Podcast appearances and mentions of kate shindle

We raise the curtain on the business of New York's iconic theatre district. Broadway has been struggling with rising costs and falling sales since the pandemic, but its financial drama started much earlier. The economic plot just doesn't make sense. Will the lights go out on the Great White Way?Hosts: Alice Fulwood, Tom Lee-Devlin and Mike Bird. Guests: The Economist's Stevie Hertz; actor Leanna Rae Conception; Megan O'Keefe, executive vice-president of production company No Guarantees; Broadway investor, Ken Willman; Oliver Roth, CEO and producer at OHenry Productions, Kate Shindle, president of Actors' Equity; and Lee Seymour, producer.Sign up for a free trial of Economist Podcasts+. If you're already a subscriber to The Economist, you'll have full access to all our shows as part of your subscription. For more information about how to access Economist Podcasts+, please visit our FAQs page or watch our video explaining how to link your account. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We raise the curtain on the business of New York's iconic theatre district. Broadway has been struggling with rising costs and falling sales since the pandemic, but its financial drama started much earlier. The economic plot just doesn't make sense. Will the lights go out on the Great White Way?Hosts: Alice Fulwood, Tom Lee-Devlin and Mike Bird. Guests: The Economist's Stevie Hertz; actor Leanna Rae Conception; Megan O'Keefe, executive vice-president of production company No Guarantees; Broadway investor, Ken Willman; Oliver Roth, CEO and producer at OHenry Productions, Kate Shindle, president of Actors' Equity; and Lee Seymour, producer.Sign up for a free trial of Economist Podcasts+. If you're already a subscriber to The Economist, you'll have full access to all our shows as part of your subscription. For more information about how to access Economist Podcasts+, please visit our FAQs page or watch our video explaining how to link your account. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This episode is all about the world of beauty pageants with a legal spin. This episode features a very special guest, Caitlin Machol, a former Miss USA contestant and Miss Wisconsin titleholder. I begin the episode by providing some background information on the famous, Miss USA, Miss Universe and Miss America pageants, then I discuss and analyze a few lawsuits the organizations have been involved with. Finally, Caitlin provides lots of inside beauty pageant information such as the various fashion rules the contestants must adhere to, her story in competing in the Miss USA pageant, meeting Donald Trump and much more! Thank you for listening and enjoy! Episode Notes: 1. Miss Universe, LLP v. Miss Nude Southern USA 2. Miss Universe, LLP v. Diamonds International Corp. 3. Book: There She Was: The Secret History of Miss America by Amy Argetsinger 4. Book: Being Miss America: Behind the Rhinestone Curtain by Kate Shindle

Lea Sevola is a performer who has done tons of different types of entertainment over the of her career. She did a regional production of the musical Xanadu where she got to roller skate on stage. As well as getting the opportunity to participate in the DC Justice League tour where she played Wonder Woman. One of Sevola's other favorite things to do is perform with a the USO Troupe of Metropolitan New York. When doing these shows, Sevola gets to sing not just patriotic songs, but she also gets to sing pop songs that are on the people in the army/vets playlists. Sevola has spent the latest portion of her career on the national tour of the hit musical, Legally Blonde. In his production, she is playing Vivianne Kingston which was a role created by Kate Shindle on Broadway and Selma Blair in the original film. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jayme-starr/support

Kate Shindle, President of the Actors' Equity Association joined the America's Work Force Union Podcast to discussed a recently ratified Collective Bargaining Agreement with the Broadway theaters. She spoke about the need for increased live arts funding arts in California and the provided an update on some new groups of workers who in different stages of organizing.   Labor lawyer Joyce Goldstein of Joyce Goldstein & Associates appeared on the America's Work Force Union Podcast and detailed the struggles of being the first female owner of a union-sided law firm in the U.S. and how she overcame them.

Actors Equity President Kate Shindle was the first featured guest on today's edition of the America's Work Force Union Podcast. She spoke about being crowned Miss America 1998 and a recent national study regarding art organizations, living wages and diversity.  UA Local 669 Recruitment Outreach Specialist Tim Coleman was the second guest on today's edition. His segment is part of the AWF “best of” segment and first aired on Nov. 16, 2021. Coleman discussed National Apprenticeship Week, Local 669's registered apprenticeship program and offered insights on high school influencers becoming more open to telling students about the benefits of registered apprenticeship programs. 

