Heather Raffo's guest appearances

Heather Raffo

American Theatre's Offscript

The Subtext 

Playwrights Horizons Footnote*

Soundstage

TABLEWORK: How New Plays Get Made

OwlTail

In this episode Amber talks with actor and playwright Heather Raffo about her process developing a new theatrical platform about migration in her play TOMORROW WILL BE SUNDAY. They talk about how Heather uses her acting tools for writing, and loves to create plays that challenge her like her "own purpose-built ferrari”; as well as the play as a body; her experience as the McKnight Resident at the Minneapolis Playwrights Center; and we ask a few key questions: Can we de-center where we think plays need to be ultimately?; How can we start a conversation with producers?

<p>In this episode Amber talks with actor and playwright Heather Raffo about her process developing a new theatrical platform about migration in her play TOMORROW WILL BE SUNDAY. They talk about how Heather uses her acting tools for writing, and loves to create plays that challenge her like her "own purpose-built ferrari”; as well as the play as a body; her experience as the McKnight Resident at the Minneapolis Playwrights Center; and we ask a few key questions: Can we de-center where we think plays need to be ultimately?; How can we start a conversation with producers?</p>

The Migration Of A Play with Actor and Playwright Heather Raffo

For this special reported episode, Brian goes deep on the actor-writer and her very personal new play, 'Tomorrow Will Be Sunday.'

The Subtext: In the Middle With Heather Raffo

Playwright and performer Heather Raffo gathers a multi-generational, multi-religious, multi-national group of women to discuss the themes and ideas of her play NOURA. Participating in the conversation were author and sociologist Zahra Ali, architect Hiba Hadid, author and dentist Cynthia Kaplan Shamash, and filmmaker and Executive Director of The Abraham Path Initiative Anisa Mehdi.