Podcasts about arts calendar

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Marcie Sillman shares creative options for your arts & culture weekend

On this episode we are chatting with Dr. Lara Karpenko, professor of English and Director of the Humanities Center at Carroll University along with Student Fellow Mark Morris. Mark is one of our outstanding students who has taken advantage of every opportunity he's been given. We discuss what he's gained from being involved in the Student Fellow Program, his involvement in Theatre, and why it's prepared him for life after Carroll. To get in touch with Dr. Karpenko about the Fellows Program, email her at lkarpenk@carrollu.edu. For more information about upcoming events and ticket information head to the Arts Calendar here, and our Box Office here.

This week the Arts Weekly Radio Show and Podcast has a focus on Gertrude Herbert Institute of Art. Guests Lillie Hardy Morris and Larry Millard shared information about the current Show Larry Millard, No Vacancy and Lillie's upcoming abstract workshop. If you have not been in the Gertrude Herbert, or, if it's been a while, Friday February 28 is a closing reception so you can see two shows as well as the recent renovations. Go! Of course I covered many events on the Arts Calendar including our Mardi Gras Carnivale on Saturday and the Wet Paint Party & Sale on 2/29. Get out and have some fun. Check out the calendar www.Augustaarts.com Listen to the Show podcast anytime www.AugustaArts.com Show Airs on Saturday morning at 9:30 on Smooth Jazz 92.3 FM

Kevin Grogan is in the house this week talking about Southern Soul and Song at the Imperial Theatre this year. We also talked about the Musical Petting Zoo on Sunday and Public Art. Listen and Learn! You can listen to the Radio Broadcast on Saturday Morning at 9:30 on Smooth Jazz 92.3 FM or the Podcast, anytime from our Website www.AugustaArts.com or iTunes. We covered events for this week-end and beyond. Check out the Arts Calendar and Artist Directory via our website www.AugustaArts.com Did you buy your Arts in the Heart of Augusta tickets yet? Have a great weekend Brenda Durant The Greater Augusta Arts Council

This week my Arts Weekly Radio Show guest is Karen Peters Brotherton in to talk about the Ft. Gordon Dinner Theatre's production of "Adrift in Macao". We had a great time talking about Dinner Theatre, Ft. Gordon, and Film Noir. the show runs for 3 weekends including a Sunday late lunch show- read all about it on our Arts Calendar on www.AugustaArts.com I shared events for this weekend and beyond. Listen on Saturday morning at 9:30 on Smooth Jazz 92.3 FM or catch the podcast from our website or iTunes. Happy 4Th! B

This week my guest is Karlton Clay an award-winning writer/director in film. I admit, the idea of a Youtube series is new to me, I watch series on Amazon, Netflix and Hulu --but just became aware that youtube hosted and produced many shows. Karlton has produced 13 shows with a new one "Sisterhood" dropping this week. So...we talked about all that. We record the show on Thursdays and, after talking to Karlton: where he is and where he is going I thought of the poem about kids and the day they were born..."Thursday's child has far to go", indeed- Karlton Clay will go far. HIs website is: https://www.thevpntv.com/ and his Youtube channel is https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvB80h6SBoxyahlnA20b8cw Take a look and subscribe. Of course, I covered events for this weekend, fireworks viewing options and a few events in the future. Learn about Augusta Arts by visiting our website at www.AugustaArts.com. You can view the Arts Calendar, sign up for the newsletter, listen to the podcast of the show and join the Arts Council. Stay cool Brenda #visitaugusta #AugustaArts

Kigwana 'Kigg' Cherry is my guest this week on The Greater Augusta Arts Council's Radio Show 'Arts Weekly'. Kigg talked about Pop-Up Augusta: the Mimosa Crawl, The White Dinner Party and his monthly Mixology Classes. You can listen to Kigg and learn about events this weekend and beyond by listening to the RAdio Show on Saturday morning at 9:30 on Smooth Jazz 92.3 FM or catch the podcast on our website www.AugustaArts.com or via iTunes. While on the website- visit the Arts Calendar, sign up for our newsletter and join the Arts Council. Happy 2019 Augusta Pride Festival Weekend! xxoo Brenda Durant #AugustaArts There is always something to do in Augusta

This week Steven Uhles and Marty Elliott joined me on Arts Weekly Radio Show. Listen on Saturday morning at 9:30 on Smooth Jazz 92.3 FM or catch the Podcast on our Website www.AugustaArts.com. Have you looked at the Arts Calendar lately? Do look. Please share! Miller Theater Hip Hop Nutcracker - Miller Theater