We unearth the origin story of our nation's most beloved — and reviled — beauty pageant and try to predict its future. Is it time to sunset the whole thing? Our chaperones: Amy Argetsinger (author of There She Was: The Secret History of Miss America) and Kate Shindle (Miss America 1998).

Fears are mounting that one of China's biggest property development groups, Evergrande, is close to collapse. Sara Hsu, an economist and visiting scholar at China's Fudan University gives us her analysis of what has gone wrong and why she believes the Chinese government won't let the debt laden company fail. It's London International Shipping week and we talk to Sarah Kenny, the chair of Maritime UK, about the surging costs of transporting freight by sea and making shipping more climate friendly. Also in the programme, the lights are on again on Broadway. Theatre critic Matt Windman with AM New York tells us how the lockdown hit a key part of the entertainment industry while Kate Shindle, the President of the Actors' Equity Association in New York shares with us the excitement of the stars and crews as theatres prepare to open their doors. (Image:China Evergrande Centre building sign is seen in Hong Kong, Credit: Reuters)

Today Mountain Money spoke with (1:15) Kate Shindle, President of the Actors' Equity Association to talk about the impact of shutting down Broadway theatres through early January. (23:13) America’s 1.3 million charitable nonprofits will be called upon to meet increasing needs in communities due to COVID-19 and economic impacts on families. Kate Rubalcava (Ru-bal-ca-va), with the Utah non-profits Association joins Mountain Money this morning to talk about Utah nonprofits are faring and how listeners can help. (41:35) Mountain Money will end the hour speaking with Bill Coleman, Park City realtor and developer, about the Skyridge Development and buyers interested in the property.

In the recognition and celebration of the end of the pandemic which is now 100% over, we have decided to dedicate this episode to the brave men, women, and others, who have selflessly given their time to vanquish this vicious virus under the leadership and guidance of our undaunted, unflappable president—Kate Shindle. This week we bring to you: Episode 27: You guys. We did it. The coronavirus is over. No really, it’s over. Nothing more to see or even talk about, thank goodness. Just another paragraph in the annals of history and at least 47 pages of line items in the Actor’s Equity handbook. We speak to a real physician, Dr. Linda Dahl, who knows about real science to empirically confirm our real statement that the coronavirus is now nothing more than a distant memory. What the critics are saying: “The scariest thing about this episode is that I know he’s going to make another one” -Ben Brantley “The worst abomination in front of G-d and country I have heard of in my lifetime” -DC Episcopal Bishop, St. John’s Church “I’d fuck Nate harder than the electorate” -Kayleigh McEnany Written by: Nate Patten and Cam Collins Produced by: Justin Brown Logo by: www.performingpixel.com @bookeditpodcast https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcvh4H7ff3rQ0MI-OO04OEQ www.bookedit.net

Join us for the first-ever LEGALLY BLONDE MUSICAL REUNION. 20 members of the original Broadway company along with the show's creators, director/choreography and producers come together to share crazy behind-the-curtain memories and to celebrate and raise money for BC/EFA's COVID-19 Emergency Fund.  DEEP DIVE BROADWAY welcomes Laura Bell Bundy, Annaliegh Ashford, Andy Karl, Orfeh, Richard Blake, Leslie Kritzer, Nikki Snelson, Michael Rupert, Kate Shindle, Asmeret Ghebremikael, Kate Wetherhead, Natalie Joy Johnson and Becky Gulvisg along with creators Larry O'Keefe, Nell Benjamin and Heather Hach, director/choreographer Jerry Mitchell and Producers Hal Luftig, Mike Isaacson and Dori Berinstein for this special podcast event.  Please join us in supporting BC/EFA by making a contribution to Broadwaycares.org/help2020.  To watch the video of this live event, please click here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z7zwtz-GE8U

The Spotlight podcast is hosted by Jena Tesse Fox. Guest: Kate Shindle, President of Actors’ Equity Association @AEAPresident | @KateShindle Kate Shindle was elected President of Actors’ Equity Association in May of 2015. She is the youngest member ever to hold the highest ranking position on Equity’s governing National Council, read more

