call and response, hosted by Felicia Fitzpatrick, explores the intersection of Blackness and performing arts.
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In an overcrowded shed in a Los Angeles back yard, Lane Kneedler and Doug Jones meet and discuss movies. The conversation begins with a film one of them selected for whatever reason and continues with a film the other one selected in response to the first film. It's Call and Response.
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Jazzing Up The Nutcracker - Sugar Hill: The Ellington/Strayhorn Nutcracker: Episode 103
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After a long hiatus, we are BACK for a special holiday episode! We take you inside the creation of Sugar Hill: The Ellington/Strayhorn Nutcracker, the jazz-steeped reimagining of the classic ballet that runs at Chicago's Auditorium Theatre this month. We talk with producers Ron Simons and Valencia Yearwood, conductor and pianist Harold O'Neal, and …
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Claiming Artistic Freedom - Season 5 Finale: Episode 102
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For the season five finale of call and response, we celebrate FREEDOM. In a time where fear and scarcity feel wide-spread, how can we claim freedom, abundance, and liberation for ourselves? We talk with five artist-creators about what artistic freedom means to them. Hear from actor and multidimensional storyteller Ja'Michael De'Shawn, director Mira…
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Making Room for Presence, Vulnerability, and Liberation - Britton Smith: Episode 101
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For season 5's penultimate episode, we talk with artivist Britton Smith, who you’ve seen on Broadway in Be More Chill, Shuffle Along, and After Midnight, about how he learned to embrace his authentic self, what he’s learned from his work with Broadway Advocacy Coalition, and why he started his funk liberation band, Britton & The Sting.…
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Honoring the Community of the Call and Response Podcast: Episode 100
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We are so hype, so thrilled, and so excited that call and response podcast has hit of 100 episodes! To celebrate the milestone, we’re looking back at the previous 99 episodes, highlighting and reliving some of the best moments—the joy, the tears, and the thought-provoking conversations on what it means to exist at the intersection of Blackness and …
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Securing Your Bag While Doing What You Love – Gerald Caesar: Episode 99
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We talk with Gerald Caesar, soon to be seen in the Dear Evan Hansen movie adaptation, about making his Broadway debut in A Bronx Tale, performing with Choir Boy on the Tony Awards, and navigating social media pressures and nuances.
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Building My Own Castle - Tonya Pinkins: Episode 98
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We talk with Tony winner Tonya Pinkins about what she learned from starring in Caroline, or Change, why she initially didn’t want to move to New York City, and how she grew from her experience as the writer-director-star of the award-winning socio-political horror film Red Pill.
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Choosing Joy Daily - Jawan M. Jackson: Episode 97
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We chat with Ain’t Too Proud star Jawan M. Jackson about how his support system encouraged him to pursue music, what his journey to New York City was like, and why he is committed to giving back.
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Igniting The Fire This Time Festival: Episode 96
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We talk with the leadership team of the Obie-winning The Fire This Time Festival—executive director and founder Kelley Girod, producer Julienne Hairston, associate producer and director of TFTT New Works Lab A.J. Muhammad, and artistic director Cezar Williams—about how the festival has cultivated the feeling of family, why freedom of voice is essen…
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Rollin’ With My Homies - Zurin Villanueva: Episode 95
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We chat with Broadway performer Zurin Villanueva about what she gained from attending Howard University, how she felt performing in the musical adaptations of the iconic movies Clueless and Mean Girls, and why learning from Savion Glover in Shuffle Along changed her dance game.
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Leaning Into What Works – Adrienne Walker: Episode 94
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We talk with The Lion King and Kiss Me, Kate star Adrienne Walker about studying vocal performance at Spelman College, fighting assumptions as a Black soprano, and launching her multimedia series 32 Bar Cut.
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Connecting in Glorious, Humanistic Ways – Ty Jones: Episode 93
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We chat with Ty Jones, the Producing Artistic Director of Classical Theatre of Harlem and an award-winning stage actor (NAACP, OBIE) about rebuilding the organization to make an uptown impact, finding inspiration for programming, and creating theatre that is all about the people.
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Crossing the Finish Line Together – Brian Moreland: Episode 92
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We talk with Tony-nominated producer and recently named Global Producer of the Year Brian Moreland about the producer contributions to diversifying audiences, the need to break free of hamster-wheel conversations, and the necessity of rediscovering the North Star of Theatre.
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Educating for the Win(s) – Tali Allen: Episode 91
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We talk with The Muny’s Director of Education Tali Allen about when she fell in love with music education, what her Gen Z students have taught her, and why being “the only” can feel both exhausting, yet rewarding.
