Admit One: Making Theatre in Uncertain Times

By: Nevada Conservatory Theatre in Association with Giantleap Industries
  • Summary

  • Join the artists of Nevada Conservatory Theatre for a backstage look into the making of the world premiere production of The Human Comedy, adapted by Thom Babbes and based on the novel by William Saroyan. This five-episode series explores the collaborative creative process from concept to realization in this unique and uncertain time of COVID-19. Follow the director as he works with Nevada Conservatory Theatre artists and artisans to bring this new theatrical adaptation to the NCT stage!
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Episodes
  • Episode 5: Lights, Camera, Curtain
    Oct 19 2021

    This week, NCT’s world premiere production of ‘The Human Comedy’ is ready for its close up.

    Nevada Conservatory Theatre and University of Nevada Las Vegas present: ‘Admit One: Making Theatre in Uncertain Times.’

    When most live theatre in the world has been indefinitely shuttered, ‘Admit One’ explores the process of producing a world premiere play in the midst of a global pandemic.

    Each episode explores the collaborative, creative process from concept to realization as NCT’s team of faculty, students and theatre professionals fight to keep their respective crafts alive, relevant and available.

    Thank you for following us on this journey. We hope you’ll join us onstage from the comfort of your home as we present the World Premiere production of“The Human Comedy,”

    “Admit One” is produced by Adam Paul, UNLV and Nevada Conservatory Theatre. Music by Cooper Babbes. Hosted by Deseree Whitt

    This podcast was made possible by The Stu and Harriet Lipoff Technology Fund

    For more on Nevada Conservatory Theatre, visit UNLV.EDU/NCT.

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    51 mins
  • Episode 4: "The Human Comedy" - Actors
    Oct 19 2021

    This week, the actors are cast in NCT’s world premiere production of William Saroyan’s ‘The Human Comedy.’ From the auditions to the final rehearsals, we meet the artists who inhabit the characters of Saroyan’s story and follow the process of putting it all on its feet.

    When most live theatre in the world has been indefinitely shuttered, ‘Admit One’ explores the process of producing a world premiere play in the midst of a global pandemic.

    Each episode explores the collaborative, creative process from concept to realization as NCT’s team of faculty, students and theatre professionals fight to keep their respective crafts alive, relevant and available.

    “Admit One” is produced by Adam Paul, UNLV and Nevada Conservatory Theatre. Music by Cooper Babbes.

    This podcast was made possible by The Stu and Harriet Lipoff Technology Fund

    For more on Nevada Conservatory Theatre, visit UNLV.EDU/NCT.

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    51 mins
  • Episode 3: Designing "The Human Comedy"
    Oct 19 2021

    UNLV's Nevada Conservatory Theatre Executive Director Norma Saldivar chats with director Darren Weller and the design team about "The Human Comedy," NCT's world premiere production of William Saroyan's story.

    When most live theatre in the world has been indefinitely shuttered, ‘Admit One’ explores the process of producing a world premiere play in the midst of a global pandemic.

    Each episode explores the collaborative, creative process from concept to realization as NCT’s team of faculty, students and theatre professionals fight to keep their respective crafts alive, relevant and available.

    Scripted for the stage by playwright Thomas Babbes, “The Human Comedy” follows teen Homer McCauley, a telegram messenger in World War II era central California as he comes of age with his country, defining his understanding of Home.

    This week, we meet the director of NCT’s world premiere production of William Saroyan’s ‘The Human Comedy,’ Darren Weller. Then, we hear from the team of designers who are working with Weller to bring the world of Saroyan’s fictional Ithaca, California to life onstage at the Judy Bailey Theater.

    “Admit One” is produced by Adam Paul, UNLV and Nevada Conservatory Theatre.

    Music by Cooper Babbes.

    This podcast was made possible by The Stu and Harriet Lipoff Technology Fund

    For more on Nevada Conservatory Theatre, visit UNLV.EDU/NCT.

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    57 mins

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