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CHR Relationships Week: Val Lieske Val Lieske is the founder and Managing Artistic Director of a theatre group in Alberta, Canada, where she ministers for the gospel. She has a B.A. in Theatre & Speech from Trinity Guild (UK) and freelances as a speaker, educator, writer and spoken word artist. She is a licensed minister, a chaplain to the arts community, and enjoys drinking coffee with creative people. Val comes as a guest of the Center for Healthy Relationships at JBU.
A return conversation with Jason Crespin for Hey Amarillo's 350th episode. Crespin was the guest in this podcast's second episode ever (October 9, 2017) and returns to share about his role as Managing/Artistic Director at Amarillo Little Theatre and the legacy of the late Allen Shankles, who passed away March 20, 2024. Crespin also turns the tables on host Jason Boyett to ask about Boyett's upcoming ALT debut in the cast of the musical Spamalot, which opens May 2. Tickets are on sale now for Spamalot. This episode is sponsored by Pinnacle by Rockrose, Jimmy John's, Wieck Realty and Panhandle Plains Historical Museum.
Welcome all to the Dancer's Choice Podcast! This week we are THRILLED to be joined with Special Guest, Kiesha Lalama! Former Senior Executive for the Pittsburgh CLO, Point Park University Dance Professor, Jimmy Award's Choreographer, Mother, Wife, and current Managing Artistic Director of the Pittsburgh Playhouse, joins us for a jam-packed conversation about having a career in the dance industry. In this hour long episode, Kiesha shares her life story and words of wisdom around the power of authenticity, confidence in leadership, chasing passions, navigating jobs, defining success, and SO MUCH MORE! Dancers, if you want the real TRUTH about this industry, this episode is all for you. Riley and Dawsen have been completely changed for the better by having Kiesha as a mentor in their own lives, so much so, that they couldn't not bring her onto the podcast. The girls hope this conversation leaves you feeling inspired, motivated, and seen. All our love, enjoy the episode! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/dancerschoicepodcast/message
Paul goes behind the curtain with the Managing Artistic Director of the Fine Arts Building and Studebaker Theater, Jacob Harvey. The renovation of the structure for its recent 125th Anniversary is truly stunning and a must-see historic site in Chicago. Who knew that the history of this site included performances by Bob Hope, Vincent Price, Yul Brenner, Henry […]
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One of the key Multipreneurship Pillars is Philanthropy. Once you've diversified your income, why not pay it forward? Today's episode is a special Voyager Interview with business consultant and multipreneur Ara G. Beal of Greene Consulting. Ara specializes in helping non-profits find long-term success through increased funding. About Ara: Ara G. Beal combines her decades of theater production experience, nonprofit management, and teaching background into coaching small nonprofits on how to increase their funding capacity, including through grant writing. In addition to working with individual nonprofits, Ara presents to groups such as Chambers of Commerce, SCORE chapters, and other nonprofit networking groups. She has served on grant review panels for the Ohio Arts Council, the National Endowment for the Arts, and Culture Works of Dayton. She previously served as the Executive Director at Talespinner Children's Theatre and Managing Artistic Director of YS Kids Playhouse, and particularly enjoys helping small, new nonprofits complete their first grant application. Visit Ara's website to learn more. https://www.GreeneConsulting.com
Kevin Roach, Managing Artistic Director of Evansville Civic Theater, stopped by to let us know the very last Civic performance on stage at its long time home on Fulton will be this Sunday May 28. It's Big Fish the Musical. Kevin also gave us a sneak peak at next season and where you'll be able to catch Civic Theater's productions in the future! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Join host Fred Munroe as he speaks with guests with the San Luis Obispo Repertory Theatre (SLOREP), Kevin Harris, Managing Artistic Director, Patty Thayer, Development & Capital Campaign Director, and Ellie Washington, Vice President of the SLOREP board. They will discuss the history of the SLOREP, their many events, programs, and educational opportunities, and plan to build a new state-of-the-art professional performing arts facility in downtown San Luis Obispo.You are invited to listen, learn and participate in the conversation, between 1-2 pm. Call in and be part of the discussion at (805) 549-8855.Broadcast date: 4/27/2023Central Coast Voices is sponsored by ACTION for Healthy Communities in collaboration with KCBX.
Kevin Roach, Managing Artistic Director of the Civic Theater, paid a visit to tell us all about the classic cautionary tale Fahrenheit 451. It's a very ambitious production with lots of visuals, sound effects and a large cast! Click to hear all about it and where to get tickets! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
In celebration of World Theatre Day, Julie asked several of her favorite theatremakers to share their take on what's working now in marketing. From the Great Lakes to The Capital Region in New York to The Cornhusker State, you'll hear from Owen Smith, the producing artistic director of Playhouse Stage Company, Katie Broman, the executive director of Omaha Community Playhouse, Jeremy Koch and Robert Weiner, Managing Artistic Director and Executive Director respectively of Farmers Alley Theatre and Noddea Skidmore, Director of Marketing and Communications at Grand Rapids Civic Theatre. We truly hope you enjoy their perspective, gain some ideas and wisdom and hey -- even incorporate some of their suggestions in your own marketing. They're Theatre Marketing Lab and Julie Nemitz-approved! To learn more about these fantastic organizations, visit their websites: Playhouse Stage Company Omaha Community Playhouse Farmers Alley Theatre Grand Rapids Civic Theatre This podcast is proudly sponsored by Course Storm. Learn more about the platform by visiting coursestorm.com/podcast to try it for free and learn how your theatre can benefit from the impossibly simple class registration software -- so you can focus on more important things, like helping your students grow as artists and performers! Join our bi-weekly newsletter! Visit julienemitz.com to register. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/inthegreenroomtheatremarketing/message
We start the hour talking about the weirdness of President's Day and the impact of Jimmy Carter. Then Rich Smith, Managing Artistic Director of Over Our Head Players, joins to talk about the history of the theater and their ten minute play festival, Snowdance. OGuest: Rich Smith
It's Podcast Sunday! Today on the show I have Darrah Dunn, Managing Artistic Director of Sherman Community Players and actor, Benjamin Fuhr. We are discussing the deep and thought provoking play, Permanent Collection by Thomas Gibbons. Permanent Collections opens on Feb 3, 2023. Get your tickets to see the show!! https://www.scptheater.com/
Jillian Carter returns to Directing and Playwriting at OmniArts Nebraska in their new 2022-2023 season. We talk with Jillian and Dustin Witte, co-founder of OmniArts Nebraska, and Managing Artistic Director about their upcoming shows and events! The next show is Hunter Gatherers that opens November 2nd. The next shows are Marjorie Prime and Happy Birthday Lily!. Plus OmniArts Nebraska has two more events this year, Yuletide Fright Fest and YAAS Ghosts!. In talking with Dustin and Jillian, we discussed the gamut of things such as human primal nature, nudity on stage, and artificial intelligence. But it all totally makes sense to their season! OmniArts Nebraska's season is focused on nature and technology, and they have some fascinating shows planned, so find out all about it here at the Platte River Bard! OmniArts Nebraska Contact List: Website and Tickets: https://www.omniartsnebraska.org/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/OmniArts Twitter: https://twitter.com/OmniArtsNE Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/omniartsne/ HOW TO LISTEN TO THE PLATTE RIVER BARD PODCAST Listen at https://platteriverbard.podbean.com or anywhere you get your podcasts. We are on Apple, Google, Pandora, Spotify, iHeart Radio, Podbean, Overcast, Listen Now, Castbox and anywhere you get your podcasts. You may also find us by just asking Alexa. Listen on your computer or any device on our website: https://www.platteriverbard.com. Find us on YouTube: https://youtube.com/channel/UCPDzMz8kHvsLcJRV-myurvA. Please find us and Subscribe!
