Triad Stage Presents

Today on Apprentice+ the group talks about how fine arts and education go hand in hand. They also share some stories about their favorite and more influential theater experiences.

This week on Apprentice+ the group discusses the importance of diversity in the theater, as well as how to be more inclusive in the future.

This week on Apprentice+, the group reflects on the Black Lives Matter movement and explores the future of the podcast.

This week on Apprentice+, the apprentices dive into more detail about Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, their first production at Triad Stage. Technical challenges are shared, as well as learning experiences about the various production elements that were encountered.

Uncover the secrets. A wealthy and powerful Southern family gathers to pay their last respects to the father who has controlled them all. His namesake son is finally allowed to return home. The reading of the will reveals shocking shifts of power. Suddenly deception, secret loves, and violence rip apart family ties. The newest story in the Hawboro Project takes us back to 1966, as the Blessing family’s dynasty threatens to come undone. As we shelter at home, Triad Stage brings this thrilling story to life for listening. Edward, too contains adult language, sexual situations, and scenes of extreme violence. Listener discretion is advised. Episode 8 Description Note: this episode contains violence, disturbing imagery, and profanity. Listener discretion is advised. Cast: Edward Blessing II – Michael Newman Mace Pickler - Bradley Carter Peggy Pickler — Beth Ritson Isabella Blessing — Abigail Wilson Mortimer Chestnutt — Brian Mullins Ralph Links — Carroll Micheal Johnson Rev. Barry Canter – Jeffery West Lucy Evans Blessing – Cinny Strickland Eleanor Blessing – Grace Bollinger Editor: Taylor Dankovich Artistic: Sarah Hankins Foley Artist: Keaton Brower Props Master: Andy Canning Skinner Support for the arts is more vital now than ever and your help is essential. Please like and share our virtual content to spread the word about how we are continuing conversations with our audience and community. To make a donation to support our continued work, you can visit our website at Triadstage.org/support. Join us on Facebook at: https://www.facebook.com/triadstage/

Welcome to the first episode of Apprentice+ Thank You 10! This bonus episode is a look into what happens on Opening Night at Triad Stage. The group discusses what their schedules look like and some fun stuff that makes Opening Night unique, from post-show toasts to quick Cook Out runs. Comment below if there is a topic you’d like to be discussed or if you’ve attended Opening Night at Triad Stage.

In today’s episode, the group talks about all the best places to eat in Greensboro as well as some favorite entertainment and shopping areas to visit while you’re in town! These are recommendations catered to both upcoming apprentices in the Triad area and theater lovers everywhere who want to drop by Triad Stage and catch a show. Join us in the comments with any other recommendations or to let us know your opinion on the ever popular Krispy Kreme vs Dunkin’ Donut debate!

Uncover the secrets. A wealthy and powerful Southern family gathers to pay their last respects to the father who has controlled them all. His namesake son is finally allowed to return home. The reading of the will reveals shocking shifts of power. Suddenly deception, secret loves, and violence rip apart family ties. The newest story in the Hawboro Project takes us back to 1966, as the Blessing family’s dynasty threatens to come undone. As we shelter at home, Triad Stage brings this thrilling story to life for listening. Edward, too contains adult language, sexual situations, and scenes of extreme violence. Listener discretion is advised. Episode 7 Description Isabella and Mortimer continue their ruthless pursuit of the Blessing fortune as they ask Peggy Pickler for a favor. Edward struggles to hold onto what he sees as rightfully his own. Note: this episode contains violence, disturbing imagery, and profanity. Listener discretion is advised. Cast: Edward Blessing II – Michael Newman Isabella Blessing — Abigail Wilson Mortimer Chestnutt — Brian Mullins Olive Rodgers — Melanie Mathews Peggy Pickler — Beth Ritson Editor: Taylor Dankovich Artistic: Sarah Hankins Foley Artist: Keaton Brower Props Master: Andy Canning Skinner Support for the arts is more vital now than ever and your help is essential. Please like and share our virtual content to spread the word about how we are continuing conversations with our audience and community. To make a donation to support our continued work, you can visit our website at Triadstage.org/support. Join us on Facebook at: https://www.facebook.com/triadstage/ Venmo: @triadstage

Uncover the secrets. A wealthy and powerful Southern family gathers to pay their last respects to the father who has controlled them all. His namesake son is finally allowed to return home. The reading of the will reveals shocking shifts of power. Suddenly deception, secret loves, and violence rip apart family ties. The newest story in the Hawboro Project takes us back to 1966, as the Blessing family’s dynasty threatens to come undone. As we shelter at home, Triad Stage brings this thrilling story to life for listening. Edward, too contains adult language, sexual situations, and scenes of extreme violence. Listener discretion is advised. Episode 6: Isabella catches up on recent events at Asterdale. Plotting in pursuit of the Blessing family fortune continues. Note: this episode contains profanity. Listener discretion is advised. Cast: Mortimer Chestnutt — Brian Mullins Isabella Blessing — Abigail Wilson Lucy Evans Blessing – Cinny Strickland Editor: Taylor Dankovich Artistic: Sarah Hankins Foley Artist: Keaton Brower Props Master: Andy Canning Skinner Support for the arts is more vital now than ever and your help is essential. Please like and share our virtual content to spread the word about how we are continuing conversations with our audience and community. To make a donation to support our continued work, you can visit our website at Triadstage.org/support. Join us on Facebook at: https://www.facebook.com/triadstage/ Venmo:@triadstage

In the latest episode of Apprentice+, the apprentices describe how Triad Stage works their way through rehearsals, tech week, and previews. They also talk about what challenges come with putting together the technical elements of a live theater show.

