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Mykai Eastman. (Photo by RDGPhotography)<\/p>\n
American Theatre<\/em> is proud to be the venue for Theatrical Mustang, <\/strong>an independently produced podcast from actor-writer-activist Woodzick<\/a>. Each month they\u2019ll convey listeners interviews with unbridled expertise and cultural trailblazers from throughout the nation.<\/p>\n This month, they communicate to Mykai Eastman, a director and playwright presently based mostly in Denver, Colorado. Mykai dedicates his profession to giving a voice to the unvoiced. With a B.A in Theatre, and an M.A in Professional Communication, Mykai takes a multi-disciplinary strategy to theatre that pushes the boundaries of what’s anticipated onstage. With the objective of increasing the American theatre viewers, Mykai is presently engaged on publishing a brand new dramatic principle that mixes theatre and movie practices for producers to implement of their creative practices.<\/p>\n The dialog covers EDI work within the area, directorial philosophy, and what theatre can study from how movies have interaction their audiences.<\/p>\n More information about Mykai might be discovered at his web site: Mykaieastman.com<\/a><\/p>\n Mykai is performing in Vintage Theatre\u2019s manufacturing of Sophisticated Ladies<\/em><\/a>, which runs Jan. 27 to March 5. He additionally serves on the Vintage Theatre board of administrators. Mykai will probably be assistant directing The Color Purple<\/a><\/em> at Denver Center for the Arts. He additionally will probably be assistant directing Memphis<\/em><\/a> at Town Hall Arts Center later this spring. Mykai serves because the EDI facilitator for the Glimmerglass Festival<\/a>.<\/p>\n Listeners might want to study extra about Dr. Melanie Greene and Narrative Persuasion Theory<\/a>, which Mykai references within the interview.<\/p>\n You also can take heed to the episode\u00a0right here<\/a>.<\/p>\n The Theatrical Mustang podcast is edited by CJ Higgins (they\/them). Music by The Morgens utilizing Citizen DJ Project, Library of Congress, National Jukebox.<\/p>\n This podcast is devoted to the reminiscence of Barton Cole, who coined the phrase \u201cTheatrical Mustang.\u201d<\/p>\n You can take heed to episodes 1-138 of the Theatrical Mustang Podcast right here<\/a>. You can e-mail us at\u00a0theatricalmustang@gmail.com<\/a>\u00a0or ship a tweet to\u00a0@TheatricalM<\/a>.<\/p>\n