As the head of the Marketing Department at the Broward Cultural Division, Meredith Clements gives insight to opportunities in the arts, grants, and call to artists. If you are a South Florida artist or creative, you NEED to listen to this episode.   Grants:  https://www.broward.org/Arts/Funding/Pages/default.aspx Opportunities in the Arts: https://www.broward.org/Arts/Pages/Opportunities.aspx Call to Artists: https://www.broward.org/Arts/PublicArt/Pages/Calls.aspx Cooperative Marketing Program: http://www.broward.org/Arts/Funding/pages/coop.aspx Arts Calendar: https://www.artscalendar.com Make sure to follow us on social media: @arthivemagazine @angelaarthive @jessiearthive 

Arts Weekly Radio Show and Podcast airs Saturday morning at 9:30 on Smooth Jazz 92.3 FM or listen via Podcast on iTunes or our website www.AugustaArts.com . My guest this week is Carol O Rezzelle with Enopion Theatre Company talking about their Christmas Show "Nativity Story" which runs for the month of December. I covered events for this week-end including some local call for Artists and had about 6 minutes to talk about future events. Tune in- listen- and check out the Arts Calendar to plan some fun.

Guest host Rhian Swain had another full house in the studio this week, talking with Jason Craig, the winner of the first-ever Kath Girdler Engler Award for Public Art, as well as Shiso Sassy and Amelia Rate from the Dirty South Burlesque and Cabaret. Coming up for Dirty South will be a burlesque basics workshop on June 23, with registration and at dirtysouthburlesque.com, as well as their main stage show in July, benefitting local nonprofit That's What Friends Are For. Jason Craig, a freelance artist and designer for the Westobou Festival, talked about his public art projects and thoughts on bringing more public art to Augusta. Rhian covered upcoming events and arts programs found at the Arts Calendar - events.augustaarts.com. Listen Saturdays at 9:30 on Smooth Jazz 92.3FM, or anytime at Augustaarts.com. You can also subscribe on iTunes or any other podcast platform so you don't miss an episode!

Arts Weekly Podcast with Special Guest Maestro Don Portnoy talking about Aiken Symphony Orchestra and two upcoming Performances. I have not talked with Don since he left the Augusta Symphony- he is teaching at University of South Caroline and recently formed the Aiken Symphony- they are in their 2nd season. It was great to catch up with Maestro. You can listen to the podcast via our website www.Augustaarts.com or iTunes. Of course I covered events for the week-end and beyond. Everything is on our Arts Calendar on our website along with two new calendars- Gallery and Classes. Check them out. The Radio show airs weekly on Saturday mornings at 9:30 on Smooth Jazz 92.3 FM.

Special Guests Rudy Volkmann and Barbara Feldman. Listen to hear about arts events in our area as well as interviews with Barbara and Rudy about their upcoming shows. Each week I cover events for the week-end, then chat with guests with a quick look at events in the future. Everything we cover is in our Arts Calendar on our website www.AugustaArts.com along with Gallery Listings, Calls for Artists and our newsletter sign-up. What I learned this week: Storyland Theatre's 30th Anniversary Celebration is this year, the next show is "Sleeping Beauty" with 3 schools show a day from Tuesday March 20-23 and on Saturday March 24, there is a community show at 3PM, Rudy, the founder of the Jazz Project has a show on March 16 featuring his Jazz-A-Ma-Tazz all stars. Rudy recently had a number of his tunes published by Marian Music Press so our local musician, educator and composer will be played around the world.We play a few during the show. Listen on Saturday morning at 9:30 on Smooth Jazz 92.3 FM or anytime via our podcast on the website or iTunes.

Arts Weekly Radio Show and Podcast with special guests Roy Lewis. Tyrone J Butler and Judy Butler talking about their 2 upcoming plays with a cause...with a message. Listen to the show on Saturday morning at 9:30 on Smooth Jazz 92.3 FM or via our Podcast at www.AugustaArts.com or iTunes. When I read the descriptions of "Last Chance" the show by Augusta Mini Theatre, Inc. and the Augusta Jr. Players presentation of 'Parchman Hour" I really wanted to interview both directors. Done! We have 2 great shows with Civil Rights and Education themes performed by students. Tune in to hear Tyrone, Judy and Roy talk about these shows. I'm in! Of course I covered events for this week-end and beyond. Check out the Arts Calendar events.augustaarts.com to make your plans. You work hard--play soft. Brenda Durant #augustaarts #Havefunthisweekend