Encore! Look for pod favourite episodes being re-released outside of the regularly scheduled show. This episode originally aired in November of 2021. Kyla and Kristen are joined by Panthea Vatandoost and Saliema and Biraima from Daily Dose of Blackness to discuss cultural appropriation. Panthea is a television, film, and theatre actor, and founder and Managing Artistic Director of Medusa Theatre Society, and Saliema and Biraima are members of the Daily Dose of Blackness podcast and media group, designed to centre and celebrate Black youth experiences and struggles. Leave us a voicemail! https://podinbox.com/pullback Harbinger Media Network: https://harbingermedianetwork.com Website: https://www.pullback.org/research/culturalappropriation Daily Dose of Blackness: https://www.dailydoseofblackness.com/ Medusa Theatre Society: https://medusatheatresociety.com/about/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/PullbackPodcast, https://twitter.com/MedusaTheatre Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/pullbackpodcast/?igshid=i57wwo16tjko, https://www.instagram.com/daily.doseofblackness/, https://www.instagram.com/medusatheatre/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PullbackPodcast/ Pullback is produced and hosted by Kristen Pue and Kyla Hewson. Logo by Rachel Beyer and Evan Vrinten.
Jamie Ulmer, Managing Artistic Director of the Community Players in Beatrice, Nebraska is always such a pleasure to talk with! They have a fun season lined up for us. If you've never been to Community Players, you will want to make a plan to do so because you will always find quality productions, welcoming doors and really well-done theatre! Hear Jamie talk about not just their shows for this 2022-23 Season, but also about how theatre has helped the community come together and heal through a devised piece and a partnership with HBO's show, Mind Over Murder. This DocuSeries discusses how six people in Beatrice admitted to a terrible crime, when they were innocent and later exonerated. Jamie Ulmer will also celebrate his 25th Season with Community Players, and we talk about the fun show their Board of Directors have put together for him. So don't miss it, there's so much happening in Beatrice at Community Players! COMMUNITY PLAYERS CONTACT INFO: Community Players are located at 412 Ella Street, Beatrice, NE, 68310 Phone: (402) 228-1801 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CommunityPlayersInc/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/CommPlayers Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bcplayers/ You Tube: https://www.youtube.com/user/BeatriceCP Website: https://www.beatricecommunityplayers.com/ Email: info@beatricecommunityplayers.com Places Please Podcast: https://www.audible.com/pd/Places-Please-Podcast/B08K574977 or anywhere you find your podcasts! HOW TO LISTEN TO THE PLATTE RIVER BARD PODCAST Listen at https://platteriverbard.podbean.com or anywhere you get your podcasts. We are on Apple, Google, Pandora, Spotify, iHeart Radio, Podbean, Overcast, Listen Now, Castbox and anywhere you get your podcasts. You may also find us by just asking Alexa. Listen on your computer or any device on our website: https://www.platteriverbard.com. Find us on You Tube: https://youtube.com/channel/UCPDzMz8kHvsLcJRV-myurvA. Please find us and Subscribe!
Oliver is the new man with q new title at The Premiere Playhouse. He's now the Managing Artistic Director. We talk about all that's going on sat TPP including the upcoming Young Frankenstein the Musical. Then Maddy Elliot & Solange Rodrigues from Headlight Theater join us to talk about the remainder of their season. The Weekend Eve Toast, Pizza With a Podcaster Giveaway and Honorable Mention all prt of the show.