Bobby Cronin (IG:@croninbobby) is an award-winning composer/writer rep'd by James Beresford (Shepherd Management, UK). His projects include: Mary & Max [based on the claymation film of the same name] with bookwriter Crystal Skillman and director Stafford Arima which will have its World Premiere at Theatre Calgary in the fall of 2018; Olisnach with bookwriter Crystal Skillman (being developed to star Ali Stroker); ‘Til Death Do Us Part (2016 Overtures Series directed by Kent Nicholson; 2012 Alec Baldwin Fellowship Winner, UK’s S&S Award Finalist) with bookwriter Caroline Prugh; Sunset City with bookwriter Wade Dooley (2013 Running Deer Theatre Lab, 2014 Goodspeed Mercer Project, 2014 the Pitch, 2015 The York Theatre, NYC); Till Soon, Anne with bookwriter Christine Toy Johnson which had a residency at the Eugene O'Neill Theatre Center and a NYC reading April 2018 starring Abby Mueller, Wade McCollum, Kate Loprest, Stacia Fernandez, Joel Perez, Lauren Molina, and more; Welcome To My Life (W2ML); Alone in the U.S. with Terry Berliner, which was commissioned by CAP21 and was produced at the University of Cumbria under the title Alone in the UK; The Concrete Jungle, commissioned in 2011 for London’s esteemed ArtsEd (President: Andrew Lloyd Webber) opened in London June 2012, had a lab presentation at West Texas A&M 2015 and made the short list for the New American Musical Theatre Prize; Daybreak (winner of the 2011 New Jersey Playwrights Contest) premiered in Wayne, NJ & London’s Tristan Bates Theatre June 2012. He is currently working on a commission by A Class Act NYC called Psykidz. Bobby composed the scores and songs for several musical films, which have been in festivals all over the country, for NYFA, where is also on faculty. He was part of the 2015 Prospect Theatre Company's Off-Broadway show Fright Night where his 15-minute musical My Boyfriend Is An Alien written with Christine Toy Johnson premiered. His music won “Best Score of a Mockumentary” for the webseries Thank You, Next and Best Music/Lyrics for Ten Reasons I Won’t Go Home With You in 2010’s MITF. Bobby is one of the four NEO Writers for the York Theatre Company's 2014-2015 season with Stephen Flaherty as his mentor. He was commissioned to write a pop song for the 2013 winner of Italy’s televised singing competition Lo Canto. Other: 54 Below, Lincoln Center Songbook Series, Birdland, Symphony Space, London’s The Players Theatre & St. James Theatre, etc. "Reach The Sky: Live" & “The Concrete Jungle International Studio Cast Recording” available on iTunes featuring theatre stars Caissie Levy, Kate Shindle, Jared Gertner, Rebecca Trehearn, Alex Gaumond, and Olivia Phillip. Bobby created the Inspired Benefit Concert Series for animal rescue organizations across the U.S. & UK to raise funds and awareness for the 3 million adoptable pets euthanized in our country each year. Bobby has taught Master Classes around the world for musical theatre actors on song interpretation, audition technique, and his specialty, the ever-popular pop/rock genre. He’s a Yale graduate where he won the Michael P. Manzella Award for excellence in Arts, Scholastics and Character. Member of ASCAP, Dramatists Guild. 

There is a 6th dimension beyond that which is known to man and that which is only known to Kate Shindle. It is a dimension as vast as space and as timeless as Shetler Studios. It is the middle ground between light and shadow, between costume and dance belt, between Schnippers and Ripley Grier. It lies between the pit of man's fears and the paragon of his Broadway Bares donation page. This is the dimension of the fright of theatre. It is an area which we call... #BOOkedIt. Hosted By: Nate Patten Written By: Nate Patten and Cam Collins Produced By: Justin Brown and Cam Collins Logo By www.performingpixel.com www.bookedit.net

We apologize for our month long absence,  we mistakenly signed on with the producers of ‘Bat of Out Hell’, but like a Broadway revival of ‘The Glass Menagerie’, we’re back. We’ve been living in a tent on Kate Shindle’s lawn protesting ‘Gypsy of the Year’ and starting a MoveOn.org campaign to raise money for ‘Head Over Heels’. We are pleased to announce our return episode... ‘Broadway is Broken and I Alone Can Fix It’ Featuring Native American Guest Elizabeth Warren, for approximately 1/64th of the episode Produced by Cam Collins Logo by performingpixel.com Recorded by Tom Jorgensen

