Episode 12 of the WTP Podcast TABLEWORK with Sawyer Estes is Available to Stream Now!
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| Episode 12 of TABLEWORK Part II with Sawyer Estes is Available to Stream Now!  |
| Tablework: How New Plays Get Made is a new podcast where Managing Artistic Director Amber Bradshaw explores new play dramaturgy and process in all its forms. This series of episodes on Vernal & Sere Theatre is coming at you in three parts! Vernal and Sere was founded in Atlanta, Ga in 2016 by company members Erin Boswell, Lindsay Sharpless, Sawyer Estes, Erin O’Conner and Katherine Barnes. They produce new original work (like Hurricane Season by Sawyer Estes), adaptations (like the upcoming Glass Essay by Anne Carson or Ubu Roi by Alfred Jerry), and powerfully conceived shows like (4:48 Psychosis by Sarah Kane and Lear by Young Jean Lee). No matter what they are up to, this team of highly collaborative explorers is on a journey I am loving going on with them, both as audience member and observant artist. I hope you will enjoy this conversation as much as I enjoyed having it. Join us in listening to the next episode Vernal & Sere Theatre Part II: Sawyer Estes. We are streaming on Apple, Spotify and all of your favorite platforms. Big thanks to @Cupofseadesigns for our podcast graphic, Minka Wiltz for our theme music and vocals and Crystal Le for audio editing.Season 1, Episode 12: Vernal & Sere Theatre Part II – Sawyer EstesIn Part II of this series Sawyer and Amber talk about Vernal and Sere Theatre’s recent production of LEAR by Young Jean Lee, Sawyer’s continued development of THE GLASS ESSAY by Anne Carson, and his translation of UBU ROI by Alfred Jerry. In an effort to uncover the ways Sawyer approaches theatrical storytelling, Amber investigates his process, his approach to audience and how he creates work. Thank you for joining us for this conversation with Sawyer Estes!Stay tuned for Part III of this Series with Erin Boswell of Vernal & Sere Theatre!   Guest Sawyer Estes of Vernal & Sere Theatre and Podcast Host Amber Bradshaw |