Winner of the 2022 Governor's Arts & Heritage Luminary Award for keeping theatre alive during the pandemic, Jeremy talks to Ali and Callie about the creative efforts his team pulled off to keep their theater alive during the pandemic, as well as their upcoming shows. Such a lovely, dynamic man who is living his dream while remaining true to the integrity of the organization's commitments. For information on the upcoming show "Hedwig and the Angry Inch," and other productions at the Stage Left Theater, visit stagelefttheater.org
In this episode, Adam and Budi speak with Detroit Public Theatre's Managing Artistic Director Sarah Clare Corporandy. An original founding member of DPT in 2015, Sarah Clare is a Michigan (Ypsilanti) native. After moving about the country to find the best places and ways to create live theater, she was called back home to Detroit (first figuratively, later literally). After training in both theater and voice at Hope College, she transitioned to the administrative end of art-making and received an MFA in arts administration from Wayne State University's Hilberry Theatre program, cutting her professional teeth with Breathe Art Theatre Project (with DPT cofounder Courtney Burkett), Barrington Stage Co., and New York Stage and Film. Sarah Clare acted as Managing Director of Philadelphia's Pig Iron Theatre Co. from 2008-2009 (Isabella, Pay Up!, and the Pig Iron collaboration with NYC's Public Theatre on Suzan-Lori Parks' 365 Days/365 Plays). For 13 years since then, she has worked as Company Manager (3 years) and Managing Director (10 years) of Chautauqua Theatre Co. in Western New York, where she was co-leader through two artistic leadership transitions and was the line producer for the Chautauqua Institution's innovative inter-arts collaborations, The Romeo and Juliet Project, and Go West!, which presented narratives through cohesive experiences of symphonic and vocal music, live theatre, dance, visual art, and literature.At DPT, Sarah Clare initiated the commission of Noah Haidle's Broadway-bound Birthday Candles. She was lead producer on the televised remounts of From Broadway to Obscurity (Eric Gutman) and No Child… (Nilaja Sun), in collaboration with two PBS stations, in Buffalo, NY and Detroit, MI, and with both DPT and Chautauqua Theater Co. She has acted as the lead on DPT's move to a new building, heads up strategic planning for the company, and shares artistic leadership with Sarah, Courtney, and Dominique. Overall, she specializes in creating opportunities for artists on projects close to their hearts and bringing them before audiences who can share in and gain something from their offerings.Mentioned in this episode:Eckhart Tolle The Power of NowCourtney BurkettSarah WinklerDominique MorriseauWe See You W.A.TTCG ConferenceSCADTo submit a question, please visit http://www.speakpipe.com/theatreofothers for voice recording or submit an email to podcast@theatreofothers.com Messages may be quoted by name unless the writer stipulates otherwiseMusic credit: https://www.purple-planet.comAdditional compositions by @jack_burmeisterSupport the show
Jeremy Whittington discusses being the managing artistic director at Stage Left Theater, the son of a baptist minister, pansexual, addicted to drugs and alcohol, and his journey to healing and recovery.To get in touch with Jeremy:JeremyCreates@gmail.comhttps://jeremycreates.com/See Beneath Your Beautiful podcast is raw and intimate, sometimes funny and always entertaining. With new episodes every Saturday, Hara explores our loves, fears and hopes with a delicious combination of depth and lightness.https://seebeneathyourbeautiful.com or listen wherever pods are cast.Apple Podcasts: https://tinyurl.com/z6ceeh7uSpotify: https://tinyurl.com/k8783km4____To get in touch with Hara Allison:Podcast: https://seebeneathyourbeautiful.com/Photography: https://hara.photography/Design: https://studioh-creative.com/
Kyla and Kristen are joined by Panthea Vatandoost and Saliema and Biraima from Daily Dose of Blackness to discuss cultural appropriation. Panthea is a television, film, and theatre actor, and founder and Managing Artistic Director of Medusa Theatre Society, and Saliema and Biraima are members of the Daily Dose of Blackness podcast and media group, designed to centre and celebrate Black youth experiences and struggles. Website: https://www.pullback.org/research/culturalappropriation Daily Dose of Blackness: https://www.dailydoseofblackness.com/ Medusa Theatre Society: https://medusatheatresociety.com/about/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/PullbackPodcast, https://twitter.com/MedusaTheatre Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/pullbackpodcast/?igshid=i57wwo16tjko, https://www.instagram.com/daily.doseofblackness/, https://www.instagram.com/medusatheatre/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PullbackPodcast/ Pullback is produced and hosted by Kristen Pue and Kyla Hewson. Logo by Rachel Beyer and Evan Vrinten.
Welcome to the "THEATRE IS BACK" 3 part series where Tene takes you along with her as she performs in her very first live show back post pandemic! Last week we met the cast and this week we meet Brett Christopher; the Managing Artistic Director of the Thousand Islands Playhouse in Gananoque. It's time to find out who the man is behind some of the first live theatre to return to the Canadian stage! From going to theatre school at 26 to becoming an artistic director to keeping theatre alive during a pandemic; we cover it all! Brett is a problem solver so he was definitely thrown when it came to covid and he unpacks exactly how he handled it. The stand out aspect of this interview is how he turned the theatre's focus from making plays to espousing values and making an impact in the community. Brett also puts Tene on the spot a couple of times to discuss imposter syndrome and some of the bullsh*t insecurity that comes along with being an actor in this industry. Listen to level up & check out the livestream options for this sold out show: http://www.1000islandsplayhouse.com FIND TENE: linktr.ee/tenelewis ORDER YOUR MERCH TODAY: www.moreteesplease.shop www.smoothmyballs.com | use code "ruok" at checkout for 15% off www.4ocean.com | use code "ruok" at checkout for 10% off
Rich Smith, Managing Artistic Director of the Over our Head Players in Racine, talks about their production of "Nixon's Nixon," which is performed for the next three weekends. The play is an imaginative depiction of the conversation between Richard Nixon and Henry Kissinger the night before Nixon resigned the presidency. Smith both directs the play and portrays Nixon.
