous podcast series: HACK Chats (May 2020) HACK Chats was our early response to COVID-19, each episode giving a snapshot of the crucial issues affecting many migrants, refugees and other marginalised communities across the UK and internationally during this unprecedented time. Find out more here: hacktheatre.co.uk

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July 23, 2020

UNMUTE Ep. 4: Koko Brown - writer, performer and spoken word artist

Meet Koko, a London born spoken word artist and theatre-maker, as she suggests ways of staying creative during lockdown. From recognising feelings of imposter syndrome, to making sure you’re taking care of your mental health and wellbeing, Koko shares how she has developed techniques and find ways to adapt in order to navigate these aspects of life as an artist living in a pandemic. How do we get through the week when there is nothing left to anchor us? Who should we be surrounding ourselves with during this time, especially when for some, it all feels too much? The interview is followed by 'On Joy', a powerful adaptation piece based on Audre Lorde's 'Your silence will not protect you' from 29:25 Also available in fully captioned video format from https://www.hacktheatre.co.uk/unmute Supported by Arts Council England as part of the Emergency Response Fund.

July 22, 2020

UNMUTE Ep. 3: Sean Wai Keung - performance poet

“The world is a bit strange, and food is good”, so says Sean, a Glasgow based poet and performer - and we couldn’t agree more.  From care packages of instant noodles, to the nation's new found love of yeast, Sean shares some of his personal experiences of lockdown life, and how the role of food has become a new way of sharing, connecting and expressing care for each other.    With an increased sense of local community being an outcome of the lockdown, we also hear how Sean is using technology to find new spaces with Scotland’s arts community, and to even find ways of being internationally creative.    The interview is followed by 'Jade Emperor', Sean's adaptation of the Jade Emperor myth - 26:50 onwards   Also available as a fully captioned video from hacktheatre.co.uk/unmute   Supported by Arts Council England as part of the Emergency Response Fund.

July 21, 2020

UNMUTE Ep. 2: Athena Stevens - writer, performer and social activist

HACK Theatre speaks to Athena Stevens, a writer, performer, director and social activist.    Having started lockdown long before many of us, Athena shares her experiences of spending this time with her Lithuanian friend, her pet cat and a ‘socially close’ two-year-old. With her plans of writing for hours and hours out the window, Athena tells how this time hasn’t been wasted. In fact, it has proven to be full of unexpected but meaningful milestones and a welcome escape from the trauma of normality.    With reflections on both the beauty of home life and the importance of the current global political movements, this interview suggests practical ways of identifying paths forwards, helping us to reach our goals, be these creative or not.   Also available as a fully captioned video: hacktheatre.co.uk/unmute   Supported by Arts Council England as part of the Emergency Response Fund. [ This episode was recorded in late May 2020 ]

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What is HACK Theatre presents UNMUTE?: UNMUTE - 20-25th July 2020

UNMUTE is a bold, new and accessible response to this strange new world, that kickstarts the conversation for the arts to become more inclusive than ever.

Also released as a fully captioned video series here: hacktheatre.co.uk/unmute

Previous podcast series:

HACK Chats (May 2020)

HACK Chats was our early response to COVID-19, each episode giving a snapshot of the crucial issues affecting many migrants, refugees and other marginalised communities across the UK and internationally during this unprecedented time. Find out more here: hacktheatre.co.uk
How often does this podcast release new episodes?: This podcast updates daily.
Where can I listen to this podcast?: This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
Does this podcast accept guests?: Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.

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