Ep. 8 Institutional Racism in the Theatre: Part Three - a podcast by Independent Shakespeare Co.

In Part 3 out of 3 of this series on Institutional Racism in the Theatre, host and producer Carolina Xique continues the discussion of anti-Blackness in Theatre Education. How is the diaspora of Black experiences neglected in theatrical education? What can White educators do today to dismantle White Supremacy within themselves?

Continuing this discussion are highly-esteemed Black artists, educators, and theorists, Dr. Jaye Austin Williams (Assistant Professor of Africana Studies, Bucknell University), Chris Anthony (Assistant Professor of Performance, DePaul University), and Dominic Taylor (Acting Chair, UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television). Take a look at their bios and extensive artistry in the Theatre at www.iscla.org/podcast.

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Join us for our upcoming, multi-media production of Romeo & Juliet, directed and adapted by Melissa Chalsma, starring Nikhil Pai as Romeo, Bukola Ogunmola as Juliet, and featuring some of your favorite ISC ensemble members! You can find more information about the month-long event and register at iscla.org/summer-fesitval.

Song in the Video:

"Past Sadness" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)

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