Talking with Lisa Wolpe
Host Ian Gallanar talks with Lisa Wolpe, actor, director, thinker.
Episode #109, Interview with Lisa Wolpe, critically-acclaimed actor, director, writer & producer.
Julie Proudfoot interviews Lisa Wolpe, critically-acclaimed actor, director, writer and founder of the all-female, multi-cultural Los Angeles Women's Shakespeare Company, who talks about creating parity in Shakespeare and her amazing one-woman show, Shakespeare and the Alchemy of Gender.Support the…
Broadcast on 11-Jul-2014
Just because Dave is out of town, doesn't mean there's no show. Interviews with The Page Theatre about their upcoming trip to the Edinburgh Fringe, and Winter's Tale director, Lisa Wolpe.
21. Lisa Wolpe on Shakespeare and Gender
Paul speaks to the internationally acclaimed actor, director, and visionary, Lisa Wolpe, who continues to be at the forefront of the movement for gender parity and diversity in the arts with a special focus on Shakespeare and Gender.
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The Winter's Tale - Bonus Episode 3 - Lisa Wolpe Interview - Pt 1
“Every breath opens your heart.” Visionary theater artist Lisa Wolpe has been leading the movement for gender parity and diversity in the arts since way before it was trendy. Hear her describe Shakespeare’s sacred geometry, why Antigonus has to be eaten by a bear, and how Charlotte Cushman shamed E…
The Winter's Tale - Bonus Episode 4 - Lisa Wolpe Interview - Pt 2
“Every breath opens your heart.” Visionary theater artist Lisa Wolpe has been leading the movement for gender parity and diversity in the arts since way before it was trendy. Hear her describe Shakespeare’s sacred geometry, why Antigonus has to be eaten by a bear, and how Charlotte Cushman shamed E…
Take that, Elizabethans: putting Shakespeare's men in the body of a woman
Lisa Wolpe in performance.(Jenny Graham / Oregon Shakespeare Festival)
You know how, back in Williams Shakespeare's time, ALL of the parts were played by men, no matter the genders of the characters?
Lisa Wolpe has been working for a while now to turn that on its head. It is entirely possible t…
Take that, Elizabethans: putting Shakespeare's men in the body of a woman
Lisa Wolpe in performance.(Jenny Graham / Oregon Shakespeare Festival)
You know how, back in Williams Shakespeare's time, ALL of the parts were played by men, no matter the genders of the characters?
Lisa Wolpe has been working for a while now to turn that on its head. It is entirely possible t…
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