Dawn Tucker's guest appearances

Dawn Tucker

That Shakespeare Life

NABWIC 

Mom, Dad... I'm a Thespian

Robert Greene

Christopher Marlowe

Catherine de Medici

Chris Johnston

Matt Lodder

Richard III

Elizabeth I

Peter Wilson

Scott Farrell

Jonathan Willis

John Taylor

Laurie Johnson

John Fletcher

Matthew Johnson

William Adams

OwlTail

Dawn L. Tucker, MPM, CPA (non-practicing) is the principal of Lord and Tucker Management Consul­tants (LTMC), LLC, a federal 8(a) and MD Minority Business Enterprise (MBE) certified consulting firm that specializes in government procurement advice and assistance, entrepreneurship and man­agement training. Ms. Tucker possesses over 25 years of a wide variety of business management experience including accounting, finance, budgeting and federal government contracting LTMC's comprehensive management advisory services includes lifecycle acquisition sup­port, program and project coordination, professional development and training programs for government, commercial, business to business and non-profit organizations. Contact: Dawn Tucker, President | Lord and Tucker Management Consultants, LLC (LTMC) | 8(a), MD MBE, EDWOSB |GSA Schedule | 8(a) STARS III | Navy Seaport Next Gen.| 3725 Leonardtown Rd, Ste 206 | Waldorf, MD 20601 | P: 443.532.4531  | W: www.ltmctraining.com Watch short video featuring Dawn TuckerNABWIC's Vision: The Vision of the National Association of Black Women in Construction (NABWIC) is to build lasting strategic partnerships with first-rate organizations and individuals that will provide ground-breaking and innovative solutions for black women in construction and their respective communities.| NABWIC.ORG#pieceofthepie

Dawn L. Tucker, MPM, CPA (non-practicing) is the principal of Lord and Tucker Management Consul­tants (LTMC), LLC, a federal 8(a) and MD Minority Business Enterprise (MBE) certified consulting firm that specializes in government procurement advice and assistance, entrepreneurship and man­agement training. Ms. Tucker possesses over 25 years of a wide variety of business management experience including accounting, finance, budgeting and federal government contracting  LTMC's comprehensive management advisory services includes lifecycle acquisition sup­port, program and project coordination, professional development and training programs for government, commercial, business to business and non-profit organizations.  Contact: Dawn Tucker, President | Lord and Tucker Management Consultants, LLC (LTMC) | 8(a), MD MBE, EDWOSB |GSA Schedule | 8(a) STARS III | Navy Seaport Next Gen.| 3725 Leonardtown Rd, Ste 206 | Waldorf, MD 20601 | P: 443.532.4531  | W: <a href="http://www.ltmctraining.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.ltmctraining.com</a>  Watch short video featuring Dawn Tucker NABWIC's Vision: The Vision of the National Association of Black Women in Construction (NABWIC) is to build lasting strategic partnerships with first-rate organizations and individuals that will provide ground-breaking and innovative solutions for black women in construction and their respective communities.| <a href="http://NABWIC.ORG" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">NABWIC.ORG</a> #pieceofthepie

NABWIC TALKS WITH DAWN TUCKER, PRESIDENT OF LORD & TUCKER MGMT CONSULTANTS

This week, Eden interviews Flagstaff Shakespeare Festival's Dawn Tucker about all things FlagShakes and how to stay theatrical while social distancing.

Episode 3- The Dawn Tucker Interview

Biron in Shakespeare’s Love’s Labour’s Lost declares “O my little heart:— And I to be a corporal of his field, And wear his colours like a tumbler's hoop!”  And in Romeo and Juliet there are stage directions which call for Romeo to  [He climbs the wall, and leaps down within it] These references have gone largely overlooked by theater companies who perform these plays, being glossed over in dialogue, or constraints of the theater space itself determining what precisely it will look like for Romeo to leap down a wall. Our guest this week, Dawn Tucker, Executive Director of the Flagstaff Shakespeare Festival, has done research into the history of leaping, tumbling, and feats of activity on stage in Shakespeare’s lifetime and discovered that acrobats were a key part of Elizabethan theater.  Tumblers, as they were called, travelled to England from places like Italy and the records of performance for playing companies like The Queen’s Men, show that acrobats were employed in the theaters, and that death defying leaps of acrobatics and performance were a regular part of performances in plays like Hamlet, As You Like It, and even Romeo and Juliet.  I had the pleasure of hearing Dawn speak on this topic of acrobatics in Shakespeare’s England at the Blackfriars conference last year, and I am delighted to welcome her to the studio today to share with us what she found inside the Master of the Revels accounts and Chambers archive about Shakespeare’s performance history. 

Biron in Shakespeare’s Love’s Labour’s Lost declares “O my little heart:— And I to be a corporal of his field, And wear his colours like a tumbler's hoop!”  And in Romeo and Juliet there are stage directions which call for Romeo to  [He climbs the wall, and leaps down within it] These references have gone largely overlooked by theater companies who perform these plays, being glossed over in dialogue, or constraints of the theater space itself determining what precisely it will look like for Romeo to leap down a wall. Our guest this week, Dawn Tucker, Executive Director of the Flagstaff Shakespeare Festival, has done research into the history of leaping, tumbling, and feats of activity on stage in Shakespeare’s lifetime and discovered that acrobats were a key part of Elizabethan theater.  Tumblers, as they were called, travelled to England from places like Italy and the records of performance for playing companies like The Queen’s Men, show that acrobats were employed in the theaters, and that death defying leaps of acrobatics and performance were a regular part of performances in plays like Hamlet, As You Like It, and even Romeo and Juliet.  I had the pleasure of hearing Dawn speak on this topic of acrobatics in Shakespeare’s England at the Blackfriars conference last year, and I am delighted to welcome her to the studio today to share with us what she found inside the Master of the Revels accounts and Chambers archive about Shakespeare’s performance history.

Ep 98: Dawn Tucker and Elizabethan Acrobats