The new musical "The Sting," now entering its last weekend at Paper Mill Playhouse, was pretty much totally sold out before it even opened. A musical adaptation of the classic, Oscar-winning film of the same name starring Paul Newman and Robert Redford, this new version stars Harry Connick, Jr., J. Harrison Ghee and Kate Shindle – to name a few. Theater-goers know Ghee from his inimitable performance as the drag queen hero Lola of the Tony Award-winning "Kinky Boots," and they know Shindle from Broadway productions of "Jekyll & Hyde," "Cabaret," "Wonderland" and the national tour of the Tony Award-winning musical "Fun Home." We spoke with both of them earlier this week as they were preparing for their final performances of this smash-hit run at Paper Mill.

HAPPY MAX FUN DRIVE, FRIENDS!   We’ve got a fully loaded episode for you to enjoy for this very special MaxFun Drive week! A great week needs a great guest, and we really hit the jackpot! Kate Shindle current star of “Fun Home” and past star of pretty much everything joins us in the studio to talk about her dogs and her experience working with rescue dogs! We also have a Mutt Minute on the Alaskan Malamute, which thankfully Renee did not skip. We’ve got some thrilling Dog Tech and Dog News. Plus, we present our best case to get Sir Patrick Stewart on the show!   Tune in! Donate! THANK YOU!   It's week 1 of #MaxFunDrive 2017! Can I Pet Your dog is supported almost entirely through listener donations. Become a monthly donor and grab a cool pin while you can!    

Gary and Roscoe romp through a medley of miscellany, joined unexpectedly by friend-of-the-show Paul Stroili of Episode 43 fame. Paul was loitering outside an Edible Arrangements franchise near our studio, shamelessly advertising for his new hit Chicago show Tony n' Tina's Wedding. So Gary invited him in for a visit and a chat on the air. More about Edible Arrangements than you ever wanted to know... Roscoe reviews The Scivvies for our listeners - singer/actor/musicians Nick Cearly and Lauren Molina from New York, who perform in their underwear stripped down arrangements of eclectic covers and eccentric originals. Roscoe "charms" other patrons seated near him at the event, which featured guest appearances by musical artists from Hamilton and Wonderful Town. Roscoe's informed notice? Two big thumbs up! Gary finally sees Wonderful Town at the Goodman Theatre before closing and his take concurs with Roscoe's - a brilliant re-imagining that simply shows what a theatrical genius like Mary Zimmerman and a stellar cast can do with somewhat mediocre musical material. Marvelous performances all, especially by leads Bri Sudia and the aforementioned Lauren Molina. Bri Sudia gives a performance that Gary imagines is reminiscent of a young Fanny Brice or Ethel Merman in her heyday. We can't avoid discussing the unanimous stellar reviews that Paul and his production of Tony n' Tina's Wedding have received in all the Chicago media. The acting, the direction, the venue, the music and the original 1980's theme make this one of the must-see events in the city this season. Despite the Chicago Cubs' World Series run diverting audiences to their TV sets this October, T n' T is playing to large and repeat crowds, offering an actual church wedding ceremony, an interactive reception, loads of great 80's music, full Italian dinner, champagne toast and real wedding cake. Paul discusses the extraordinary work by the cast and their dedication to naturalism and honest improvisation. Go to www.tonylovestina.com for information and to order tickets. Hurry, though, as it only runs through January 14, 2017. Another shout out from Roscoe and Gary about their experience at the famous iO Theatre improvisation space, where they saw the Improvised Shakespeare Company. Smart, funny, sophisticated, inspiring and downright thrilling, this troupe of actors and improvisers create a full 2-hour Shakespearean-style play with just a single suggested title from the audience. Ours was called "Without Handlebars" and was hilarious from start to finish. From mistaken identities to rhyming couplets, from iambic pentameter to mismatched lovers, you'll swear you're watching a fully written and prepared script. But NO! It's being made up on the spot for the first - and last - time ever! This is the perfect date night event, and it's only $16. Worth at least twice that. Enough gushing....GO! Gary, Roscoe and Paul bandy about Broadway's The Cherry Orchard reviews, George Bernard Shaw, War Paint and actress Kate Shindle, appearing in the national tour of Fun Home. Then we revisit Roscoe's grandfather's scrapbooks in our new recurring segment, Remembering Roscoe. And have you heard about the Ruby Slippers at the Smithsonian Institution? Their home for nearly 40 years, the slippers are in dire need of repair and refurbishment. The Smithsonian is trying to raise $300,000 through a Kickstarter campaign for the year-long task. Seems to us like a lot of money...They're a mismatched pair but evidence proves that they were indeed worn by Judy Garland in The Wizard of Oz. As of this recording, the Smithsonian was over half way to their monetary goal with nearly a month left to go, so it's safe to say they will achieve the necessary amount and we can look forward to seeing a pristine pair of Ruby Slippers on display in the not too distant future. Paul relates a story of finding a pair of shoes, with the heel designed like the Ferris Wheel at the 1893 World Columbian Exhibiti...

