Welcome back to Third Coast Rewind. We’re back with another installment of readings from Kill Your Darlings.
While the initial run of Kill Your Darlings has come and gone, you can still listen to some of the readings through this podcast. In the coming weeks, we will be putting the spotlight on Third Coast Review and Tree Falls Production’s Kill Your Darlings, a live lit/improv mashup series that ran over at Comedy Sportz Chicago earlier this year. Each night of Kill Your Darlings was framed by one of the seven cultural categories that match the pages on Third Coast Review (Stages, Screens, Music, Art, Lit, Food, and Beyond) and let readers and improv actors give their takes on the evening’s theme.
This episode takes readings from the Art, Beyond, and Music nights of Kill Your Darlings. Listen in as Kyle Biemiller relives his trip in Amsterdam and his appreciation of Vincent Van Gogh, Kim Campbell recounts her voyage to London to be an au pair, and Nancy Bishop details her greatest obsession: Bruce Springsteen.
Third Coast Rewind: Van Gogh, Au Pair, and The Boss
Welcome back to Third Coast Rewind. We’re back with another installment of readings from Kill Your Darlings.
While the initial run of Kill Your Darlings has come and gone, you can still listen to some of the readings through this podcast. In the coming weeks, we will be putting the spotlight on Third Coast Review and Tree Falls Production’s Kill Your Darlings, a live lit/improv mashup series that ran over at Comedy Sportz Chicago earlier this year. Each night of Kill Your Darlings was framed by one of the seven cultural categories that match the pages on Third Coast Review (Stages, Screens, Music, Art, Lit, Food, and Beyond) and let readers and improv actors give their takes on the evening’s theme.
This episode takes readings from the Art, Beyond, and Music nights of Kill Your Darlings. Listen in as Kyle Biemiller relives his trip in Amsterdam and his appreciation of Vincent Van Gogh, Kim Campbell recounts her voyage to London to be an au pair, and Nancy Bishop details her greatest obsession: Bruce Springsteen.