Podcasts about dad's garage theatre company

On this episode of Talking Late Night, Max speaks with Freddy Boyd, an improviser, actor, and writer based in Atlanta, GA. Freddy got started doing improv with Georgia Tech's improv troupe "Let's Try This!" From there, his interest in performing and his times doing it increased. Today, Freddy performs all over Atlanta, from Highwire Comedy Company to the Village Theatre. He is a member of the General Company for Dad's Garage Theatre Company where you can see him almost every weekend performing improv and sometimes can even catch him acting in one of their scripted shows! Be sure to check out some of the shows at these three theatres to get a chance to see Freddy perform live! Also, he was named "Best with Legos" as his Pre-K superlative. So he's a pretty big deal. Thank you for tuning in! Be sure to like and share our Facebook page here, and also rate and leave us a review on iTunes! 

Wherein Paul teaches me how to pronounce "Quincy," tells a Fabulous Story, and reveals how he judges people. Paul Conroy is the Founding and Producing Artistic Director of Out Front Theatre Company in Atlanta, the southeast's only theatre dedicated to telling the stories of the LGBTQIA experience. Previously, Paul worked with the Alliance Theatre, Serenbe Playhouse, and was the Artistic Director of Newnan Theatre Company in Newnan, GA. Today's episode is sponsored by Dad's Garage Theatre Company.

On this episode of Talking Late Night, Max speaks with Jenny Wentling, host of the "Who's Your Daddy?" podcast and improviser with the General Company of Dad's Garage Theatre Company. After Jenny finished up architecture school, she moved to Atlanta where she immediately began looking to become involved in the comedy community. After taking her first improv class through Dad's Garage, she knew she found her home immediately. In addition to being an improv performer, Jenny is a talented illustrator and she hosts her own improvised podcast! To find out more about Jenny, check out her website, take a peek at her Instagram, and be sure to listen to her podcast! Also, she wanted me to mention that she is, in fact, a friend of Scott Adsit's.  Thank you for tuning in! Be sure to like and share our Facebook page here, and also rate and leave us a review on iTunes!

On this episode of Talking Late Night, Max interviews Tara Ochs, a performer, improviser, writer of her own one-woman show "White Woman in Progress," and actress in the critically-acclaimed movie "Selma." Tara realized her love for performing at a young age when she would reenact Saturday Night Live sketches for her church. When she went to college at Florida State University, she got involved with the Wham-O Players (the group who would later form Dad's Garage Theatre Company). After graduating, Tara moved to Atlanta to pursue a career in theatre and comedy (and also to improvise with Dad's!). She's performed all over (Los Angeles, London, Berlin, the Ocean) with a lot of different people (Damon Wayan's "The Underground," ComedySportz LA, ACME Comedy Theatre, London TheatreSports, Second City). Tara also acted in the movie "Selma," playing the role of Viola Liuzzo. This role led her to write her one-woman show entitled "White Woman in Progress," which ran in early 2017 at 7 Stages Theatre in Atlanta. You can find Tara performing and teaching regularly at Dad's Garage, follow her on Twitter, and check her out as VP of Development over at Picture It Productions! Thank you for tuning in! Be sure to like and share our Facebook page here, and also rate and leave us a review on iTunes!

On this episode of Talking Late Night, Max sits down with actor and improv expert, Matt Stanton. In 1995, Matt and a group of friends founded Dad's Garage Theatre Company in Atlanta. With almost 22 years of producing high-quality improv, plays, and musicals, Dad's Garage has succeeded in becoming, what they aspired to be, "Atlanta's gateway drug to the arts." We hope you enjoy the show as much as Matt enjoyed his sausage turnover from the Little Tart Bake Shop. Thank you for tuning into our first episode, and be sure to visit us here for more Talking Late Night with Max Kantor. Special thanks to Cole Markland for the music, Piper Gibson for the voiceover and the amazing show logo, and Katy Galli for everything she did to make this podcast possible.    

Guests: Gina Rickicki and Cris Gray Gina Rickicki and Cris Gray of Dad's Garage Theatre Company talk to Shannon about Dad's Garage, BaconFest, and their individual journeys as artists in Atlanta. Host: Shannon M. Turner