Actor's Equity Association's Kate Shindle discusses the Tony Nominations and the state of the industry. She speaks with Tom Keene and Michael McKee. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Kate Shindle gives a very candid talk into her new position as President of Actor's Equity, and what changes might be needed down the line. Patrick Noonan discusses his career and long relationship (300+ performances) with the comedy Shear Madness, now Off-Broadway in NYC. Matt Okin discusses the challenges of acquiring a brand new space for Black Box Studios in Teaneck, NJ. We also hear two songs from the team Kooman and Dimond from their CD, "Out of My Head".

Kate Shindle, Miss America 1998 and Miss Illinois 1997, is an actress, singer, and dancer. She is the author of the 2014 memoir Being Miss America: Behind the Rhinestone Curtain, published by the University of Texas Press. Her Broadway credits include Jekyll & Hyde, Cabaret, Legally Blonde, 8, and Wonderland. She was also on the National Tour of Cabaret  in 1999. She is currently serving as the President of the Actors' Equity Association, elected in 2015. On this podcast, you’ll hear how Kate started on her path to the corner office she now occupies by refusing to be complacent about an issue that bugged her years ago.  (My favorite people in this industry are complacency crushers like Kate.) You’ll also hear . . . How being Miss America was an asset and a liability for her acting career. The hardest part about being a working actor in New York City. What’s going on with the minimum wage situation in LA . . . and why she can’t say too much about it. Her plans for technology to improve the audition process. About the myth of “The Equity One.”   Keep up with me: @KenDavenportBway www.theproducersperspective.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Kate Shindle, Miss America 1998 spoke to Brown University Professor Hilary Levey Friedman's class on beauty pageants

Kate Shindle, Miss America 1998 spoke to Brown University Professor Hilary Levey Friedman's class on beauty pageants

From the Best of State of the Arts (Originally broadcast October 23, 2014) - Broadway and London stage star Rufus Bonds, Jr. and regional Musical Theatre star Christanna Rowader discuss their careers and starring roles in 3-D Theatricals' critically acclaimed revival of Ragtime the Musical at the historic Plummer Auditorium in Fullerton, CA and the Redondo Beach Performing Arts Center in Redondo Beach, CA. The Live Arts Calendar features Broadway Musical Director Todd Ellison's Broadway's Greatest Hits at the Valley Performing Arts Center at Cal State Northridge starring TV's Jane Lynch, Kate Shindle, Klea Blackhurst, Mike McGowan and Jose Llana; and a call to action to assist the Dorris Place Elementary School in Los Angeles for funding of their fine arts program. Bonds and Rowader reveal awkward performance moments.

From the Best of State of the Arts (Originally broadcast October 23, 2014) - Broadway and London stage star Rufus Bonds, Jr. and regional Musical Theatre star Christanna Rowader discuss their careers and starring roles in 3-D Theatricals' critically acclaimed revival of Ragtime the Musical at the historic Plummer Auditorium in Fullerton, CA and the Redondo Beach Performing Arts Center in Redondo Beach, CA. The Live Arts Calendar features Broadway Musical Director Todd Ellison's Broadway's Greatest Hits at the Valley Performing Arts Center at Cal State Northridge starring TV's Jane Lynch, Kate Shindle, Klea Blackhurst, Mike McGowan and Jose Llana; and a call to action to assist the Dorris Place Elementary School in Los Angeles for funding of their fine arts program. Bonds and Rowader reveal awkward performance moments.

