A ReBroadcast of our Theatre in Community Conversation with Joy Zinoman, Part 1

Today, we present another Theatre in Community podcast, part 1 of our conversation with Joy Zinoman.

Joy is a master teacher and renowned theatre director and producer. She founded Studio Theater and the Studio Acting Conservatory in the 1970s and has been teaching and directing for over 50 years in the USA and abroad.

Before retiring as Artistic Director from Studio Theater, she directed 70 productions, and Studio garnered over 225 Helen Hayes Award Nominations. She has received numerous awards, including Outstanding Direction and Visionary Leadership in the Arts.

Her training was at Northwestern University, Radcliffe College, and American University.

For more information about Joy, click here and here.

For a transcript of our conversation click here.

Glossary

• WBEZ in Chicago

• Alvina Krause

• Stella Adler

• Robert Bobby Lewis

• Uta Hagan

• Peking Opera

• Bart Whiteman

• Molly Smith

• Oedipus Rex

• Marat/Sade by Peter Weiss

• Washington Theater Club

• New Playwrights’ Theatre

• Russell Metheny

• Virginia Crawford

• Howard Shalwitz

• The Snow Queen

• DC Black Rep

• The Rimers of Eldritch

• August Wilson’s Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom

• The Normal Heart

• As Is

• Keith Alan Baker

• Paul Zaloom

• David Cale

• Eve Ensler

• Will Power

• Lypsinka

• Rainpan 43

• The Brothers Size

• The Civilians

• Carol Churchill

• Martin McDonagh

• The Wild Party

• Ariane Mnouchkine

• Ivo van Hove

• Rachel Brosnahan

• Mikel Lambert

• Slab Boys Trilogy

• Waiting for Godot

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