The Apprentices share stories about when they moved into their apartments and their first month of work at Triad Stage.

Today on Apprentice+ the apprentices talk about their undergraduate years, summer stock, and other job experiences. They swap stories that have influenced their views on theater and have helped them get started in their careers.

In the third episode of Apprentice+, the apprentices talk about how their roles have changed during the quarantine, what they've been doing during their spare time, and Netflix! Join in on the conversation in the comments and share your favorite shows to watch now!

Uncover the secrets. A wealthy and powerful Southern family gathers to pay their last respects to the father who has controlled them all. His namesake son is finally allowed to return home. The reading of the will reveals shocking shifts of power. Suddenly deception, secret loves, and violence rip apart family ties. The newest story in the Hawboro Project takes us back to 1966, as the Blessing family’s dynasty threatens to come undone. As we shelter at home, Triad Stage brings this thrilling story to life for listening. Edward, too contains adult language, sexual situations, and scenes of extreme violence. Listener discretion is advised. Episode 3 "As Edward Blessing I's funeral draws nearer, Lucy Evans Blessing is paid a visit by the local sheriff, who has intriguing information about some recent activity in Louisiana. On the big day, one family member forces another to reckon with a striking revelation." Cast: Edward Blessing II – Michael Newman Isabella Blessing – Abigail Wilson Eleanor Blessing — Grace Bollinger Lucy Evans Blessing – Cinny Strickland Mortimer Chestnutt — Brian Mullins Rev. Barry Canter – Jeffery West Sheriff Ralph Links - Carroll Michael Johnson Olive Rodgers — Melanie Mathews Editor: Taylor Dankovich Artistic: Sarah Hankins Foley Artist: Keaton Brower Props Master: Andy Canning Skinner Support for the arts is more vital now than ever and your help is essential. Please like and share our virtual content to spread the word about how we are continuing conversations with our audience and community. To make a donation to support our continued work, you can visit our website at Triadstage.org/support. Join us on Facebook at: https://www.facebook.com/triadstage/ Venmo: @triadstage

In their second episode of Apprentice+, the apprentices share how they first got into theatre and what meaningful theatre experiences that they have.

In their first full episode of Apprentice+ has the apprentices talking about the difference between an apprenticeship and an internship. The apprentices also give a look into their daily life and schedule at Triad Stage and the process of how they got their jobs.

Apprentice+ is brought to you by the 19th Season Professional Training Program Apprentices from Triad Stage, a regional theater in Greensboro, NC. In this teaser the Apprentices talk about the core values that Triad Stage works to bring to the community and professional theater.

By Preston Lane Uncover the secrets. A wealthy and powerful Southern family gathers to pay their last respects to the father who has controlled them all. His namesake son is finally allowed to return home. The reading of the will reveals shocking shifts of power. Suddenly deception, secret loves, and violence rip apart family ties. The newest story in the Hawboro Project takes us back to 1966, as the Blessing family’s dynasty threatens to come undone. As we shelter at home, Triad Stage brings this thrilling story to life for listening. Edward, too contains adult language, sexual situations, and scenes of extreme violence. Listener discretion is advised. Episode 1 Edward Blessing II, his wife, and 10 year old daughter return to his childhood home in Hawboro, NC, when they hear that Edward’s father is dying. Conflict with Edward’s aunt and Hawboro’s Episcopalian minister is instant and threatens to divide the family. Editor: Taylor Dankovich Artistic Team: Sarah Hankins, Keaton Brower Cast Narrator – Preston Lane Edward Blessing II – Michael Newman Isabella Blessing – Abigail Wilson Eleanor Blessing – Grace Bollinger Lucy Evans Blessing – Cinny Strickland Rev. Barry Canter – Jeffery West Mortimer Chestnutt – Brian Mullins Olive Rodgers – Melanie Matthews Peggy Pickler – Beth Ritson Mace Pickler – Bradley Carter Ralph Links – Carroll Michael Johnson Daniel Gibbens – Kyle Metzger Foley Artist – Keaton Brower See Less

By Preston Lane Uncover the secrets. A wealthy and powerful Southern family gathers to pay their last respects to the father who has controlled them all. His namesake son is finally allowed to return home. The reading of the will reveals shocking shifts of power. Suddenly deception, secret loves, and violence rip apart family ties. The newest story in the Hawboro Project takes us back to 1966, as the Blessing family’s dynasty threatens to come undone. As we shelter at home, Triad Stage brings this thrilling story to life for listening. Edward, too contains adult language, sexual situations, and scenes of extreme violence. Listener discretion is advised. Episode 1 Edward Blessing II, his wife, and 10 year old daughter return to his childhood home in Hawboro, NC, when they hear that Edward’s father is dying. Conflict with Edward’s aunt and Hawboro’s Episcopalian minister is instant and threatens to divide the family. Editor: Taylor Dankovich Artistic Team: Sarah Hankins, Keaton Brower Cast Narrator – Preston Lane Edward Blessing II – Michael Newman Isabella Blessing – Abigail Wilson Eleanor Blessing – Grace Bollinger Lucy Evans Blessing – Cinny Strickland Rev. Barry Canter – Jeffery West Mortimer Chestnutt – Brian Mullins Olive Rodgers – Melanie Matthews Peggy Pickler – Beth Ritson Mace Pickler – Bradley Carter Ralph Links – Carroll Michael Johnson Daniel Gibbens – Kyle Metzger Foley Artist – Keaton Brower