Joey Tremblay Thought 7
An episode of the Thought Residencies podcast, hosted by Spiderwebshow, titled "Joey Tremblay Thought 7" was published on December 15, 2016 and runs 1 minutes.
December 15, 2016 ·1m · Thought Residencies
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Episode Description
Hello, my name is Joey Tremblay and this is thought number 7. I think people are losing the ability to empathize. For a bazillion reasons. I dunno. Pick one. The internet. Facebook. The increasingly digitized, digital world that we live in. My favourite pet peeve – Neo liberalism. Consumerism. But I really think it's true. We are slowly losing our ability to feel empathy for other people. And, yet, in my least cynical way, I think that Theatre is the one place where empathy is encouraged, practiced and taught. Empathy is necessary for the creation of theatre and empathy is required in the participation of theatre. In this way, and everybody can discuss in more depth amongst yourselves, theatre is a place of hope. It's a place that can I imagine the revival and survival of the human species. I can imagine it's possible in theatre. That's all.
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