ALAN WATERS, an award winning director/designer/producer with work all over the stage, on film, and in music, will join us to discuss his amazing work and career, his podcasting services, and his future plans. FROM HIS BIO: "Alan is an award winning director/designer/producer from Statesboro, GA; now based in South Western Virginia. He went to school at Ogeechee Technical College for Hospitality and Tourism Management, and then Georgia Southern University for Theatre and Performance. Alan began his professional career at the Averitt Center for the Arts, and has worked regionally with the Weston Playhouse Theatre Company. His Off Broadway credits include work with Abingdon Theatre Company, Bard City, Barrow Street Theater, Classic Stage Company, Fiasco Theater, Keen Company, New World Stages, New York Theatre Barn, Out of the Box Theatrics, Red Bull Theater, Sheen Center, SITI Company, The Cell Theatre, Transport Group, Trusty Sidekick Theatre Company, and The Duke on 42nd. Alan is the Managing Artistic Director of DimlyWit Productions, a multimedia production company founded by independent producers for independent producers, for which he produces and designs podcasts, web series, and other virtual productions." www.dimlywit.com/walanwaters
ALAN WATERS, an award winning director/designer/producer with work all over the stage, on film, and in music, will join us to discuss his amazing work and career, his podcasting services, and his future plans. FROM HIS BIO: "Alan is an award winning director/designer/producer from Statesboro, GA; now based in South Western Virginia. He went to school at Ogeechee Technical College for Hospitality and Tourism Management, and then Georgia Southern University for Theatre and Performance. Alan began his professional career at the Averitt Center for the Arts, and has worked regionally with the Weston Playhouse Theatre Company. His Off Broadway credits include work with Abingdon Theatre Company, Bard City, Barrow Street Theater, Classic Stage Company, Fiasco Theater, Keen Company, New World Stages, New York Theatre Barn, Out of the Box Theatrics, Red Bull Theater, Sheen Center, SITI Company, The Cell Theatre, Transport Group, Trusty Sidekick Theatre Company, and The Duke on 42nd. Alan is the Managing Artistic Director of DimlyWit Productions, a multimedia production company founded by independent producers for independent producers, for which he produces and designs podcasts, web series, and other virtual productions." www.dimlywit.com/walanwaters
Alan and Zoob speak of many things - of fools and kings - with owner and Managing Artistic Director of the Arcade Comedy Theater, Abby Fudor! We talk having a newborn in a new world, keeping theaters afloat with the arts district closed, and why Pittsburgh's most overrated food is actually...a drink?
When you have a business, you usually have some sort of a business plan. Even if you don't run endless spreadsheets, you have goals, and an idea of how things will look if everything goes right. And, though you might be a bit more reluctant to think about it, you generally have an idea of what things might look like if you hit a lean period. But, no matter how carefully you plan for every eventuality, for our two guests on Out to Lunch today there was nothing in the playbook to turn to when events conspired against them in the first Quarter of 2020. When we first talked to these guys about appearing on Out to Lunch, we had a very different show planned. They both had their own very different shows planned too. Scott Feehan is Executive Director of Festival International. If you live in Acadiana, you're already wincing in sympathy. And wondering, “What's going to happen to Festival in 2021?” If you don't know anything about Festival International, it's a gigantic, sprawling and fabulous, free, street festival that takes place in downtown Lafayette every year in April. It's the biggest international music and arts festival in the U.S. The Other Show Are you wondering what could be equally as difficult as being responsible for staging an outdoor street festival during a global pandemic? How about running a theater company? That's what Steven Landry does. Steven is Managing Artistic Director of Acadiana Repertory Theater. Acadiana Repertory Theater, or ART, is one a of a rare breed of theater companies that specializes in premiering new plays. If you're one of the 73,000 playwrights on planet earth, it's tough getting your work performed on any stage, anywhere. That's why ART gets to select their annual season of 3 or 4 shows from over 1,400 submissions. Photos by Jill Lafleur. Check out Scott's appearance on Out to Lunch in happier days for Festival, and all of us. But, hey good times are around the corner, the show must go on, and somehow we'll be live in 2021! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Writer: Rom WatsonRom Watson is the author of the full-length plays Image and Likeness, Manifesto of Silence, Pickle Juice, The Norma Conquests: The Three Faces of Norma, My Fair Norma, The Importance of Being Norma; Lying Beneath the Surface and Pinocchio in The Bronx; the 10-minute plays A Twin Out of Time, The Test, Three Syllables of Shame, Celebrity Death Watch, Performance Anxiety, Mead and Stu go Caroling and Mr. Cuddles; and the libretto for Chamber Music for Bonsai Trees, which is based upon a short novel in the public domain. Twelve of his 30 short plays have been produced, and others have had readings at The Road Theatre, Moving Arts, The MET Theatre, Fierce Backbone, Alliance Repertory Company, Unknown Theatre, The Laura Henry Studio, Celebration Theatre, Neo Ensemble Theatre and the ALAP festivals Dramapalooza, Dramapocalypto and Dramakaze. He is a member of The Alliance of Los Angeles Playwrights and has been a member of The Dramatists Guild of America, Inc. since 1996. More at http://www.romwatson.com/Director: Jan SwankJan Swank has produced and directed over 300 theatre productions and appeared in over 100 in his professional career. He was Managing Artistic Director of three different theatres over 35 years. His production of The Diviners won four awards, including Best Producer (Director) and the Audience Award at the International Festival in Dundalk, Ireland. He attended Indiana-Purdue Ft. Wayne, Southern Oregon University, and the University of South Dakota. He holds a BFA in Classical Theatre, an MA in Theatre, and an MFA in Theatre Directing. He is a South Dakota Arts Fellow, a member of Actors' Equity Association, and a decorated veteran of the U.S. Army. He and his wife Jill live in Rapid City, South Dakota.CAST David Trice as RandallDavid Trice is pleased to have worked with Bernadette Armstrong a second time. The first was in her one-act play "Joan." He is very glad to be back. He has numerous Film and Television credits. He has been on "Big Bang Theory" "Mom" "Criminal Minds" and "Parks and Recs." His most recent was "Homecoming 2" ep 4 on Amazon PrimValerian Ruminski as WardValerian is the founder and Artistic Director of the Nickel City Opera, Buffalo NY., and is a graduate of the Academy of Vocal Arts in Philadelphia. He is the recipient of many prestigious grants and awards including the Lincoln Center Martin Segal Award, a Richard Tucker Grant, a William Mattheus Sullivan Foundation Grant, a Gerda Lissner Foundation Grant, the 2000 MacAllister Award, winner of the NJ Verismo Competition, the NYSTA Coloratura Competition and the Marcella Sembrich Vocal Competition sponsored by the Kosciuszko Foundation.Sound Production: Recorded at ES Audio Services in Glendale, CA. Recorded and Mixed by: Hall CantrellSound Editor: Hall CantrellSound Effects: Ryan MarshSupport the show (https://fundraising.fracturedatlas.org/open-door-playhouse)
Music Mondays featuring the Cincinnati Youth Choir and Founder, Managing Artistic Director, and Conductor Robyn Reeves Lana. "We Will Do Miracles" composed by Dominick DiOrio and performed as a World Premiere by the Cincinnati Youth Choir on March 18, 2016 at Corbett Auditorium, University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music.
