With Love, Marilyn
Hear what Erin Sullivan has to say about taking her one-woman love letter to Marilyn Monroe across the pond.
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TORN was launched in June 2020 by Juan Isler to address equity, diversity, and inclusion issues within the Triangle theater community. Each episode features a diverse panel of artists discussing how we as a community can make theater practices more inclusive and equitable. In 2021, Beltline to Broadway received the Raleigh Medal of Arts from the City of Raleigh its support of Black Lives Matter.
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Ep. 8: Theater on Racial Negativity
Juan Isler moderates this panel of young activists for week eight of Theater on Racist Negativity (TORN).
Ep. 7: Theater on Racial Negativity
TORN (Theater on Racist Negativity) was launched in June 2020 by RDU on Stage and Juan Isler to address equity, diversity, and inclusion issues within the Triangle theater community. Each week, a diverse panel discusses issues on race in an effort to nurture, engage, and educate. Juan Isler moderates this panel discussion.
Ep. 6: Theater on Racial Negativity
TORN brings together a diverse panel to discuss issues on race in an effort to nurture, engage, and educate. Chanda Branch moderates this panel discussion.
Ep. 5: Theater on Racial Negativity
TORN (Theater on Racist Negativity) was launched in June 2020 by RDU on Stage and Juan Isler to address equity, diversity, and inclusion issues within the Triangle theater community. Each week, a diverse panel discusses issues on race in an effort to nurture, engage, and educate. Aya Wallace moderates this panel discussion.