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Thank You, Places!
The official podcast of Ghost Light Players. We hearken back to the days of old, when traveling troupes entertained their patrons with little more than a few props, masterful skill and an avid love of theater.
Thank You, Places!
The Body (Language) Part Three
This episode of Thank You, Places! was recorded in 2017.
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Welcome back to Thank You – Places! an aural journey from Marlborough to Edinburgh.
This episode, we’ll hear from Roger Alix-Gaudreau about “speaking the speech” of a Shakespearean play and how all those words, words, words affect his experience as an actor (and an audience member).
We were joined for our intro by Brent Leibowitz.
You can learn about the fire-new words of teenage girls here: http://bit.ly/2tqEL1d. (That will make more sense after you hear the episode.)
Hosting and audio recording by Chris J.M. Maloney and Jacob C. McDonald. Editing by Jacob C. McDonald. Original music by Fourpaws. Special thanks to First Church in Marlborough, Gillian Griffith and Ariel Zuckerman. The use of their spaces for recording our interviews is much appreciated.
You can see Henry V at the 2024 Edinburgh Fringe, August 12-16 at 15:50, in theSpace @ Niddry St. Get your tickets here!
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Thank You, Places! is a production of Ghost Light Players of MetroWest. Find us online, and sign up for our email newsletter at http://ghostlightplayers.com/. We are also on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram @GLPlayers. Special thanks to First Church in Marlborough, where we record.
We wish to acknowledge that the land where we live, work, and tell our stories - in Marlborough, Massachusetts - is the territory of the Agawam, Nipmuc, and Pawtucket peoples.