ABOUT: Dizzy is a seventy-year-old woman hell-bent on getting her tattoo removed. She and her friends end up in a Tattoo Parlor where she meets the much younger Char, a non-binary tattoo artist. Dizzy and Char spend some time in verbal sparring but end up finding common ground as they recognize the pain that formed each other's SCARS.WRITER: Pamela KingsleyPamela Kingsley is an actress and director with more than 200 productions to her credit. A playwright, Pamela's work has been selected by theatres in cities across the U.S. including Buffalo, Cleveland, Indianapolis, Kansas City, New Haven, N. ... She is a member of The Dramatists Guild.DIRECTOR: Jan SwankJan Swank has produced and directed over 300 theatre productions and appeared in over 100 in his professional career. He was Managing Artistic Director of three different theatres over 35 years. His production of The Diviners won four awards, including Best Producer (Director) and the Audience Award at the International Festival in Dundalk, Ireland. He attended Indiana-Purdue Ft. Wayne, Southern Oregon University, and the University of South Dakota. He holds a BFA in Classical Theatre, an MA in Theatre, and an MFA in Theatre Directing. He is a South Dakota Arts Fellow, a member of Actors' Equity Association, and a decorated veteran of the U.S. Army. He and his wife Jill live in Rapid City, South Dakota.ACTORS:Noelle Evangelisti - As Lindy Noelle received her MFA in Acting from the California Institute of the Arts. She was cast in the following major motion pictures: Terminator Two, LA Confidential, and Pacific Heights. Noelle has performed in numerous theaters in Los Angeles and one of her favorite and most memorable roles as Liz in The Philadelphia Story. She loves working on commercials and voice-overs and had a great time doing a radio play pre-Covid with the Screen Actors Guild. Enjoy and stay safe and healthy everyone!Joanne McGee - As BabsJoanne McGee has been a professional actor since 1977 and has work in Union and Non-Union theaters around the country includingThe Florida Rep., Utah Shakespeare Festival, Nevada Shakespeare in the Park, Detroit Rep., and Sonora Rep. To name a few. She’s been seen in Jag, General Hospital, America’s Most Wanted, West Wing, and others. She finally had a dream come true and performed at the Mark Taper Forum as, Sladjana, in the world premiere of, Archduke, with Center Theater Group. She has done voice-over and commercials but this is her very first PodCast. Bonnie Bailey-Reed - As DizzyBONNIE BAILEY-REED Bonnie’s career began in NYC with touring with two Musical Theatre First National Tours. In L.A., she has appeared in award-winning roles including Mags in the World Premiere of THE SUPER VARIETY MATCH BONUS ROUND at The Rogue Machine Theatre, Mrs. Brummett in the World Premiere of Arlene Hutton's GULF VIEW DRIVE (LA Weekly Award, Supporting Actress). Sue Gisser - As CharSue trained at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art in London, Steppenwolf West, the Groundlings, iOWest, Second City, Antaeus Academy, Theatricum Botanicum, and holds a BFA from Mason Gross School of the Arts at Rutgers. In her professional career, Sue is blessed to seldom work with a director, show, or theatre company only once. SOUND PRODUCTIONRecorded at Clear Lake Studios in North Hollywood and mixed at Avant Sound Recorded and Mixed by Hall CantrellSound Editor: Hall CantrellSound Effects: Ryan MarshSupport the show (https://fundraising.fracturedatlas.org/open-door-playhouse)
Season 2 is going to be packed full this month! Since we took a little time off, we have been hitting the streets, so to speak. Today we talk with Jamie Ulmer, from the Beatrice Community Players In Beatrice, Nebraska. Jamie Is the Managing Artistic Director, and talks with us about their upcoming Gage County Ghost Walk, October 9th and 10th, and also their upcoming monologue play, Murderers running October 24-November 1st.Find out all about it and what safety precautions you can expect in our new environment. You can also find out a little more about their upcoming season! Jamie is a fun guest and his enthusiasm for theatre is contagious! You won't be disappointed when you visit Beatrice for a show. Their productions are always done brilliantly, and totally worth the drive. So check out the Ghost Walk and don't miss Murderers! Beatrice Community Players are located at 412 Ella Street, Beatrice, NE, 68310Phone: (402) 228-1801Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CommunityPlayersInc/Twitter: https://twitter.com/CommPlayersInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/bcplayers/You Tube: https://www.youtube.com/user/BeatriceCP Website: https://www.beatricecommunityplayers.com/ Email: info@beatricecommunityplayers.comPodcast, Hold Please: https://www.beatricecommunityplayers.com/holdplease-cpSubscribe to their other Podcast "Places Please."************Find The Platte River Bard on social media:Website: www.platteriverbard.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/theplatteriverbard Instagram: platteriverbard Twitter: @platteriverbard Hashtags:#theplatteriverbard #platteriverbard #lincolntheatrealliance #communitytheatre #nebraskatheatre #livetheatre #nebraska #performingarts #communityEmail: platteriverbard@gmail.comMusic was used with permission by Screaming Skull Productions. www.jollyrogerskc.com© The Platte River Bard Podcast, 2019, Chris and Sheri Berger
ABOUTMead & Stud learn how to talk about sex from penguins.DIRECTORJan Swank has produced and directed over 300 theatre productions and appeared in over 100 in his professional career. He was Managing Artistic Director of three different theatres over 35 years. His production of The Diviners won four awards, including Best Producer (Director) and the Audience Award at the International Festival in Dundalk, Ireland. He attended Indiana-Purdue Ft. Wayne, Southern Oregon University, and the University of South Dakota. He holds a BFA in Classical Theatre, an MA in Theatre, and an MFA in Theatre Directing. He is a South Dakota Arts Fellow, a member of Actors' Equity Association, and a decorated veteran of the U.S. Army. He and his wife Jill live in Rapid City, South Dakota.WRITERRom Watson is the author of numerous full-length plays. Twelve of his 28 short plays have been produced, and others have had readings at The Road Theatre, Moving Arts, The MET Theatre, Fierce Backbone, Alliance Repertory Company, Unknown