Stray Thoughts
We have a podcast!
Run by Sam Meyerhoff, a well-established actor within Stray, this is a student-run exploration and discussion of the Auckland arts scene. Episodes can be found on SoundCloud.
Run by Sam Meyerhoff, a well-established actor within Stray, this is a student-run exploration and discussion of the Auckland arts scene. Episodes can be found on SoundCloud.
Message from the man himself:
"Welcome to Stray Thoughts, Stray Theatre's new podcast all about the Auckland arts scene. Every episode we sit down and talk with some of the best and brightest Auckland has to offer. with an emphasis on free-flow conversation and relaxed, humourous banter, Stray Thoughts represents something fresh in the theatre world and a bold step into a new medium for Stray Theatre."
RECENT EPISODES
A TRAIN-WRECK IN THE SKY
https://soundcloud.com/user-670774574/season-1-episode-6-a-train-wreck-in-the-sky
Sam and Alex sit down with Isaac and Talia, two stars from the new Stray Theatre original show "Pla(y)ne". Over the course of an eventful 20 minutes, the team discuss how to build a character, the pros and cons of a devised script, and manage to forever break Sam's mind.
ROVING ASTRAY
soundcloud.com/user-670774574/season-1-episode-5-roving-astray
This episode, Emma and Libby stop by to talk about Stray Theatre's production of "The Rover" which they star in. On the way, they discuss historical theatre, merging different styles of performance, and the state of student theatre in Auckland.
A TRAIN-WRECK IN THE SKY
https://soundcloud.com/user-670774574/season-1-episode-6-a-train-wreck-in-the-sky
Sam and Alex sit down with Isaac and Talia, two stars from the new Stray Theatre original show "Pla(y)ne". Over the course of an eventful 20 minutes, the team discuss how to build a character, the pros and cons of a devised script, and manage to forever break Sam's mind.
ROVING ASTRAY
soundcloud.com/user-670774574/season-1-episode-5-roving-astray
This episode, Emma and Libby stop by to talk about Stray Theatre's production of "The Rover" which they star in. On the way, they discuss historical theatre, merging different styles of performance, and the state of student theatre in Auckland.