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Transitioning, Type-Casting & Learning from Each Other Offstage
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Telling stories in the theater is evolving. There are intimacy coordinators and EDI consultants like me. But the real change is happening by the real people having real conversations and real growth with each other in real time. These productions aren’t just opportunities for the audience to grow and gain a different perspective—we, as actors, get to do this as well! And when I collaborated with Carlee Fallon and Carolyn Saxon, I just knew I wanted to be able to share their story. Today I’m talking with these two amazing women about all things inclusion, the theater, and bravely having those uncomfortable conversations to grow as humans. I know you’ll love these two—so please, enjoy the show!
In this episode, you will:
- Discover how Carlee & Carolyn found healing & empowerment in the theater.
- Learn the power of asserting your boundaries and using your voice.
- Uncover how to handle mistakes with grace.
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Thanks to our music composer, Zachary McConnell and our producer, Leah Bryant.
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