ART TAP episode 101

On tap this week is my friend, Richard Stockton Rand, actor, director, choreographer, writer, and Professor and Coordinator of Undergraduate Theatre Studies in the Department of Theatre at Purdue University, where he specializes in acting and movement.
Rich was previously my guest on ART TAP for episode 006 – so you can go back and listen to that for our earlier conversation. We discuss the upcoming production of “Angels in America, Part One: Millennium Approaches” by Tony Kushner he’s directing for Purdue Theatre. And we address the challenges faced during the AIDS crisis, as well as the continuing challenge of awareness we face today for the crisis and its societal effects.

For information and tickets to “Angels in America” go to: https://cla.purdue.edu/academic/rueffschool/theatre/Tickets/angels-in-america.html

Check out this episode!  And please check out the links to our guests and discussions.  Remember to find/like/follow us @ArtTapPodcast on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.  And ART TAP is available on iTunes, Spotify, Podcast Republic, Google Play Music, and Radio.com, so look for it, subscribe, and leave a rating and review.  I’d love to have your feedback.

As there are very few sources for regular features on the arts anymore, I hope you’ll consider supporting the weekly ART TAP podcast to keep a dialogue running.  You can support ART TAP in several ways: 1. downloading and listening; 2. sharing with friends and leaving a rating and review; 3. making a donation of any size (all are welcome and you’ll find a PayPal donation button on the ART TAP blog); and 4. by allowing me to add a sponsorship message to the podcast from you, your business, or your organization, to be shared with an arts-and-culture-minded audience.
I'm very grateful for your support!