Chetna Mehrotra is an artist, cultural entrepreneur and the Founder of Rangbhumi Theatre, based in Mumbai, India. She draws on a mix of applied theatre and arts-based practices to facilitate workshops in workspaces, open learning spaces and wit

Theatre as a Weapon of Peace Ft. Sonny Chatwiriyachai from Malongdu Theatre

Apr 5th, 2022 59m 32s

Malongdu was founded by Sonny Chatwiriyachai and is the first Theatre of the Oppressed group to exist in Thailand. The name “Malongdu” in Thai means “Let’s Try.” Their aim is to establish an alternative theatre movement in Thailand that can sha

Theatre Across Borders Ft. Uri Noy Meir from ImaginAction

Mar 1st, 2022 48m 39s

ImaginAction was born 20 years ago from the vision of Hector Aristizabal, today it is a growing network of Social Arts Facilitators that use theatre and storytelling to create spaces in which communities can see and heal themselves. In this pod

Theatre Outside of the Box Ft. Theatre Passe Muraille

Jan 11th, 2022 58m 2s

Theatre Passe Muraille (TPM) is a non-profit theatre based in Toronto, Ontario that breaks down walls by pushing against boundaries. TPM believes there should be a more diverse representation of artists, audience members, and stories in our the

Theatre for Restorative Justice Ft. Kimberlee Walker

Nov 24th, 2021 36m 47s

Kimberlee Walker is a social worker, actor and Applied Theatre facilitator who is a founding member of Ontario-based not-for-profit Theatre of the Beat (TOTB). Theatre of the Beat is a theatre company with a process rooted in restorative justic

Theatre for Collective Learning Ft. Maria Askew

Oct 27th, 2021 46m 24s

Maria Askew is an award-winning theatre director, performer, writer and educator. She leverages the power of theatre in a broad range of contexts all over the world including working with health care professionals, refugee and migrant communiti

Theatre for Peace & Conflict Transformation Ft. Bonface Njeresa Beti

Sep 22nd, 2021 56m 43s

Bonface Njeresa Beti is an African multi-disciplinary practitioner working through storytelling and theatre-making as a pathway to integrating trauma-informed approaches to structural change. His work has brought him to grassroots communities i

Theatre for Self-Exploration & Awakening Ft. Sara Tilley

Aug 24th, 2021 59m 20s

Sara Tilley is an award-winning theatre maker and author whose artistic work bridges writing, theatre, and Pochinko Clown Through Mask technique. In this podcast, Sara dives deep into Neutral Mask and the Pochinko Clown Through Mask technique -

Theatre for Healing and Justice Ft. Mandala Center for Change

Jul 14th, 2021 54m 26s

Theatre for Healing and Justice | Featuring Marc Weinblatt and Zhaleh Almaee from Mandala Center for Change The Mandala Center is a multi-disciplinary arts education organization dedicated to community dialogue, social justice, and societal hea

Theatre for the Creative Spirit Ft. Sheatre

Jun 15th, 2021 53m 16s

Sheatre is a professional community arts company located near Owen Sound, Ontario that focuses on interactive productions about social issues and on plays that celebrate community and the creative spirit. In this podcast we speak with Sheatre’s

Theatre for Living ft. David Diamond

Apr 29th, 2021 51m 2s

In this episode, we speak with the founder of Theatre for Living in Vancouver, Canada - David Diamond. David is the originator of Theatre for Living techniques – and brings 40 years and over 600 projects worth of experience using theatre to cre

Theatre for Sexual and Reproductive Health | Featuring Umba Zalira, Prisca Matambo and Henry Kambuzuma from Theatre for a Change Malawi

Apr 29th, 2021 40m 14s

Theatre for a Change Malawi uses a unique combination of drama and participatory learning to improve the sexual and reproductive health of vulnerable girls and women in Malawi. In this podcast, we speak with Umba Zalira, Prisca Matambo and Henr

Theatre for Racial Justice with White Folks Ft. Lolo Haha

Apr 29th, 2021 50m 41s

This Forum Theatre project used a mix of Theatre for Living and Process Work to create a space for white people to explore their internalized white supremacy and how that shows up for them in racial justice work. The leader of the project, Lolo

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