Arts Weekly Radio Show and Podcast with special guest Jezibell Anat sharing Poison Peach X Film Festival week-end at the Imperial Theatre. This 3 night film festival is all local filmmakers--all genres, all lengths. Enjoy a diverse weekend of film, drop in or buy the week-end pass and enjoy the whole event. Listen to the whole show on Saturday morning at 9:30 on Smooth Jazz 92.3 FM or anytime via our podcast on www.AugustaArts.com While on our website, sign up for our newsletter, look at the calls for artists and peruse the Arts Calendar full of events for your pleasure. #augustaarts #augustaartsdestination #havefun

Guest Christina Rice to talk about Art After Dark 2017. Listen 2 ways: Radio Show on Saturday morning at 9:30 on Smooth Jazz 92.3 FM or anytime via the podcast on our website. www.AugustAarts.com This week we covered events for the week-end: Jack-O-Lantern Jubilee, Walk with the Spirits, House Party Augusta Fall Concert Series, Beware What You Ask of a Fairy, our original musical, SouthStar Ghost Trolley and Monthly Artisan Market & Sidewalk Art Sale. Next up was Christina to talk about the Art After Dark Event on November 4th, this free event is a great way to purchase local art, meet the artists and support a scholarship for an art student. With great food, music by Fred Williams it's a not-to-miss event. Of course we covered events in the future and introduced you to our Augusta University calendar intern, Emely Correa, she is working to get events loaded into the Arts Calendar on www.augustaarts.com. That's where you can listen to the podcast, find calls for Artists and sign up for our newsletter. Good bye October, Brenda Durant

Arts Weekly Radio Show - special guest Mario Lett, owner of Lett's Dance, LLC. I met Mario at the Jessye Norman School of the Arts on First Friday in July. Gary M Dennis introduced us--Thank you Gary. Mario is a very interesting guy- he swing dances, teaches dance all over town- both partner and 'exercise style'. He'll be starting classes at the Jessye Norman School in late August so grab you dancing shoes (leather, flat) and a partner and have some fun. Of course I covered events now and in the future. don't miss Jay Jacobs Art at Westobou Gallery, Ben Folds on the Savannah River in Augusta, GA, Ed Turner Rock and Soul Revue- with an added show on Saturday, the Eclipse watch at the Augusta Library and more... check out the Arts Calendar on AugustaArts.com. We have loads of info and you can sign up for our newsletter. Did you buy your The Miller Gala tickets yet? Only about 70 left! Get out there, Let's Dance, Brenda Durant #hangontosummer #augustaarts Listen 2 ways: Radio Show on Saturday Morning at 9:30 on 92.3 FM or podcast via our website www.AugustaArts.com or iTunes.

Listen to learn about Arts, Artists and people working hard to make your playing easy. Special guests this week Gaye W. Ortiz and Ayman Fadel, in to talk about the movie premier of 'The Sultan and the Saint' on April 30th. This is a great story of St. Francis visiting a Muslim Sultan to work our a peaceful end to a conflict. Who knew? to Check the Arts Calendar at www.AugustaArts.com for more info. Of course I covered events for Master's Week and beyond. Have fun this week. You can catch Arts Weekly on the Radio every Saturday Morning at 9:30 on Smooth Jazz 92.3 FM. The Greater Augusta Arts Council Brenda Durant #augustaarts #mastersweek #havefuninAugusta

Arts Weekly Radio Show and Podcast, listen to learn about Art and Artists in Augusta. Special guest this week R. Wayne Woodson of Paine College. Radio Show airs on Saturday morning at 9:30 on 92.3 FM or Podcast via our website AugustaArts.com or iTunes. R. Wayne Woodson came in to talk about the Black Voices in Classical Music performance on March 9th at Gilbert-Lambuth Chapel - Paine College. Performing will be Dr. Lori C Hicks, soprano and Dr. Rosalyn Floyd, Piano. Of Course we covered events for this week-end and beyond. Everything we cover is on our Arts Calendar at www.AugustaArts.com. Have Fun brenda #augustaarts #inlikealamb

