Theater enthusiasts Kahari Blue and Rishi Mutalik discuss the most exciting plays and musicals in New York City. Kahari and Rishi will also highlight their unique points of view as people of color and explore the ways in which the work they see interacts with the world we live in. They will also open up about their own artistic journeys as they begin their careers. Talkback is the podcast for theater fans, theater artists, and theater critics alike. Let’s add some color to the Great White Way!
Talkback
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Theater enthusiasts Kahari Blue and Rishi Mutalik discuss the most exciting plays and musicals in New York City. Kahari and Rishi will also highlight their unique points of view as people of color and explore the ways in which the work they see interacts with the world we live in. They will also open up about their own artistic journeys as they begin their careers. Talkback is the podcast for theater fans, theater artists, and theater critics alike. Let’s add some color to the Great White Way!
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Recent Episodes
January 28, 2021
12. Ratatousical!
In this episode, we discuss the theatrical event of the year, Ratatouille: The TikTok Musical!! We review the recent Actor Fund’s concert and celebrate the many online creators who turned the beloved Pixar film into a musical phenomenon. We end the episode by reflecting on what Ratatousical’s success means for the future of musical theater and social media.
January 5, 2021
11. Top 20 of 2020
Happy New Year! In this episode, we share our respective top 20 of 2020. We celebrate major moments and artifacts in the entertainment industry as well as the trailblazing artists who created them.
December 29, 2020
10. On Screen: Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom and One Night in Miami
We love stage to screen adaptations! We are thrilled to see August Wilson's "Ma Rainey's Black Bottom" and Kemp Powers's "One Night in Miami" brought to our small screens during the quarantine. We share how we responded to the adaptations, the performances, and the broader themes of the films. Let's celebrate that two plays by Black playwrights are releasing film adaptations during the same season! August Wilson's "Ma Rainey's Black Bottom" is available for streaming on Netflix. We also recommend watching the documentary about the creation of the film on Netflix as well as purchasing more plays by August Wilson wherever you buy books. Kemp Powers's "One Night in Miami" will be streaming on Amazon Prime Video starting January 15. His other movie, "Soul" is currently streaming on Disney+. Rest in Peace Chadwick Boseman, a beacon of theater and cinema.
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