Theatre, The Laura Henry Studio, Celebration Theatre, Neo Ensemble Theatre, and the ALAP festivals Dramapalooza, Dramapocalypto and Dramakaze. He is a member of The Alliance of Los Angeles Playwrights and has been a member of The Dramatists Guild of America, Inc. since 1996.ACTORSDavid Trice is pleased to have worked with Bernadette Armstrong a second time. The first was in her one-act play "Joan." He is very glad to be back. He has numerous film and television credits. He has been on "Big Bang Theory" "Mom" "Criminal Minds" and "Parks and Recs." His most recent was "Homecoming 2" ep 4 on Amazon Prime. One last thing. Please vote!Daamen Krall has worked as a professional actor/voice-over artist in films and television for the past 38 years. Some of the recent film credits include THE POST, CARS III, AMERICAN PASTORAL, UNBROKEN 2, and, for television, SLEEPY HOLLOW and MADMEN. One of his favorite projects was starring in the title role of the award-winning remake of THE CABINET OF DOCTOR CALIGARI. He also produced the award-winning short film HIDE. Under the banner of MIDNIGHT SCREAM PRODUCTIONS with partner Robert Shelby, he is currently in post-production for the web series THE LISTENER. Daamen is also the host and sometimes cast member of the return of radio’s theatre of thrills, SUSPENSE, which is ha gained fans around the world and was nominated twice for a Peabody Award.Matthew Scott Montgomery For his portrayal as Kendall Parker in Del Shores' Yellow, Matthew Scott Montgomery won "Best Featured Performance in a Play" at the Los Angeles Drama Critics Circle Awards in 2011, nominated against actors such as Harry Groener and Chris Pine. He was also awarded "Best Featured Actor in a Play" at the 2010 Backstage Garland Awards and "Comedic/Dramatic Performance of the Year" for the 2010 Stage Scene LA Awards and was nominated for "Best Featured Performance in a Play" at the 2010 LA Stage Alliance Ovation Awards for the same performance.SOUND PRODUCTIONMercury Sound Studios Recorded and Mixed by Paul Ratajczak and Hall CantrellSOUND EFFECTSRyan MarshSOUND EDITORHall CantrellMUSICAudio JungleSupport the show (https://fundraising.fracturedatlas.org/open-door-playhouse)
If you’re ever going to meet someone who can literally do it all, it has to be Jenny Ballard-Mayfield. Jenny is the Managing Artistic Director at Theatre Baton Rouge, an incredibly talented actor, and a genuinely amazing person. On top of running the show at Theatre BR, she's received her Master of Fine Arts from LSU and has spent time as a professional actor. (Check out her IMDB!) From performing and managing to directing and educating, Jenny operates at the highest of levels and is passionately doing her part to expand the influence of theatre and impact the world in a positive way. Visit theatrebr.org to get tickets and follow @theatrebr and @jenny.ballard78 on Instagram.
Last week, we had the privilege of bringing four formidable theatre making women together for the Monthly Artists Roundtable hosted by Julie Nemitz. This dynamic panel of women theatre-makers and thought-leaders as they discuss how changing times are affecting their perspectives, decisions and opportunities. These prolific women will discuss where they are finding their internal call-to-action during these tumultuous times, what roadblocks they still see for women in the theatre industry. We also discussed ways we keep our passion for theatre alive and how we envision continuing the fight for equality in the theatre industry. Guests: Quiana Clark-Roland (Executive Director, American Association of Community Theatre), Natasha Parnian (Founder and Managing Artistic Director, Dark Horse Theatre Company), Sara Phoenix (Artistic Director, Theatre Tulsa) and Ina Marlowe (Award-winning Director, Distinguished Alumni Goodman School of Drama) and boy I can't wait for you to hear what Ina has to say. Safe to say there are plenty of new #teaminamarlowe fans, growing daily! So take your seat in the Greenroom. I'm so glad to have you here where you belong. To learn more about us and how you can work with us, visit CreativesGoingDigital.com today! And follow us on Instagram. It's fun over there: CreativesGoingDigital on Instagram --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/inthegreenroom-jnemitz/message
When you have a business, you usually have some sort of a business plan. Even if you don't run endless spreadsheets, you have goals, and an idea of how things will look if everything goes right. And, though you might be a bit more reluctant to think about it, you generally have an idea of what things might look like if you hit a lean period. But, no matter how carefully you plan for every eventuality, for our two guests on Out to Lunch today there was nothing in the playbook to turn to when events conspired against them in the first Quarter of 2020. When we first talked to them about appearing on Out to Lunch, we had a very different show planned. For April 2020. They both had very different shows planned for April 2020 too. Scott Feehan is Executive Director of Festival International. If you live in Acadiana, you're already wincing in sympathy. And wondering, “What's going to happen to Festival in 2021?” If you don't know anything about Festival International, it's a gigantic, sprawling and fabulous, free, street festival that takes in downtown Lafayette every year in April. It's the biggest international music and arts festival in the U.S. The Other Show Are you wondering what could be equally as difficult as being responsible for staging an outdoor street festival during a global pandemic? How about running a theater company? That's what Steven Landry does. Steven is Managing Artistic Director of Acadiana Repertory Theater. Acadiana Repertory Theater, or ART, is one a of a rare breed of theater companies that specializes in premiering new plays. If you're one of the 73,000 playwrights on planet earth, it's tough getting your work performed on any stage, anywhere. That's why ART gets to select their annual season of 3 or 4 shows from over 1,400 submissions. You can find photos from this show by Jill Lafleur at our website. Check out Scott's appearance on Out to Lunch in happier days for Festival, and all of us. But, hey good times are around the corner and the show must go on! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