Arts Weekly Radio Show and Podcast. Special guests this week Regina L. Brejda and Erin Prentiss. Listen two ways: Radio on Saturday Morningat 9:30 on Smooth Jazz 92.3 FM or anytime via our website AugustaArts.com or iTunes It's a great show this week with loads of options for an Art-filled week-end. The Augusta Players production of 9-5 Dirty South Presents: Sweet Tarts!, Monthly Artisan Market & Sidewalk Art Sale on Sunday and The Fat Saturday Pub Crawl 2017 offers you no cover to numerous bars and clubs downtown while supporting the The Greater Augusta Arts Council. Next weekend is the The 6th Annual Augusta Literary Festival at the downtown Library offering free authors and workshops "How to write a Best Selling Novel" by Kimberla Lawson Roby and many more. Tune in, check out the Arts Calendar and have some fun! Brenda Durant #augustaarts #springhassprung #bluewigagain

Arts Weekly Radio Show and Podcast --listen this week to learn about events and gallery shows in the Historic River Region. Listen 2 ways: Radio on Saturday morning at 9:30 on Smooth Jazz 92.3 FM or Podcast via www.AugustaArts.com or Itunes. This week we covered events for this week-end; sadly the Augusta Ballet presentation of Philadanco was cancelled, stay tuned for an update.This week-end offers our usual diverse "how-to-do-it-all" palette of arts events-- an Estate Sale at the home of a local Folk Artist, a Tribute to The Augusta Players Executive Director Debi Debi Agganis Ballas, the Lucy Craft Laney Museum of Black History Legacy Gala and more. Also, We featured some special Valentines Day activities. Shopping for Local Art? We covered some of the local galleries and upcoming Wet Paint Party and Sale as great ways to connect to the Augusta visual arts scene. Of course we covered events into the future--check out our Arts Calendar on our website www.AugustaArts.com, connect on Facebook The Greater Augusta Arts Council and sign up for our newsletter. Voulez-vous pratiquer votre français dans un endroit convivial? Aimeriez-vous faire des amis avec les amateurs de français? Rejoignez Le Cercle Francais. Have Fun! Brenda The Greater Augusta Arts Council @AugustaArts

Arts Weekly Radio Show and Podcast with special guests Ryan Matthew Mahoney and Jennifer Frantom promoting SafeHomes of Augusta Fake It to Make It Listen 2 Ways: Radio on Saturday Morning at 9:30 on Smooth Jazz 92.3 FM or Podcast- anytime from your computer on www.AugustaArts.com or iTunes. Great show this week with events for this week-end and beyond. Our guests came in to talk about the 2nd annual crazy night of Fake it to Make it, a community Lip Sync Challenge where the competitors go all out to win the coveted sparkly belt (see photo of Ryan sporting the amazing prize). I had a great time learning about the evening and more about the cause Safe Homes of Augusta. All the events i cover on on our Arts Calendar so do check out the website www.AugustaArts.com, subscribe to our newsletter, check out our FB page and join so you can attend the Call for Art- Wet Paint Party + Sale Happy 2017 Brenda Durant #AugustaArts #ArtsDestination

Listen 2 ways to learn about Art, Artists and people who are working hard to make your playin' easy. Radio on Saturday morning at 9:30 on Smooth Jazz 92.3 FM or Podcast via our Website www.AugustaArts.com or iTunes This week my super special guest is Johnson Ellis M, in to talk about the Jessye Norman School of the Arts fundraiser on October 30th at First Baptist Church. Ellis talks about the show, the amazing Soprano Laquita Mitchell and Tenor Nicholas Phan with special performances by the Jessye Norman School Students. This week-end is chock-a-block full of art experiences for your Fall enjoyment: Pumpkin decorating & carving, Music at the Morris Museum of Art, Colonial Times, Walk with the Spirits,Steel Magnolias and Meet Staci Swider, Author of Acrylic Expressions at The Book Tavern. Of course I covered events into the future; take a look at the Arts Calendar and choose to engage in our Creative Community. Our calendar also hosts calls for artists, jobs in the Arts and more. Brenda Durant #augustaarts #CreativeCommunity

FROM THE BEST OF STATE OF THE ARTS – OCTOBER 4, 2010 - How do you keep the music playing? The incomparable Roslyn Kind (younger sister of Barbra Streisand) answersthat question, and more, as she talks about her life on Broadway, in nightclubs, and as a popular recording artist. It’s another “No Pants Monday” as Sterling & Stroili share tales of tails. The live Arts Calendar for the week is read; followed by reviews of 19 year old musical theatre star Derek Klena’s headlining concert debut at Sterling’s Upstairs at Vitello’s in Studio City; and the world premiere of the New York bound Leap of Faithat the Ahmanson Theatre in Los Angeles, starring Broadway sensation Raul Esparza and Brooke Shields. Critically acclaimed Los Angeles TV, film and stage actor Ian Vogt talks about his role in SeaGlass Theatre’s hit comedyOf Grapes and Nutsat the Victory Theatre Center in Burbank, CA. Senses are tested as Vogt and Kind share their most embarrassing moments on stage. Sponsored by Breakdown Services (http://www.breakdownexpress.com/)

