Playwright Jason Odell Williams joins the pod squad to discuss the intersection of theater, activism, and gun sense legislation. They discuss the impact of Williams’ play Church and State, a thought-provoking drama that has become a vehicle for community conversations on gun violence. With reflections on past productions, audience reactions, and the evolving dialogue around gun reform, this episode highlights the vital role of storytelling in addressing urgent social issues.
Jason Odell Williams is an award-winning playwright, screenwriter, and novelist whose works blend humor, politics, and social commentary. His play Church and State has had over 60 productions nationwide, sparking critical discussions on gun violence and political accountability. Williams has also written for television and is known for his ability to craft compelling narratives that engage audiences on important issues. A passionate advocate for using theater as a platform for change, he continues to create work that resonNextates with contemporary audiences and challenges the status quo.
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