On tap this week… is one of my most valued creative friends, playwright Kelly McBurnette-Andronicos. She was, oddly enough, on the last episode of ART TAP in April of 2020 – the one that convinced me it was too hard to conduct a podcast that way. It wasn’t her fault – it was the logistics that proved too interruptive to me.
We talk about the challenges of trying to be creative in a pandemic, and reading and formulating thoughts in an era of social distancing. She suspects her writing will be different in the aftermath, but she doesn’t know exactly how yet…
You can look at Kelly’s website and plays at http://www.gothicplaywright.com.
ART TAP is now working with Rec Room Recording, a recording studio located in the heart of downtown Lafayette, Indiana within the Tippecanoe Arts Federation. Rec Room Recording is providing us with space. And professional expertise. We are sitting at a safe distance, at separate mics, separated by glass, but we can actually see each other’s faces. And the wonderful Brittany and Hans Rees, part of the staff here at Rec Room, are recording us faithfully. ART TAP will at least sound good.
Look into the offerings at Rec Room - https://www.recroomrecording.com
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