Revolving Doors

To celebrate the spooky season in our midst, Jill and Kian take you on a historical expedition into some of the mysterious happenings and traditions that surround the theatre. Kian spills some piping hot tea about shows past and we share a couple of timeless viral videos. Have you ever wondered why we say “break a leg” to actors instead of good luck? Listen now to find out! Hosted by: Kian Kline-Chilton and Jillian Jones Produced by: Eric Clark and Dillon Hoban Edited by: Dillon Hoban Music by: Dr. Delight and Outside The Sky

They are at it again folks. Kian dragged Jill out to the movies to see another bizarre French “masterpiece” that clearly went way over both their heads. Maybe these films are made for someone else??? But honey, we don't know who it's for. Anywho, we are excited to bring you another crazy movie review as well as a recap of the Tonys and an update on some of the new shows running in San Diego. Enjoy! Trigger, content, and spoiler warning for Titane, this movie is very graphic and we get real into the details…you have been warned. Hosted by: Kian Kline-Chilton and Jillian Jones Produced by: Eric Clark and Dillon Hoban Edited by: Dillon Hoban Music by: Dr. Delight

We are back!!! And Cygnet theatre is back with their long awaited production of La Cage aux Folles. All of the Revolving Doors team now works at Cygnet in one way or another so you know we all got thoughts. Jill and Kian give you all the backstage tea on the show as well as their thoughts on opening night outfits, actors who cannot send emails, and Jill's birthday weekend in Las Vegas. Hosted by: Kian Kline-Chilton and Jillian Jones Produced by: Eric Clark and Dillon Hoban Edited by: Dillon Hoban Music by: Dr. Delight, Bo Burnham, and King Flamingo

Hold on to your wigs y'all because on our first ever review of a live in person show Kian and Jill are joined lifelong friend Isai Luna to review The Old Globe's production of Hair. If the 70's are your aesthetic then this might be the show for you! The group comb through everything, from the directing and acting to the fools sitting in the audience. Hair is still running until October 3rd and tickets can be purchased by clicking here but to be honest, we saw it so you don't have to. Hosted by: Kian Kline-Chilton and Jillian Jones Produced by: Eric Clark and Dillon Hoban Edited by: Dillon Hoban Music by: Dr. Delight

Some serious tea brewing in the industry y'all and we are here to pour it up for you. This week we review a couple movies and shows, answer another fantastic question from friend of the show Alex Newberry, and finally, we discuss the drama surrounding Broadway and the vaccine. If you are working in the entertainment industry, this is one you don't want to miss. Hosted by: Kian Kline-Chilton and Jillian Jones Produced by: Eric Clark and Dillon Hoban Edited by: Dillon Hoban Music by: Dr. Delight, Andrew Stanton, and Michael Brigugilo

Miss Rona may got us feeling down but it's not going to stop theatre from coming back at ya! This week, Jill and Kian bring you the most updated information from Broadway and Cygnet on what to expect coming back this fall as well as a fresh new segment we are calling, The Cold Read. Listen in to find out what's been bothering our hosts this week. Hosted by: Kian Kline-Chilton and Jillian Jones Produced by: Eric Clark and Dillon Hoban Edited by: Dillon Hoban Music by: Dr. Delight, Lincoln Davis, and Liberty

We're back baby! This week on the pod, Kian and Jill discuss it all, including a fascinating announcement by Actors Equity, more of the new shows announced in San Diego, and as always, Bo Burnham. Can you tell he's an icon around here? We also answered even more amazing listener questions! Keep them coming y'all! Hosted by: Kian Kline-Chilton and Jillian Jones Produced by: Eric Clark and Dillon Hoban Edited by: Dillon Hoban Music by: Dr. Delight and Brent Wood

After battling totally avoidable technical difficulties, our brave team of audio explorers emerged victorious to bring you a new episode filled with listener questions, movie reviews, and much much more! Join Kian and Jill in a conversation so nice they had it twice. Hosted by: Kian Kline-Chilton and Jillian Jones Produced by: Eric Clark and Dillon Hoban Edited by: Dillon Hoban Music by: Dr. Delight and Reveille

On the third installment of the podcast, Kian and Jill answer an amazing listener question, discuss their thoughts on some of the theaters who have announced full seasons, and Kian shares his experience going back to see his first in person show in over a year…Wow. Join our wacky hosts on this fun filled adventure of an episode. Hosted by: Kian Kline-Chilton and Jillian Jones Produced by: Eric Clark and Dillon Hoban Edited by: Dillon Hoban Music by: Dr. Delight and Reveille

On our last episode, we mentioned several theatres in the greater San Diego area. This week, we're taking a deep dive into those theatres, how they classify themselves and what that means for the artists operating in those spaces. We hope you enjoy our guide to San Diego theatres. Hosted by: Kian Kline-Chilton and Jillian Jones Produced by: Eric Clark and Dillon Hoban Edited by: Dillon Hoban Music by: Dr. Delight, Liberty, and Dreamlamp

It's been over a year since Covid-19 swept across the world and left hundreds of theatres and live performance venues shuddered with no re-opening plans in sight. Slowly but surely, some theatres have been able to reopen. But not in California. In this week's episode we'll be talking about theatres; the first to close and last to open. Hosts: Kian Kline-Chilton and Jillian Jones Produced by: Eric Clark and Dillon Hoban Edited by: Dillon Hoban Music by: Dr. Delight

Patchwork Theatre Company's Artistic Producer Eric Clark talks with playwright Eugenie Carabatsos and director Jill Jones about their new show We Will Not Describe the Conversation. Take a behind the scenes listen to the director/writer relationship and how they worked together to adapt a show to the audio format. If you would like to see more of Eugenie's work, check out her website: http://www.eugeniecarabatsos.com/ or look at her work on New Play Exchange: https://newplayexchange.org/users/1788/eugenie-carabatsos If you would like to see more of Jill's work, check out her Instagram: @chinjilla If you'd like to keep up with Patchwork's projects, follow us on Instagram: @patchworktheatreco and visit https://www.patchworktheatreco.com/: Or if you'd like to support us you can do so through our website: https://www.patchworktheatreco.com/donate or through our Paypal: https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=6Z7EGQMJSL5E4

Inspired by a missing scene in Crime and Punishment, We Will Not Describe the Conversation follows a massage therapist whose latest client has arrived with the news that her estranged brother has committed a heinous crime--killing an elderly woman with an axe--and is nowhere to be found. The women try to piece together how this happened, while also uncovering their own dark desires and the fear that they will one day turn out like him. Rated PG-13 for the use of language and strong thematic elements. This audio play was made possible by an incredible team of artists. To our fearless cast, dedicated designers, and curious listeners, thank you for being a part of Patchwork Theatre. If you would like to donate or find out more info about Patchwork, visit https://www.patchworktheatreco.com/donate. All contributions go back to the artists involved and towards continuing the pursuit of artistic growth during these uncertain times. Written be Eugenie Carabatsos Directed by Jill Jones Sound Design by Andrew Gutierrez Original Score by Josh Concepcion Produced by Patchwork Theatre Company