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Step backstage with me on Curtains Up! the podcast that uncovers the rich, dramatic stories behind the evolution of theater. From the divine rituals of ancient Greece to Shakespearean intrigue, and from the glitz of Broadway to the rise of modern experimental theater, Curtains Up! explores how drama has shaped culture and society across centuries. Perfect for theater lovers, history buffs, and anyone curious about the art that mirrors our humanity. Join me for captivating episodes, exclusive interviews, and behind-the-scenes insights into the world’s greatest stories ever performed.
Rohan hosts Curtains up! A Historical Perspective on Drama., a arts show with 36 episodes published.
"Arts are our social infrastructure, keeping communities vibrant." - Karen Hanan summary In this episode, Rohan interviews Karen Hanan, a leader in arts advocacy, about the vital role of arts in community health, economi
Sound bites "Arts foster empathy and understanding across communities." "Investing in arts yields outsized effects on community health." - Michael Greer Summary In this episode, Rohan interviews Michael Greer, CEO of Art
"Your individual voice is important and deserves to be seen and heard... and if it's not for you, do it for your ancestors." — Adriana Gonzales Summary What happens when campfire stories collide with the stage? Adriana G
About our Speaker Guest: Aaron Reader, Director of Diversity, Equity, Inclusion & Access — Seattle Theatre Group Keywords theater, diversity, inclusion, representation, storytelling, social justice, arts accessibility, c
Summary In this episode Rohan is back to exploring the history and the vibrant world of Renaissance England theater with Dr. Paul Menzer, covering social influences, censorship, and the legacy of playwrights like Marlowe
Summary In this episode Rohan explores how theater and community programs support senior wellness, social connection, and emotional health. Featuring Ms. Nanda Tewari from Indian American Community Services, it highlight
Summary In this inspiring episode of Curtains Up, Rohan sits down with Jennifer Kulik, PhD, founder and CEO of Silver Kite Community Arts, to explore how theater and the arts can transform lives across generations - an a
Guest: Nour Afifi, MFA in Costume Design, B.A., History, The American University in Cairo, 2020https://drama.washington.edu/people/nour-afifi Summary Explore the artistry, process, and impact of costume design with Noor
Summary Rohan explores the transformative impact of the English Renaissance on theatre, highlighting key figures like Shakespeare and Marlowe, and the era's innovations in storytelling, language, and audience engagement.
"The things we wear change us." Summary In this episode, Rohan interviews Matthew A.J. Gregory, a theater artist and expert in Commedia dell'arte. They explore Matthew's journey into the world of Commedia, its historical
SummaryIn this episode of Curtains Up, host Rohan explores student leadership in theater through a conversation with Washington State Thespian Officers Milo Stewart and Devi Anand. Together, they unpack what it really me
Summary In this episode of Curtains Up, Professor Erith Jaffe-Berg shares her insights into the historical context of Commedia dell'arte, her personal journey into theater, and the significance of multilingualism and imp
" It connects to every other form of art because it's all about the troupe" - David Alan Roby Summary This conversation explores the vibrant world of Commedia dell'arte, a theatrical tradition that emphasizes movement, c
Summary In this episode of Curtains Up, host Rohan explores the vibrant world of Commedia dell'Arte, a revolutionary form of street theater that emerged during the Renaissance. He discusses its origins, key characteristi
Summary In this episode of Curtains Up, Rohan interviews Constantine, a scriptwriter for high school and college theater studying Cinema and Media studies in University of Washington. They discuss the creative process of
"Keep your eyes and mind open." - Moumita Bhattacharya Keywords theater, directing, choreography, Seattle theater, Moumita Bhattacharya, audience interpretation, artistic influences, House of Joy, casting, storytelling S
In this episode of Curtains Up, host Rohan Sengupta engages with Dr. Carol Fisher Sorgenfrei, a renowned expert in Japanese and intercultural performance. They explore Dr. Sorgenfrei's journey into Japanese theatre, the
summary In this episode of Curtains Up, host Rohan interviews rising star Jerik Fernandez, who shares his unique journey into the world of theater, his experiences in the MFA acting program at the University of Washingto
"The emotions are raw, the stakes are high."In this episode, Rohan delves into the rich tapestry of Japan's theatrical traditions, focusing on Noh, Kabuki, and Bunraku. Each form of theater offers a unique perspective on
"No two theater careers are alike." In this episode of Curtains Up, host Rohan speaks with Brooke Thomas, a costume shop assistant, about the vital role of costuming in theater. Brooke shares her journey into costume des
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