Other industries have people who can help employees and employers navigate conflict or difficult conversations, so why doesn’t the theater industry? Inclusion consultants (or EDI consultants) aren’t new, but it’s a newer role in theaters and the arts. Today, I’m sharing more about my work in this industry, how I got here, and what I’m doing to further this work and help even more people! Inclusive Stages isn’t just the name of this podcast—it’s a brand, a framework, and a movement. And it’s here to be the help we’ve needed for so long in performance and rehearsal spaces. Together, we’re going to change the industry—one stage at a time!
In this episode, you will:
- Discover what Inclusive Stages is all about, what to expect, and who it’s for.
- Learn questions to ask to be more inclusive in theater spaces.
- Uncover why inclusion consultants are so needed in theater and other creative spaces.
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Thanks to our music composer, Zachary McConnell, and our producer, Leah Bryant.
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