Adapt and Thrive: Allie Rae Treharne's Transformative Journey as a Performer

Indiewood

Creating theater magic from the ground up, Allie Ray Treharne joins us to share her remarkable journey from the world of film and TV to the nuanced realm of theater production. Discover how Allie Ray stumbled upon Lisa Damour's "Detroit" in an acting class and felt an immediate pull to bring it to life on stage. Despite the challenges of a post-pandemic landscape and industry strikes, she persevered, navigating the stark differences between producing for film and theater. We delve into her practical steps for funding and producing the play in a nearly paralyzed entertainment industry, offering invaluable insights for aspiring theater makers.
Imagine transforming a backyard into an immersive theatrical experience to raise funds for a production—sounds innovative, right? Allie Ray did just that, staging a reading of "Detroit" in a backyard to capture the essence of the play and engage the audience uniquely. This creative approach not only generated significant funds but also eased the transition to the Hollywood Fringe Festival's larger stage. Listen as we explore the intricacies of adapting the production from a backyard to a black box theater, emphasizing the essential role of creativity and resourcefulness. Plus, we dive into the importance of marketing, design, and building robust relationships with designers to ensure your project stands out. This episode is a goldmine for anyone passionate about independent theater and creative production.

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Capitole

1. Adapt and Thrive: Allie Rae Treharne's Transformative Journey as a Performer (00:00:00)

2. Indie Filmmaker's Journey Into Theater (00:00:29)

3. From Backyard to Stage (00:11:54)

4. Marketing Design and Collateral Budgeting (00:19:59)