From The Best of State of The Arts (Originally broadcast July 12, 2010): Sterling and Stroili salute "Actors as Entrepreneurs." In studio Guests Blair Hickey and Brian Wold discuss the formation of CastingAbout.com, an online service for actors, with offices in Los Angeles and New York. This week’s live Arts Calendar is highlighted by top productions in Southern California and Chicago. Tony Award winner Alan Cumming’s cabaret concert – Alan Cumming: Uncut at The Broad Stage in Santa Monica, CA is reviewed. Los Angeles Ovation-nominated actress/singer/comedienne and impressionist Cissy Conner discusses her career and highly successful shoe business, Bare Sole (BareSole.com) Sponsored by Breakdown Services (http://www.breakdownexpress.com/)

From the Best of the 2010 State of the Arts Series: Sterling & Stroili work while the rest of the country takes a day off. (What’s wrong with this picture?) An exchange of Stroili’s bizarre trip to a local library, and Sterling’s chance meeting with a celebrity in a nearby restaurant kick off this Labor Day show. World Champion Figure Skating legend Tai Babilonia shares a few spins through her well-documented life. The weekly Arts Calendar is announced. Michael Orland gives insight to his nearly ten-year position as Associate Musical Director, Pianist and Arranger for TV’s reality/variety, mega hit series: American Idol. Sponsored by Breakdown Services (http://www.breakdownexpress.com/)

Shtick around for the jokes... Is art really in the eye of the beholder? Sterling and Stroili cite some questionable examples. Broadway star Jason Graae (A Grand Night for Singing, Falsettos), and television???s Jim O???Heir, co-star of the hit NBC series Parks and Recreation, are not only interviewed about their careers, but partake in the day???s order of funny business. The live Arts Calendar singles out Caught at Hollywood???s Zephyr Theatre - which examines America???s contentious debate over same sex marriage; and Hoboken to Hollywood at the Edgemar Center for the Arts in Santa Monica, CA - the critically-acclaimed, new, big band musical about Sinatra during the early years. Sterling reviews the world premiere comedy Amy and Elliot at Hollywood???s Stella Adler Gilbert Stage- starring, written and directed by Ryan Eggold of the hit CW TV series Beverly Hills 90210. Stroili reviews Rogue Machine???s The Sunset Limited at Theatre Theater in Los Angeles. Graae and O???Heir recall their worst moments while performing. Sponsored by Breakdown Services (http://www.breakdownexpress.com/)

Sterling and Stroili discuss unique to weird marketing approaches for the performing arts in the U.S. and abroad. Film and television star Stephanie Zimbalist (TV???s hit series Remington Steele) is interviewed about her stage career and starring role as Katherine Hepburn in Matthew Lombardo???s Tea at Five at the Falcon Theatre in Los Angeles; the weekly live Arts Calendar is read; Lewis Wilkenfeld, Artistic Director for Cabrillo Music Theatre housed at the Fred Kavli Theatre in the Bank of America Thousand Oaks Civic Arts Plaza in Thousand Oaks, CA - is interviewed about Cabrillo???s 2010/2011 season. Both Zimbalist and Wilkenfeld share their most embarrassing moments in theatre. Sponsored by Breakdown Services (http://www.breakdownexpress.com/)

Location: Supper Club. Question: What???s up with dressing down? Stroili and Sterling humorously discuss the lack of good taste in clothes when going out on the town. Television and theatre stars Mike Farrell (M*A*S*H), and Jim Parrack (HBO???s True Blood) are interviewed about their careers and starring together in famed fiction writer Edmund White???s hit drama Terre Haute at Hollywood???s Blank Theatre Company. The weekly live Arts Calendar highlights three productions. Sterling reviews recording artist Roslyn Kind in concert at Catalina???s Bar and Grill in Hollywood. Farrell and Parrack reveal their most embarrassing theatrical moments. Sponsored by Breakdown Services (http://www.breakdownexpress.com/)

