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Oct 19, 2026

Andrew CortezHOST
3:23
How did you come upon, uh, uh, this production?
speaker_2GUEST
3:27
I'm a big fan of Artists at Play.
speaker_2GUEST
3:29
They, uh, do a lot of great work.
speaker_2GUEST
3:31
I actually was part of their inaugural production, which was Ching Chong Chinaman by Lauren Yee.
Andrew CortezHOST
5:35
Catherine, what about for you as the director of the piece? What's it been like for you developing this show?
Katherine ChouGUEST
5:41
Yeah.
Katherine ChouGUEST
5:41
So kind of answering your previous question as well in my answer to this question, I have been with Artists at Play for a while and in 2023 we wanted to bring a reading of this show to A Noise Within, to a partnership we were doing with them, and they're known for doing classics.
Katherine ChouGUEST
5:57
And so the question was, you know, what does it mean to kind of expand the idea of what a classic is? And so since 2023 I've been kind of developing...
Dagur Dan ÞórhallssonGUEST
13:14
But it's like, so we can go in and see like a couple of things.
Dagur Dan ÞórhallssonGUEST
13:17
And then you have like, we go a lot there to see like, what is it called? What is Leikrit? I'm trying to figure it out.
Dagur Dan ÞórhallssonGUEST
13:24
Leikrit, that's an Icelandic word.
Dagur Dan ÞórhallssonGUEST
13:27
It's like when you go and you see a person on stage and they're like acting, what is that called in English?
Kaila Burns-HeffnerHOST
13:31
Oh, like going to see a play or like going to the

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