Adapting to streaming – sound and set design
Tom Lane and Katie Davenport on designing 'The Visiting Hour' at The Gate Theatre, Dublin.
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Stage Door Live: Episode 23 – 23 September 2020 #BackstageBurnout
In Episode 23 of Stage Door Live we dive into Backstage Burnout, Irish Street Arts, and an adaptation from the Stage to Film. Featuring: Lisa Mahony, Grace Halton, Lucy Medlycott, Maya McNair, Luke Shanahan, Ciaran O'Reilly, and Muireann Ni Raghallaigh.
Stage Door Live: Episode 22 – 16 September 22 #ACountryOfCulture
We discuss Ireland, a country of culture, the successes and failures of Culture Night, the goals of EPIC, and Bird Boy. Featuring: Aimée Van Wylick, Ray Yeates, Liam Fitzgerald, Emma Martin, Kevin Coquelard, Nora Hickey M'Sichili, Muireann Kelly, and Eanna Grogan.
Stage Door Live: Episode 21 – 9 September 2020 #StageDoorLive21
Episode 21 has a lot of theatre artists talking about work! And we love that! Featuring: Maïa Nunes, Karen Miano, Andy Field, Eva O'Connor, Luke Murphy, Matthew Bratko, and Aoife Honohan.
Stage Door Live: Episode 20 – 2 September 2020 #DublinFringePreview2
We continue our Dublin Fringe Festival 2020 focus, but first discuss the NCFA's progress with the government and arts council. Featuring: Aideen Howard, Dylan Coburn Gray, Dan Colley, Fionnuala Gygax, Timothy O'Mahony, Orla Graham, Kirby Thompson, and Witt Tarantino.