How do you keep the music playing? The incomparable Roslyn Kind answers that question, and more, as she talks about her life on Broadway, in nightclubs, and as a popular recording artist. It???s another “No Pants Monday??? as Sterling & Stroili share tales of tails. The live Arts Calendar for the week is read; followed by reviews of 19 year old musical theatre star Derek Klena???s headlining concert debut at Sterling???s Upstairs at Vitello???s in Studio City; and the world premiere of the New York bound Leap of Faith at the Ahmanson Theatre in Los Angeles, starring Broadway sensation Raul Esparza and Brooke Shields. Critically acclaimed Los Angeles TV, film and stage actor Ian Vogt talks about his role in SeaGlass Theatre???s hit comedy Of Grapes and Nuts at the Victory Theatre Center in Burbank, CA. Senses are tested as Vogt and Kind share their most embarrassing moments on stage. Sponsored by Breakdown Services (http://www.breakdownexpress.com/)

A festive episode celebrates State of the Arts??? 16th week on the air, and the ?? something birthday of Co-Host Michael Sterling. Sterling & Stroili exchange stories about unusual restaurant experiences. Hilarity ensues with Erich Bergen, recording artist (The Vegas Sessions) and co-star of the Las Vegas, Los Angeles, and U.S. National Tour productions of Jersey Boys. The weekly live Arts Calendar is featured. Kimberly Van Luin, actress and Artistic Director of LA???s prestigious SeaGlass Theatre, talks about the company???s newest endeavor Of Grapes and Nuts, a satirical parody of John Steinbeck???s The Grapes of Wrath and Of Mice and Men. Bergen and Van Luin are initiated into what has become a State of the Arts tradition: the recounting of one's worst career moments in live theatre. Sponsored by Breakdown Services (http://www.breakdownexpress.com/)

Sterling & Stroili entertain while the rest of the country takes a day off. An exchange of Stroili???s bizarre trip to a local library, and Sterling???s chance meeting with a celebrity in a nearby restaurant??? kick off this Labor Day show. World Champion Figure Skating legend Tai Babilonia shares a few spins through her well-documented life. The weekly Arts Calendar is announced. Michael Orland gives insight to his nearly ten-year position as Associate Musical Director, Pianist and Arranger for TV???s reality/variety, mega hit series: American Idol. Sponsored by Breakdown Services (http://www.breakdownexpress.com/)

Sterling & Stroili share stories of public awkwardness; specifically, Stroili being verbally abused by the homeless. In-studio guests include filmmaker, Broadway star, and television star Dean Butler (Little House on the Prairie); and musical theatre star Ryan Castellino - original cast member and co-star of the Los Angeles mega hit musical Life Could be a Dream. The weekly Arts Calendar is featured. Butler and Castellino are prompted to share their most embarrassing moments on stage. Sponsored by Breakdown Services (http://www.breakdownexpress.com/)

Sterling & Stroili share some past audition nightmares. Broadway and television star Linda Purl (Happy Days) discusses her career as an actress, a vocalist, and Director of the 2010 California International Theatre Festival; The weekly Arts Calendar reveals diverse productions and events in New York and Los Angeles; Paul reviews Center Theatre Group???s presentation of The Lieutenant of Inishmore at the Mark Taper Forum in Los Angeles; French dancer, aerialist, acrobat artist, choreographer, producer and director Aurelein Roulin converses about his all new cabaret spectacular Beyond at the historic El Portal Theatre in North Hollywood, CA. Sponsored by Breakdown Services (http://www.breakdownexpress.com/)

Sterling and Stroili salute "Actors as Entrepreneurs." In studio Guests: Blair Hickey and Brian Wold discuss the formation of CastingAbout.com, an online service for actors, with offices in Los Angeles and New York. This week???s live Arts Calendar is highlighted by top productions in Southern California and Chicago. Tony Award winner Alan Cumming???s cabaret concert ??? Alan Cumming: Uncut at The Broad Stage in Santa Monica, CA is reviewed. Los Angeles Ovation-nominated actress/singer/comedienne and impressionist Cissy Conner discusses her career and highly successful shoe business, Bare Sole (BareSole.com) Sponsored by Breakdown Services (http://www.breakdownexpress.com/)

Sterling & Stroili are joined in-studio by Terence McFarland - Executive Director of LA Stage Alliance, and successful singer/songwriter/recording artist Jeff Phillips, co-host of "LAGenX" on LATalkRadio.com. Insightful discussion is had about the work of the LA Stage Alliance, McFarland???s academic and professional history, the arts in Los Angeles, and the failure of the arts-related "Measure E" on the June 8, Los Angeles, California ballot. This week???s live Arts Calendar, and a colorful review of the 64th Annual Tony Awards held June 13 at Radio City Music Hall in New York are also included. Sponsored by Breakdown Services (http://www.breakdownexpress.com/)