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31 AUG 2015 · Hosts: Natalie Tan, Natalie Tin Yin Gan, Milton Lim Tech: Tyler Russell (Recorded on August 3, 2015) In the INAUGURAL episode of Get Tanned!: - We have a midnight discussion over delicious bubble tea. - NT is unsure about the name Get Tanned, and Milton and NG share what Hong Kong Exile was almost named. - NT saw Arts Club’s error-ridden production of "In the Heights" back in June, and asks NG and Milton what to do next. - We discuss inaccessibility and privilege in the theatre on various levels, from audience diversity to ticket pricing to awards. - Milton and NG talk about what it’s like to perform to a disinterested audience. - It’s not about the money…even though we mention the money a lot. - Milton talks about the exclusivity of Vancouver’s Jessie Awards, and how it affects smaller, independent companies. - If you see something you don’t like, should you say something? And other Canadian questions. Supplementary links for your viewing/listening pleasure: Hong Kong Exile: http://www.hongkongexile.com/ In the Heights opening number: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mzWCc9JwZTo ReACT’s open letter to the Jessie Awards from July 2015: http://news.gvpta.ca/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/ReAct-Open-Letter-to-the-Jessie-Richardson-Theatre-Awards-Board-of-Directors.pdf Post-production correction: Arts Club does have same day rush tickets for students at $22.