Patty & Emily talk Brandy in Chicago, Speakeasy Dollhouse’s Ziegfeld’s Midnight Frolic, Leslie Kritzer’s standup, and The Sound and The Fury at The Public. They discuss the Taye Diggs’s casting announcement, Kate Shindle’s presidency, and how Love Never Dies will never die. Right click … Continue reading →

Broadway and London stage star Rufus Bonds, Jr. and regional Musical Theatre star Christanna Rowader discuss their careers and starring roles in 3-D Theatricals' critically acclaimed revival of Ragtime the Musical at the historic Plummer Auditorium in Fullerton, CA and the Redondo Beach Performing Arts Center in Redondo Beach, CA. The Live Arts Calendar features Broadway Musical Director Todd Ellison's Broadway's Greatest Hits at the Valley Performing Arts Center at Cal State Northridge starring TV's Jane Lynch, Kate Shindle, Klea Blackhurst, Mike McGowan and Jose Llana; and a call to action to assist the Dorris Place Elementary School in Los Angeles for funding of their fine arts program. Bonds and Rowader reveal awkward performance moments.

Broadway and London stage star Rufus Bonds, Jr. and regional Musical Theatre star Christanna Rowader discuss their careers and starring roles in 3-D Theatricals' critically acclaimed revival of Ragtime the Musical at the historic Plummer Auditorium in Fullerton, CA and the Redondo Beach Performing Arts Center in Redondo Beach, CA. The Live Arts Calendar features Broadway Musical Director Todd Ellison's Broadway's Greatest Hits at the Valley Performing Arts Center at Cal State Northridge starring TV's Jane Lynch, Kate Shindle, Klea Blackhurst, Mike McGowan and Jose Llana; and a call to action to assist the Dorris Place Elementary School in Los Angeles for funding of their fine arts program. Bonds and Rowader reveal awkward performance moments.

Kate Shindle weaves an engrossing memoir of her year as Miss America 1998 with a fascinating, insightful history of the pageant to reveal why confident, ambitious young women still compete in a beauty contest that struggles to remain culturally relevant.

Special Episode #6: Kate Shindle may have come to our attention first as Miss America 1998, but she has clearly staked out a place of her own in the musical theatre world. She's appeared on Broadway in Jekyll and Hide, headlined as Sally Bowles in the Sam Mendes/Rob Marshall revival of Cabaret, and originated the role of Vivienne in Legally Blonde, the musical.Kate was always on my radar because a) she's a fellow Northwestern University alum, and b) she was a super cool Miss A., in that she was really talented and she had a great platform (AIDS awareness and education). So when I was asked to write a song for a benefit and I heard Kate was one of the singers I could write for, I snapped her up PDQ! It's great to finally work with her after years of rubbing elbows at Northwestern events and Julia Murney's annual Pancakes and Bacon Party.The benefit, called Broadway in South Africa, will take place on October 6th at Symphony Space. Ten songwriters (including Henry Krieger, Michael John LaChiusa and Bill Russell) were asked to write songs inspired by the essays and drawings of South African children. I took my inspiration from Khensoni Mabaso's sketch of Johannesburg, which features a very tall building with the word "Voda" on top. This piqued my curiousity, so off I went to research what turned out to be the Ponte City Tower, a 54-story cylindrically-shaped apartment building with a hollow core. ("Voda" is short for Vodacom, a cellular phone company that owns a huge LED wraparound sign on the top three stories of the building.)When Ponte was built in 1975, the surrounding neighborhoods were "whites only," but with the end of Apartheid, the area quickly filled with blacks and immigrants, and the white people fled to the suburbs. The building became notorious for criminal activity, suicide jumpers, and the garbage that built up inside the core.The building is currently being renovated and resold as high-style condos. Last October, before the sales office opened, the building co-sponsored an event with the city to offer people the opportunity to "Abseil off Ponte," i.e. rappel down the building on ropes like mountain climbers use.(Sorry to those who downloaded the original version of this episode with the audio issues. This new version is issue-free.)"The Core of Ponte" was recorded on 9/27/08.

Legally Blonde stars, Kate Shindle and Richard H. Blake stop by and we hear "Legally Blonde Remix" and "Serious" from the Original Cast Recording released just recently. Also, we hear from 2006 Helen Hayes Award winner for Best Actress, Stephanie J. Block! Known for her portrayal as Liza Minelli in The Boy from Oz, she most recently starred as Grace O' Malley in Pirate Queen, which closed Jun. 17. Exclusive Premier of Broadway Abridged Live version of A Chorus Line. Plus more!