On this episode of Showcase; The Venice Film Festival 2020 00:33 Guy Lodge, Film Critic 04:16 In Conversation with Alev Ebuzziya Siesbye 10:47 Remote X Istanbul 14:13 Buse Yildirim, Managing Artistic Director of Beykoz Kundura 14:48 RS No.9 Carnaby 21:27 #VeniceFilmFestival #RemoteX #RollingStones
Remote X is an interactive play with no stage or actors. Its cast is the residents here in Istanbul. And the stage is the city itself. Buse Yildirim, Managing Artistic Director of Beykoz Kundura 00:36 #RemoteX #Art #Istanbul
As Out to Lunch prepares to go back to hosting live lunches, for inspiration we're taking a look at some of our pre-Covid shows. Here's an Out to Lunch Best of: Baton Rouge Performing Arts. Imagine that you're the most beautiful person in the world. And you happen to have a sister, who is even more beautiful than you! If you didn't happen to be compared to your sister all the time, you'd be a really big deal. That's kind of how it is with the Baton Rouge performing arts. Baton Rouge is unfortunate in its proximity to its older sister, New Orleans. But there are actually a number of extraordinarily talented people in the Baton Rouge performing arts world. For example, Jamie Ray. Jamie Ray is owner of Air Seekers Acrobatic Movement, a professional acrobatic company that focuses on cirque-style and physical theater performances. Jamie is a professional movement artist and instructor whose work is informed by her background in aerial dance, theater, and partner acrobatics. Vastine Stabler is Managing Artistic Director of Swine Palace, a non-profit, professional theater company supporting the educational mission of the LSU Department of Theater. Since its founding in 1992, Swine Palace has produced more than 68 productions, including many regional and world premiers that have advanced the company's mission to produce plays of social relevance. Vastine has been in his current role at Swine Palace since the spring of 2018, previously serving as the theater's director of marketing and communications from 2005-2010. Out to Lunch Baton Rouge is recorded live over lunch at Mansurs on the Boulevard. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Welcome back to Real Talk! Another interview today! This time with Kevin Roach, the Managing Artistic Director at Evansville Civic Theatre! You can hear insights on what directors look for while casting a show and some little tidbits on what makes the decision of getting a role. "There's a lot that goes into it beyond just 'Well, I read the part the best.' " - Kevin Roach Make sure to check out our website realtalkpodcast.weebly.com and our Link Tree: http://linktr.ee/realtalkpodcast ENJOY! AUDIBLE FREE TRIAL AND ONE FREE BOOK: http://www.audibletrial.com/RealTalkPodcast --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/realtalkwithmasonbray/message
Welcome to the first episode! In this episode, we'll chat with talented theatre director Georgette Verdin about tons of things: being an artistic director, managing ADHD at home, communication in relationships, working through shame, structure vs spontaneity, etc. Check it out! Georgette is a Chicago-based director, theater and speech educator and arts integration specialist. She is also the proud Managing Artistic Director of Interrobang Theatre Project, a critically-acclaimed storefront theater known for its gutsy productions, tackling socially-relevant topics. In 2019, Interrobang was honored with the prestigious Broadway in Chicago Emerging Theatre Award. Georgette has taught kindergarten through college in her hometown of New Orleans, as well as Chicago where she has resided since 2009. She was the founding theater teacher at Polaris Charter Academy - an Expeditionary Learning School in Chicago's West Humboldt Park neighborhood - where she taught full-time for eight years. Select directing credits include TRIBES (Nina Raine), Jeff Awards recommended productions of OUT OF LOVE (U.S. Premiere, Elinor Cook), GRACE, RECENT TRAGIC EVENTS (Craig Wright) and TIME STANDS STILL (Donald Margulies), as well as the 2013 & 2016 Yale Drama Series winners, STILL (Jen Silverman) and UTILITY (Emily Schwend). Georgette has also worked with Goodman Theatre, Lookingglass Theatre, Facility, and Chicago Dramatists among others. Upcoming projects include associate directing Mat Smart's world premiere, EDEN PRAIRIE, 1971 (Raven Theatre) and directing the world premiere of SEXBOT (Interrobang Theatre Project). Georgette holds a Bachelor of Arts in Theatre Performance from McNeese State University in Lake Charles, LA and a Master in Directing from the Chicago College of Performing Arts at Roosevelt University. She is an associate member of Stage Directors and Choreographers Society. Check out Interrobang Theatre Project at www.interrobangtheatreproject.com Original music for this trailer was composed by Christopher Aaron Knarr. You can find more of his work at www.ChristopherAaronKnarr.com. Podcast Artwork design by Joseph Ramski. For inquiries, please contact him directly at jramski3@gmail.com
Felicia Hall Interview This show is part of the Digital Arts Festival that is produced by Center Stage Theater of Santa Barbara, CA. The Digital Arts Festival shows stream nightly at 7 pm. You can find more on the Center Stage website... www.centerstagetheater.org and click on the blog tab! On this show, my guest is Actor, Director, and Acting Coach Felicia Hall! Felicia Hall has been performing and directing professionally for over ten years in theatres throughout California, Utah, and England. She has been the recipient of several awards and honors, including a Robins Award naming her Talent of the Year, and an Indy Award for her work in Communicating Doors (SBCC Theatre Group). Favorite local acting credits include Girls Like That, Annie, A Christmas Story, Oliver, Our Town, Beau Jest (Actor Circle), and most recently The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time (SB Theatre Group). Felicia is a singer/songwriter, she is the founder of Hall Studio, where she teaches acting, singing, and audition prep. Felicia is also the Managing Artistic Director and Founding member of Actor Circle, a new theatre company that debuted its first production last spring. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jim-sirianni/support
This time, we're joined by the Managing Artistic Director of NRACT, Timothy Locklear! He drops in to discuss the unique challenges NRACT has faced, and to remind us that NRACT is poised to bring the musical heat this Fall!
