Episode 95
February 14, 2020 - Talking Horse Productions; True/False Film Fest
The Negro Motorist Green Book was last published in 1966, but in the last 5 years the book has inspired a movie, a documentary and a funny, poignant, time-traveling play by Kansas City playwright, Michelle Tyrene Johnson. 'The Green Book Wine Club Train T
Speaking of the Arts · Diana Moxon
February 14, 202056m 57s
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Show Notes
The Negro Motorist Green Book was last published in 1966, but in the last 5 years the book has inspired a movie, a documentary and a funny, poignant, time-traveling play by Kansas City playwright, Michelle Tyrene Johnson. 'The Green Book Wine Club Train Trip' opens this week at Talking Horse Productions, and actor Carla Tigue and THP's Artistic Director, Adam Brietzke, drop by to talk about this first production in Talking Horse's 'Year of the Woman' season. In Act Two, True False film programmer Jeanelle Augustin, Music Director Martin Kamu, and Art Installation Director Duncan Bindbeutel give their predictions for the must-see films/musicians and artworks at the upcoming documentary film fest (March 5-8).
Topics
Diana MoxonKOPNartstheatreTalking Horse ProductionsCarla TigueAdam BrietzkeThe Green Book Wine Club Train TripSymonne SparksTrue False Film FestJeanelle AugustinMartin KamuDuncan BindbeutelTrue False