Parabasis
Parabasis is a device from ancient Greek comedy referring to when the chorus steps forward to express the views of the dramatist on politics and other matters. The Parabasis podcast series was launched in 2018 by Next Day Theater, a sketch comedy company founded in Washington, DC, in 2015. The series takes on race, religion, the environment and other pressing issues of the day using, to paraphrase Mark Twain, laughter as its chief weapon.
- Update frequency
- every 54 days
- Average duration
- 21 minutes
- Episodes
- 8
- Years Active
- 2018 - 2019
Red Ice (Part Two)
It's winter 2020, and a radio documentary team follows a crew surveying for oil in Alaska's Arctic National Wildlife Refuge that has innovated new technology that promises to be more protective of th…
Red Ice (Part One)
It's winter 2020, and a radio documentary team follows a crew surveying for oil in Alaska's Arctic National Wildlife Refuge that has innovated new technology that promises to be more protective of th…
Screwing Around With Shakespeare (Part Three)
Gaslighting. Manspreading. Smashing the patriarchy. One playwright mansplained it all: William Shakespeare.
Featuring "Manspread Madness".
Screwing Around With Shakespeare (Part Two)
Gaslighting. Manspreading. Smashing the patriarchy. One playwright mansplained it all: William Shakespeare.
Featuring "Best Beware My Sting".
Screwing Around With Shakespeare (Part One)
Gaslighting. Manspreading. Smashing the patriarchy. One playwright mansplained it all: William Shakespeare.
Featuring "2 B or Nah 2 B" and "The Winter of Our Discombobulatment".
Twenty Thirty Four (Part Three)
The year is 2034, and America has become a totalitarian state ruled by the crypto-dictator Large Donald. Who will save us?
Twenty Thirty Four (Part Two)
The year is 2034, and America has become a totalitarian state ruled by the crypto-dictator Large Donald. Who will save us?
Twenty Thirty Four (Part One)
The year is 2034, and America has become a totalitarian state ruled by the crypto-dictator Large Donald. Who will save us?