Lili-Anne Brown & Nadia Guevara
About this episode
The episode features a conversation between directors Lili-Ann Brown and Nadia Guevara discussing the intersection of social capital and art-making.
We’re welcoming you back to new episodes with a bang! Lili-Ann Brown is one of the leaders of American regional theatre, directing all over the country from Chicago’s Goodman Theatre to the New York City Center Stages. We hosted an amazing conversation between emerging superstar director Nadia Guevara and Lili-Ann, two powerhouse women who explore everything from the crucial role of social capital in art-making to why making animal sounds is the secret to success. Cock-a-doodle-doo y’all!
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