Kitty Eisele
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- First Friday: Carrie Mae Weems / David Fraher / Steve Tibbetts / Tornado poetry / David Zinman / Igroky-Happy Russians
On this First Friday program, MPR’s Beth Friend presents a story collection of various arts and culture topics. It’s a summer fare.
- Dan Sullivan on the quiting of Guthrie Theater artistic director Garland Wright
- A discussion about the Japanese play "Reifuku (Ceremonial Clothes)"
A Worldview interview about the Akimoto Matsuyo’s Reifuku (Ceremonial Clothes). The Japanese play is being staged at Macalester College.
- Kitty Eisele talks to Chilean writer Isabel Allende
MPR’s Kitty Eisele interviews Chilean writer Isabel Allende. The two discuss Allende’s novels and personal life experience.
- A discussion with creators of "Njinga the Queen King: The Return of a Warrior"
MPR’s Kitty Eisele interviews American composer Pauline Oliveros and playwright Ione, who details Njinga the Queen King: The Return of a Warrior, their musical theater production and opera.
- An interview with Kate Lehrer, author of "When They Took the Man in the Moon"
American writer and novelist Kate Lehrer talks about the characters from her novel, When They Took Away the Man in the Moon.
- Lindsay Law on creating American Playhouse
A Morning Edition interview with producer Lindsay Law about the work and presentation of the American anthology television series American Playhouse.
- Jim Lewis discusses his novel "Sister"
MPR’s Kitty Eisele talks with American novelist Jim Lewis about Sister, his first novel. The book looks at experiences between young girls and troubled boys.
- Kitty Eisele talks with Gregory Alan Williams about "The Life and Times of Deacon A.L. Wiley"
A Morning Edition interview with actor and playwright Gregory Alan Williams about Great American History Theatre’s production of The Life and Times of Deacon A.L. Wiley. Williams also discusses his personal experience in the 1992 Los Angeles riots.
- Beth Gilleland and Sue Scott discuss "If We Never Meet Again" play
Playwright Beth Gilleland and actor Susan Scott talks about the Illusion Theater production of Gilleland’s If We Never Meet Again. The play puts together intimate stories about losing someone you love and coming to terms with grief.
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