A Time to Feel Lost; A Time to Ask Questions

Jo Kukathas, The Instant Cafe Theatre Company

18-May-20 21:00

A Time to Feel Lost; A Time to Ask Questions

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The arts might seem like the least important thing on our minds during the current pandemic. Jo Kukathas joins us this week to argue against this assumption, assuring us that it is ok to feel lost, so that we can discover our collective responsibility creatively.

You can read the article that was mentioned in the podcast here.

Produced by: Simon Soon, Haniff Baharudin

Presented by: Haniff Baharudin, Simon Soon

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Categories: Performing Arts, Education

Tags: Night School, arts, COVID-19, celebrities, arts education, ,

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