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Pivoting With Purpose – Marty Austin Lamar: Episode 90
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We chat with actor-musician and Howard University’s BFA Musical Theatre Coordinator Marty Austin Lamar about the dare that led him to musical theatre, the power of education in the pursuit of equity, and the lessons he brings from his acting career to the classroom.
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Shaping the Conversation as an Artist-Scholar – Dr. Lisa B. Thompson: Episode 89
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We talk with award-winning playwright, author, and University of Texas professor Dr. Lisa B. Thompson about why theatre is like a postcard, the importance of intergenerational connections, and how her work in academia and the theatre world inform each other.
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Disrupting the State of the Art – Khalilah Elliott: Episode 88
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We chat with marketing executive and entrepreneur Khalilah Elliott about finding mentorship as Black women in the performing arts space, working at iconic institutions like the Apollo Theater and Disney Theatrical, and forming her own company, Gafford Communications.
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Becoming (An Entrepreneur) – ChiChi Anyanwu: Episode 87
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We talk with talent manager and entrepreneur ChiChi Anyanwu about her game-changing experience at the McCarter Theatre, the origin story of creating her own management company, and the important three C-words that inform her work with her clients.
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Investigating the Possibilities – Kyle Taylor Parker: Episode 86
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Welcome to the land of Kyle Taylor Parker! We talk about his liberating experience in Kinky Boots, infusing his truth into his work, and producing his solo album Broadway Soul, Vol. 2 during the time of the ‘Rona.
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Living the Life You’re Supposed to Live – Jhanaë Bonnick: Episode 85
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We chat with Jhanaë Bonnick about her journey to and life as a Broadway stage manager— the lighting cue that made her fall in love with it, three skills she recommends for success, and the important foundation she considered when building Slave Play's stage management team.
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Conducting the Music of Something Beginning – Kalena Bovell: Episode 84
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We talk with Memphis Symphony’s assistant conductor Kalena Bovell about finding her love of music by accident, inspiring the next generation of classical musicians, and collaborating with Rob McClure on the Ragtime-themed Conductor Cam music video.
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Commencing Season 5 With a Look to the Future — Nick Daly: Episode 83
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After a tumultuous and unpredictable year that completely shook up the world, we’re back at the mic and looking to the future! The season five premiere episode kicks off with Nick Daly, a musical theatre and playwriting student at the University of Michigan and the winner of Playbill’s Search for a Star contest. We discuss his experience of perform…
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(I’m) Coming Out – Candice Marie Woods: Episode 82
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Leading With Yourself - Cody Renard Richard: Episode 81
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Creating a New Form — Raja Feather Kelly: Episode 80
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Measuring Your Life in Broadway (Marketing) — Stevie Coleman: Episode 79
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Call and Response LIVE: A Threepeat – BroadwayCon 2020: Episode 78
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Overcoming Snitching Moms and Other Obstacles – Kevin Curtis: Episode 77
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Feeling Good and Feeling Seen – Eboni Booth: Episode 76
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Enriching the Community With Joy – Eric Lockley: Episode 75
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Providing the Medicinal Hope – Jordan E. Cooper: Episode 74
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Retiring from the BS – Zeniba Now: Episode 73
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Trusting the Process - James Roberts IV: Episode 72
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Inviting Folks to the Theatre Party – Jim Joseph: Episode 71
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We chat with ART/NY’s Director of Operations and TedxBroadway alum Jim Joseph about his journey to theatre, the rewards and challenges of working in arts administration, and NFL’s Rooney Rule that inspired his TedxBroadway talk.
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Diggin’ It (Uh Uh Uh) – Khleo Thomas: Episode 70
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Before you go and dig those holes, listen to our latest episode as we chat with actor-entrepreneur Khleo Thomas about working on the iconic Disney movie Holes, transitioning to telling stories through music, and evolving into a multi-faceted identity.
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Saying Yes to This (Transformation) – Jasmine Cephas Jones: Episode 69
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We chat with Jasmine Cephas Jones about her favorite Hamilton memories, her childhood in the downtown theatre scene, and the lessons she learned returning to the stage in the musical adaptation of Cyrano, currently playing Off-Broadway.
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Igniting (New) Fires in the Mirror – Michael Benjamin Washington: Episode 68
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We talk with Michael Benjamin Washington about transitioning from Texas to New York City, preserving black and queer history through his writing, and finding specificity for the 28 characters he plays in the revival of Anna Deavere Smith’s Fires in the Mirror, currently playing at Signature Theatre.
