We have all been the victim before, but we each deal with that role differently. In this episode we explore how we handle ourselves when we find ourselves on the wrong side of injustice - or maybe the right side. Does our reaction change the strength of our argument? How can a victim regain power? What does it feel like to be in the role of the oppressed?
Recorded at the Drawn Out Storytelling show at the Brick Theatre as part of the Comic Book Theater Festival on June 25th, 2011. Story by Ben Lillie Drawings by Paul Swartz Music by Mike O’Malley, Carson Moody, and Matthew Evans Video by Rhett duPont and Alex Gaylon Video Editing by Rhett duPont
Storytelling is increasingly becoming a commonly recognized form of artistic expression, and with that acceptance comes responsibility. In this episode we explore why we tell stories. We ask ourselves about the morality and importance not only of recording and retelling, but also of the art form behind the recording and retelling - when we need to comment on life with art, how do we do it appropriately?
Recorded at the Drawn Out Storytelling show at the Brick Theatre as part of the Comic Book Theater Festival on June 29th, 2011.
Story by Ophira Eisenberg
Drawings by Lena Chandhok and Paul Swartz
Music by Mike O'Malley, Carson Moody, and Ray Gehring
Video By Rhett duPont and Alex Gaylon
Recorded at the Drawn Out Storytelling show at the Brick Theatre as part of the Comic Book Theater Festival on June 18th, 2011.
Story by Brad Lawrence
Drawings by Ben Horak
Music by Mike O'Malley, Steven Lipschutz, and Fox Schwach
Video By Rhett duPont and Jordan Levie
