• Claudia, A Viral Love Story

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Claudia, A Viral Love Story

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  • A NEW SERIAL AUDIO PLAY BY PROFILE THEATRE Based on Pulitzer Prize-winner Paula Vogel's "Covid Bake-Off" writing prompt, and written by an astounding group of 9 playwrights and screenwriters. CLAUDIA, A VIRAL LOVE STORY will take you around the world in 5 Podcast episodes.
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Episodes
  • Episode 1: Orbiting Mlima's Tale
    Oct 22 2020

    Director of Community Engagement Bobby Bermea talks to Bob Lee, Elephant Manager at the Oregon Zoo about elephant conservation and the way animals can ignite our imaginations. Bobby also talks to singer-songwriter and Mlima's Tale composer Jenn Mundia, who plays some of her newest music live for us in the studio. And Bobby interviews MLIMA’S TALE director Reg Douglas about MLIMA’S TALE, Reg’s passion for new work and directing during a pandemic.

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    1 hr and 6 mins
  • Episode 1: A Fishmonger, His Granddaughter and a Flight From Wuhan
    Jun 24 2020

    A fish-stall in the Wuhan market, New Year’s Eve 2019. Momo (Barbie Wu) visits her GonGon (Francis Jue) with a secret. When tragedy strikes, Momo takes off to see the world and finds herself in Atoosa's (Kristina Haddad) empty cafe in a strangely empty airport in Tehran. Written by Hansol Jung and Hilary Bettis and directed by Josh Hecht.

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    24 mins
  • Episode 2: A Cafe Owner, Her Husband, and His Lover
    Jun 23 2020

    It is midnight in a two bedroom flat in Tehran. Babak (Doren Elias) finds Atoosa (Kristina Haddad) awake on the futon in the living room. After conflict and consideration, Babak leaves in the middle of the night to Milan where his lover Hayder (Amir Arison) is waiting to embrace him.

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    32 mins

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