# Virginia Grise

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Episode 10: Jo Reyes-Boitel

Jo Reyes-Boitel is a poet, essayist and playwright. Listen to us discuss her new book "Michael + Josephine: a novel in verse" and as she explains how she got the inspiration for the book, how she got her start in writing and performance art, and why she helps other aspiring writers in her community…

Virginia Grise and Misha Chowdhury

In this conversation Virginia Grise & Shayok Misha Chowdhury talk about longing, Love and the Moon…migration histories…shared lineages…real time collaborations/and just doing the work. Virginia Grise is a recipient of the Whiting Writers' Award, Princess Grace Award in Theatre Directing and the Y…

Get to Know Aleshea Harris

Books Mentioned: Your Healing is Killing Me by Virginia Grise Cane by Jean Toomer Film and Television Mentioned: I Am Not a Witch The Handmaiden Peaky Blinders Westworld The Office Kiss Me First Chewing Gum Follow Aleshea on Twitter @aharris1361 bagofbeans.net Follow Christopher on Instagram @ch…

Episode 16: Queering the Age of Aquarius with Dr. Serena Chopra

We deep dive with Dr. Serena Chopra, a multitalented and multifaceted teacher and artist. Join us for a fascinating and thought-provoking conversation about the different approaches to time, what we mean when we describe something as “queer,” turning our personal trauma into collective defense, and…

Playwright Karen Cellini

photo by Jody Christopherson An excerpt from The Good Mother by Karen Cellini. Read by Karen Cellini. Sound design by Natalie Johnsonius Neubert https://thefemaleplaywrightproject.files.wordpress.com/2015/06/04-karen-cellini-the-good-mother-004.mp3 Karen Cellini is a multidisciplinary live perfo…

Episode 89: Virginia Grise. Award Winning Playwright; Interdisciplinary Artist; Activist.

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Virginia Grise, Adela Licona and Kemi Sijuwade-Ukadike: On art as coalitional gesture.

Virginia Grise, Adela Licona and Kemi Sijuwade-Ukadike in conversation with Colette LaBouff explore the following questions: what is possible beyond the play, how to make art accessible to audiences, what should administrative support for artists look like, and what is art in the time of diminishin…

Nothing is Impossible for Migdalia Cruz... or You

In this episode, legendary playwright Migdalia Cruz discusses her new anthology The Impossible Plays, which features three previously unpublished works alongside reflections from theater luminaries Virginia Grise, Todd London, and David Henry Hwang. The conversation explores Cruz’s provocative, ess…