In which Adrienne and Jacob discuss the relative deadness of theatre, public broadcasting, and what it means to make space.

They also talk about:
the CBC show Ontario Today and it's phone in show asking if theatre is "dead to you"
what mid-sized companies they think are rocking it
how shared spaces come together
what Toronto artists may envy about Vancouver
thinking about audience experience
integrity practice based research

Links to things we talk about:

• Fun Palace
• Ontario Today's episode Is Theatre Dead to You? and Bucket List
• R.H. Thompson
• Brendan Healy
• CBC Radio 2
• The Bucket List
• Canada Council for the Arts
• Operating Assistance to Theatre Companies
• Globe article
• Antigone Dead People
• Evan Weber
• Buddies in Bad Times Theatre
• Canadian Stage
• London Road
• Venus in Furs
• The Theatre Centre
• PL 1422
• Theatre Replacement
• The Secret
• Canada's Economic Action Plan
• HIVE
• Kim Collier
• Neworld Theatre
• Ali and Ali: The Deportation Hearings
• Rumble Productions
• Hub 14
• Ame Henderson
• Sally Morgan
• Meagan O'Shea
• Dancemakers and the Centre for Creation
• Howlround
• Carnaval de Quebec
• Human Foosball
• Battery Opera
• Su-Feh Lee
• David McIntosh