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Ep 18. Building Creative Spaces with Emma Sproule: Theatre, Feminism, and Creative Process (Part 2)
- 2025/04/15
- 再生時間: 46 分
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In this thoughtful episode of the Creative Rumble Podcast, Laura chats with theatre director and educator Emma Sproule about her dynamic approach to reimagining classic texts. Emma shares how she brings new life to works like Romeo and Juliet and Macbeth by exploring the role of women, shifting perspectives, and drawing on the social and historical context. The conversation uncovers the behind-the-scenes process of directing, the creative choices that shape a production, and how theatre can act as a catalyst for deeper conversation and reflection. This episode is packed with insight for anyone passionate about the power of storytelling and its place in contemporary culture.
This interview was recorded April 2024.
00:00 – Introduction to the Creative Rumble Podcast
00:33 – Acknowledging Traditional Custodians
01:05 – Foundations of Storytelling
02:04 – Reimagining Classic Stories
05:07 – The Tragic Beauty of Romeo and Juliet
14:43 – Exploring Feminism in Macbeth
23:35 – Lady Macbeth's Descent into Madness
24:06 – The Porter's Story and Greek Chorus
24:59 – Decisions and Crossroads in Macbeth
26:11 – Audience Engagement and Choreography
28:39 – The Role of a Director
35:09 – Future Directing Plans
36:26 – Creativity and Inspiration
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