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Cláudia Tatinge Nascimento

On this episode of Macalester Big Questions, Cláudia Tatinge Nascimento, chair and professor of theater and dance, and Sarah Bellamy, visiting assistant professor, sit down with President Brian Rosenberg in front of a live audience on Macalester's Saint Paul campus. They talk about the power of performance to enact social change, and how  artists can help us reexamine the meanings of equity and inclusion in society. Support the show

On this episode of Macalester Big Questions, <a href="https://www.macalester.edu/theater-and-dance/facultystaff/claudiatatingenascimento/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Cláudia Tatinge Nascimento</a>, chair and professor of theater and dance, and <a href="https://www.macalester.edu/theater-and-dance/facultystaff/sarah-bellamy/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Sarah Bellamy</a>, visiting assistant professor, sit down with President Brian Rosenberg in front of a live audience on Macalester's Saint Paul campus. They talk about the power of performance to enact social change, and how  artists can help us reexamine the meanings of equity and inclusion in society. <a href="https://secure.macalester.edu/giving/" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">Support the show</a>

Cláudia Tatinge Nascimento and Sarah Bellamy on Theater and Social Equity - Episode 19 - Macalester Big Questions

Ntozake Shange

In this episode we honor the late Ntozake Shange -- poet, author, playwright, artist. Her seminal work, the choreo-poem For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide/ When the Rainbow is Enuf inspired generations of black women to see themselves differently and to question structures of power that tried to limit their boundless potential. The episode features excerpts of Shange's 2009 conversation with Alexs Pate as part of the NOMO series, a partnership between The Givens Foundation for African American Literature and the University of Minnesota Libraries. It also features Lissa's conversation with Penumbra Theatre Artistic Director Sarah Bellamy, who directed Shange's Choreo-poem in the fall of 2018, about the legacy of Shange's work and the importance of creating space in theatre that celebrates the work of Black artists. To listen to the full audio of Ntozake Shange's NOMO reading and conversation, visit blackmarketreads.com

In this episode we honor the late Ntozake Shange -- poet, author, playwright, artist. Her seminal work, the choreo-poem For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide/ When the Rainbow is Enuf inspired generations of black women to see themselves differently and to question structures of power that tried to limit their boundless potential. The episode features excerpts of Shange's 2009 conversation with Alexs Pate as part of the NOMO series, a partnership between The Givens Foundation for African American Literature and the University of Minnesota Libraries. It also features Lissa's conversation with Penumbra Theatre Artistic Director Sarah Bellamy, who directed Shange's Choreo-poem in the fall of 2018, about the legacy of Shange's work and the importance of creating space in theatre that celebrates the work of Black artists. To listen to the full audio of Ntozake Shange's NOMO reading and conversation, visit <a href="https://blackmarketreads.com/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">blackmarketreads.com</a>

Episode 38 - Remembering Ntozake Shange; with Sarah Bellamy, Artistic Director of Penumbra Theatre