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Episode #8: Beyond the City Limits: Advancing Rural Youth Theater with Olivia Allen
- 2024/09/27
- 再生時間： 43 分
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あらすじ・解説
Welcome to the "State of Field" Podcast, where we delve into the latest developments in Applied Drama and Theater for Youth, Theater for Young Audiences and Theater in Education Research Communities. Hosted by ADTY MFA candidate Robert Smith.
In this podcast episode, Olivia Allen, a third-year graduate student in Applied Drama and Theater for Youth, discusses the importance of rural youth theater and the unique opportunities it provides for young people in rural communities. Olivia shares her journey into rural theater education and addresses common misconceptions and biases surrounding rural youth theater, such as the belief that these communities lack artistic interest or talent. She emphasizes the need to create inclusive, supportive spaces for marginalized youth, highlighting how rural theater can provide a safe haven for those who may feel isolated. Olivia also touches on the logistical challenges of rural theater, such as limited rehearsal space and competing commitments, while offering insights into how theater educators can help young performers take risks and overcome fears. Finally, Olivia discusses the significance of presenting challenging themes in rural settings and how nuanced approaches can bridge cultural differences, fostering deeper connections between rural communities and the arts.
In this podcast episode, Olivia Allen, a third-year graduate student in Applied Drama and Theater for Youth, discusses the importance of rural youth theater and the unique opportunities it provides for young people in rural communities. Olivia shares her journey into rural theater education and addresses common misconceptions and biases surrounding rural youth theater, such as the belief that these communities lack artistic interest or talent. She emphasizes the need to create inclusive, supportive spaces for marginalized youth, highlighting how rural theater can provide a safe haven for those who may feel isolated. Olivia also touches on the logistical challenges of rural theater, such as limited rehearsal space and competing commitments, while offering insights into how theater educators can help young performers take risks and overcome fears. Finally, Olivia discusses the significance of presenting challenging themes in rural settings and how nuanced approaches can bridge cultural differences, fostering deeper connections between rural communities and the arts.