Can art be separated from the artist?
How do you approach artworks you love after you discover the artist has behaved reprehensibly, abominably, illegally?
Indestructible explores these questions with artists, actors, curators and directors.
Across seven episodes the podcast examines the challenges of building a career in the theatre industry, and champions creative women from a range of disciplines whose work may not have enjoyed the exposure it deserves.
Commissioned by Proteus Theatre Company, the Indestructible podcast partners the stage play of the same name written and directed by Proteus Artistic Director Mary Swan.
Mary Swan • CEO and Artistic Director • Proteus Theatre Company
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1: An Actors Life For Me
What is it like for an actor waiting in the wings in the moments before they go on stage? What has their journey been to arrive at that point, in full costume and make-up? And what motivates them to overcome their anxieties before stepping out in front of an audience?
2: When Artists Go Bad
How do we respond to much-loved works of art when the behaviour of the artist comes into question? And can we truly enjoy artworks by people who have committed crimes or been abusive to colleagues and family members?
3: Designing for Theatre
When the audience's attention is fixed on the lead actor, the costumes and set can seem unimportant. But they are crucial elements in building a convincing narrative and drawing the audience into the story.
5: The Business Of Art
Creative producer Chloë Sylvestre opens a window onto the demands of working with artists and institutions to make exhibitions a reality, and the cultural bias that sees women and other under-represented artists viewed as second-tier players in the art world.
4: Taking Theatre Online
Multi-disciplinary artist Paula Varjack explores what it means to bring an audience together in a virtual space when creators are forced to revisit the way they make work.
6: Theatre Projection Design
Projection designer and animator Christopher Harrisson sheds light on his artistic progression into projection design and the transformative impact it has on the theatrical experience.
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