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The VT Show
THE VT SHOW
Thursday, April 16, 2020
Vineyard Theatre is opening our virtual doors for you to spend time with our friends and artistic collaborators. A weekly online series featuring Vineyard artists sharing conversation, insight and performances from celebrated Vineyard productions as well as work in development for future seasons. Find inspiration with our community of artists during this difficult time in all of our lives. Our programming is free and open to the public, subscribe to our YouTube channel and watch LIVE! View past episodes at anytime here.
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Past episodes can be viewed in their entirety below. Please click on the artists' name to watch that episode.
Tuesday, May 18 at 6PM - Cornelius Eady, Joe Morton, and Sally Murphy will be on to discuss Brutal Imagination, why it's as significant now as it was 20 years ago, and what they hope people will take away from the show in 2021. Don't miss this candid conversation hosted by Reggie D. White (Co-Creator of Lessons in Survival) and Sarah Stern about the mythologies and weaponization of race in America, performing poetry, and more.
Thursday, January 14 at 7PM - A tell-all with film casting director and Vineyard Theatre Artistic Director, Douglas Aibel plus surprise guests from the cast of Gloria show up! Hosted by Sarah Stern (Vineyard Theatre Artistic Director) and Reggie D. White (Co-Creator of Lessons in Survival), go behind the scenes to learn about the art of casting and hear inside stories behind some of your favorite films. Douglas Aibel's many film casting credits include Marriage Story, Manchester by the Sea, Grand Budapest Hotel, Split, Dead Man Walking, and such notable television series as "Succession", "Mozart in the Jungle", and "Servant."
Tuesday, September 29 at 5:30PM - the co-conceivers of LESSONS IN SURVIVAL discuss the evolution of the project, perform work in progress, and reflect on the active legacy of revolutionary artists and thinkers in our current moment. Tuesday, June 23 at 5PM - Oppenheimer Award-winning playwright and poet Cornelius Eady, and renowned actors Joe Morton and Sally Murphy, reunite to discuss Eady’s READ MORE