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Working From a Place of Abundance – Marchánt Davis: Episode 67
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We chat with Marchánt Davis about the importance of finding abundance as an artist, the magic created in the Ain’t No Mo’ rehearsal room, and the dramaturgy for his role in The Great Society, currently running at Lincoln Center Theater.
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Diversifying Diversity – Miranda Haymon: Episode 66
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Ready for some Big Virgo Energy?! We talk with director Miranda Haymon about investigating conclusions in the rehearsal room, operating in all-white spaces, and promoting Diversity with a capital “D.”
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Monstering the World – Whitney White: Episode 65
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We talk with Susan Stroman Award-winning director and creator Whitney White about finding rhythms within scripts, code-switching within predominantly white spaces, and discovering the dynamics within for all the women who thought they were Mad, currently running at Soho Rep. Also check out the other show Whitney recently directed, Our Dear Dead Dru…
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Telling Our Future - Derrick Davis: Episode 64
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The Phantom of the Opera is here! We talk with Derrick Davis, the titular star of Phantom’s national tour about the cosmic journey to fulfill his Phantom destiny, the nuances of playing Carousel's Billy Bigelow as a black man, and the importance of sharing truthful stories of black experiences.
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Celebrating Season 4 The Glinda Way - Brittney Johnson: Episode 63
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Let us be glad and let us be grateful, because we are BACK for season four, y’all! For our premiere episode, we talk with Brittney Johnson about the nuances of making history as Wicked’s first black Glinda, the freedom in not limiting yourself, and the importance of finding a character's essence.
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Claiming the Space – Lynn Nottage: Episode 62
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And like that, another call and response season is complete! For the season three finale, we talk with two-time Pulitzer Prize winner (and one of Felicia’s personal heroes) Lynn Nottage about approaching every play in a new way, ignoring the restrictions put on black women writers, and tapping into her musical roots for her current project, Secret …
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Building Our Sandcastles of Art – Jelani Alladin: Episode 61
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For season three’s penultimate episode we talk with Jelani Alladin about originating the role of Kristoff in Frozen on Broadway, exploring identity through writing, and acknowledging an artist’s superpower to change the world.
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Celebrating Ain't Too Proud: The Life and Times of The Temptations: Episode 60
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Get ready, 'cause here they come! With just a week away from the 2019 Tony Awards, we got to celebrate the 12-time Tony-nominated Ain't Too Proud: The Life and Times of The Temptations. Hosted LIVE at Lululemon, we talk with Jarvis Manning Jr., Jahi Kearse, Edgar Godineaux, and Esther Antoine about bringing The Temps to the stage, navigating "cross…
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Finding Your Glory – Glory: Episode 59
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We talk with Glory about finding her way to stand-up comedy (and back again), embracing moments of failure, and pushing back against racism and sexism in the comedy industry through her shows Strawberry Milk and Pretty Funny Friends.
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Writing Towards Freedom – Chisa Hutchinson: Episode 58
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We talk with award-winning writer Chisa Hutchinson about fighting assumptions, working as Lynn Nottage’s assistant, and exploring her sense of duality in her new Audible-commissioned play Proof of Love, currently running at Minetta Lane.
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Erasing the Line – Kent Gash: Episode 57
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Get ready for a full-circle moment that was eight years in the making! We chat with NYU Tisch New Studio on Broadway’s Founding Director and professor (who is also a full-time director!) Kent Gash about navigating between academia and the professional theatre world, creating a safe space for students in higher education, and examining (and humanizi…
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Collaborating For The Truth; or, We Go Together – Saheem Ali: Episode 56
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This week, we chat our first director guest! Saheem Ali discusses what excites him when reading a script, why immigrating to America changed his perspective on theatre, and how a trip to London—and a production of Grease—changed his life. You can read Saheem's essay about Grease in the New York Times here: https://www.nytimes.com/2017/02/15/theater…
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Feeling Like Home – Tiffany Denise Hobbs: Episode 55
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We talk with Tiffany Denise Hobbs about acting in Donald Glover’s Atlanta on FX and Sara Bareilles’ Waitress on Broadway, overcoming the feeling of being an outsider as the only black student in ballet class, and accessing your ancestral home through art.
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Dancing Through Life – Lyric Danae: Episode 54
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We chat with Lyric Danae about navigating the differences between dance genres—from Alvin Ailey’s Horton technique to pop musical Oscar at the Crown, performing on the Boston Celtics dance team, and finding home wherever you go.
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