Welcome to my podcast! A way of "keeping the lights on" while Pacific Theatre's doors (and everybody else's) are closed. "Soul Food: The Ghost Light Season" is like a radio show, all about theatre and movies, music, stories, and life during this strange time we're all going through.
There was a special edition of the podcast on Easter weekend, Easter Presence. Act One went onstage (virtually) at 8:00 Good Friday, with Act Two taking the stage for a Saturday matinee at 2:00. It's a special edition of the podcast that's just like Pacific Theatre's great tradition, "Christmas Presence" - except, of course, it's not about Christmas. Songs and readings for this essential season.
Soul Food is also thrilled to be premiering a brand new novel-in-progress by our favourite playwright, Lucia Frangione! Grazie is posted in serial form every Monday and Thursday, details and links below.
And Thelma Schoonmaker edited a nice little trailer for our First International Earth Day Film Festival, which happened April 22nd, coincidentally enough. Earth Day Film Festival trailer which you can find on YouTube. There's a nice little interview with Thelma early in Episode 12.
Ron Reed,
Artistic Director, Pacific Theatre
WHERE TO FIND SOUL FOOD...
as a podcast: downloadable, streamable, or subscribe-able...
soulfoodghostlight.podbean.com or pretty much anywhere you get your podcasts
on YouTube
here's a playlist of all the episodes in order
3 comments:
Thank you Ron and team. What a wonderful way to end our day and this Good Friday. We look forward to the next act
that was fantastic! worth it just to hear Laura's version of "I don't know how to love him." can't wait for the matinee tomorrow!
Great podcast. Beautifully done. Unlike many other podcasts, these are deeply soul-nourishing, delectable dishes served with grace.
The 2-part Easter casts are exceptional. They opened up my Easter shelter-at-home like the stone being rolled from the tomb itself. I won't spill what are my favorite parts because I don't want to keep you from being attentive to everything. You decide. I am very grateful.
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