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EPISODE · Apr 12, 2019 · 43 MIN

Here's How Louisville Arts Leaders Plan To Diversify Their Industry

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As Louisville's art scene grows, so too has diversity and representation in the industry. One sign of that is new Actors Theatre of Louisville Artistic Director Robert Barry Fleming, the first non-white artistic director in the company's history. This Week on In Conversation, we talk about diversity in the arts community and what's being done to shine the spotlight on diverse voices both on and off the stage. Our guests were: Idris Goodwin, first black artistic director at Stage One Family Theater Shannon Woolley Allison, Co-Founder of Looking For Lilith Theater Company Stephen Reily, Speed Art Museum Director

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This week In Conversation, we talk with local arts leaders about diversity and what they're doing to encourage it in their organizations.

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