The Plaza Podcast: Stories from Manhattan Plaza

Episode #17: Residual Effects by John Tillotson

12 min · 8. nov. 2023
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For episode seventeen of The Plaza Podcast, we are joined by John Tillotson. John shares a piece about his experience living and working in New York City and the journey that eventually led him to Manhattan Plaza. Manhattan Plaza is a residential complex located in New York City. 70% of its residents are members of the performing arts, who have worked in film, television, and on Broadway. Each week we bring you creative works and conversations with these very residents. Music credit: Yolanda Segovia © John Tillotson. All Rights Reserved.

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Episode #16: Dancers in New York by Elena Brunn

Elena Brunn returns to The Plaza Podcast to read her piece, "Dancers in New York," a story about a young woman who gets the opportunity to teach at a legendary dance studio. Retired since May 2021 as an adjunct English professor, Elena's been working on a satirical play about academia and a novel about a dance studio in the late '70s. When she was in high school, her beloved teacher had encouraged her to write, but said, "You, Miss Brunn, are not a poet." Since then, she's written over a hundred poems—that she's kept. Manhattan Plaza is a residential complex located in New York City. 70% of its residents are members of the performing arts, who have worked in film, television, and on Broadway. Each week we bring you creative works and conversations with these very residents. © Elena Brunn. All Rights Reserved.

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