Imagine that you're the most beautiful person in the world. And you happen to have a sister, who is even more beautiful than you! If you didn't happen to be compared to your sister all the time, you'd be a really big deal. That's kind of how it is with the Baton Rouge performing arts. Baton Rouge is unfortunate in its proximity to its older sister, New Orleans. But there are actually a number of extraordinarily talented people in the Baton Rouge performing arts world. For example, Jamie Ray. Jamie Ray is owner of Air Seekers Acrobatic Movement, a professional acrobatic company that focuses on cirque-style and physical theater performances. Jamie is a professional movement artist and instructor whose work is informed by her background in aerial dance, theater, and partner acrobatics. Vastine Stabler is Managing Artistic Director of Swine Palace, a non-profit, professional theater company supporting the educational mission of the LSU Department of Theater. Since its founding in 1992, Swine Palace has produced more than 68 productions, including many regional and world premiers that have advanced the company's mission to produce plays of social relevance. Vastine has been in his current role at Swine Palace since the spring of 2018, previously serving as the theater's director of marketing and communications from 2005-2010. Out to Lunch Baton Rouge is recorded live over lunch at Mansurs on the Boulevard. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
A candid conversation with local theater producers on how COVID-19 is affecting their bottom line. About the Guests Timothy E. Locklear, Managing Artistic Director, http://www.nract.org/ (NRACT) David Henderson and Susannah Hough, Co-Artistic Directors, https://www.honestpinttheatre.org/ (Honest Pint Theatre) Patrick Torres, Artistic Director, https://raleighlittletheatre.org/ (Raleigh Little Theatre) Lauren Kennedy Brady, Producing Artistic Director, https://theatreraleigh.com/ (Theatre Raleigh) Johannah Maynard Edwards, Executive Director, https://www.womenstheatrefestival.com/ (Women's Theatre Festival) Melissa Zeph, Executive Producer, http://www.thejusticetheaterproject.org/ (The Justice Theater Project) Peggy Taphorn, Producing Artistic Director, https://www.templeshows.com/ (Temple Theatre (Sanford)) Gavan Pamer, Marketing/Development Director, https://www.templeshows.com/ (Temple Theatre (Sanford)) Malissa Borden, Educator/Military Outreach, http://www.cfrt.org/ (Cape Fear Regional Theatre) Resources https://www.northstardurham.com/artistrelief (Durham Artist Relief Fund) https://vaeraleigh.org/artist-relief-fund (NC Artist Relief Fund) https://www.gofundme.com/f/orange-county-arts-relief-fund (Orange County Arts Relief Fund) Connect with RDU on Stage Facebook – @rduonstage Twitter – @rduonstage Instagram – @rduonstage Web – http://www.rduonstage.com/ (www.rduonstage.com) Support this podcast
Why is representation on stage so important? If you’ve followed this podcast, you know that is a question I frequently ask. And perhaps nobody has given me a more insightful, personal answer to that question than North Raleigh Arts and Creative Theatre’s Managing Artistic Director Timothy E. Locklear. Tim and I sat down to talk about the history of LGBTQ theater in this country from Mae West’s play THE DRAG to this season’s THE INHERITANCE. Hear what he has to say about that, the importance of honoring the past, and his personal account of why representation onstage is so important. About the Guest Timothy E. Locklear has been the Managing Artistic Director of North Raleigh Arts and Creative Theatre (NRACT) since 2014. As NRACT's Managing Artistic Director, he has directed THE TALE OF THE ALLERGISTS' WIFE, DOGFIGHT, SPRING AWAKENING, NEXT TO NORMAL, and the world premiere of GAY CARD. He also directed the acclaimed Raleigh Little Theatre production of MOTHERS AND SONS. Originally from McColl, South Carolina, Tim currently resides in Wake Forest. For more information visit http://www.nract.org/ (http://www.nract.org/). Links https://rduonstage.com/2019/11/25/feature-list-of-top-25-essential-lgbtq-plays/ (List of 25 Essential LGBTQ Plays) https://rduonstage.com/2019/11/25/feature-20-essential-lgbtq-musicals-everybody-should-see/ (List of 20 Essential LGBTQ Musicals) Upcoming Productions https://nctheatre.com/shows/kinky-boots (February 2020 - Kinky Boots - NC Theatre) https://theatreraleigh.com/subscribe/ (June 2020 - Fun Home - Theatre Raleigh) Connect with RDU on StageFacebook – @rduonstage Twitter – @rduonstage Instagram – @rduonstage Web http://www.rduonstage.com/ (www.rduonstage.com) Support this podcast
Podsphere: Performing William Shakespeare - by Lakespeare & Co.
On Friday 11 October, Paul Leverenz and Dr Duncan Driver sat down to talk Shakespeare with Managing Artistic Director of Sport for Jove Theatre, Damien Ryan. This is part 2 of that discussion.
Podsphere: Performing William Shakespeare - by Lakespeare & Co.
On Friday 11 October, Paul Leverenz and Dr Duncan Driver sat down to talk Shakespeare with Managing Artistic Director of Sport for Jove Theatre, Damien Ryan. This is part 1 of that discussion.
For the first 20 years of his life, Brett Christopher wanted nothing to do with acting. Fast forward to today, he is the Managing Artistic Director of the Thousand Islands Playhouse in Gananoque, Ontario. In the third episode of Becoming, Brett speaks to host Catherine Tang about the power of creation, how he learned the business side of running an arts organization, and all the twists and turns that led him to where he is now.You can find Brett on Twitter at @kingstonbrett, and you can learn more about the Thousand Islands Playhouse at www.1000islandsplayhouse.com Theme music: “Inspiring and Upbeat” by Scott Holmes www.scottholmesmusic.com
Welcome to the introduction episode where Steve Sneed, Managing Artistic Director of Cultural Programs at Seattle Center, and Gabriela Ayala-Cañizares, producer and podcast host, share how this project began. They also explain why each episode is not only focused around expanding the understanding of any given topic, but also braving into more solution-based conversations on the social issues that impact Seattle. There is also a preview of the topics explored in this season and the weekly release schedule.
This week Susannah chats with Maureen Porter, Managing Artistic Director and actress at Third Rail Repertory Theatre, and Jerry Mouawad and Carol Triffle founders of IMAGO Theatre.
Kevin Harris is the Managing Artistic Director of the San Luis Obispo Little Theatre, soon to be San Luis Obispo Repertory Theatre. He spent three years at the Atlantic Theatre Company studying acting under David Mamet, William H. Macy, and Felicity Huffman; he also spent a year at CAP 21 learning the finer intricacies of “jazz hands”. In 2005, Kevin traveled to the West Bank and Gaza Strip to co-write and direct an original play with Ashtar Theatre, Palestine’s only professional theatre company. He has taught at the University of Iowa and has led dozens of workshops on A Practical Handbook for the Actor across the country. Kevin received his MFA in Directing from the University of Iowa, and his BFA in Acting from New York University. He is very happy to be back on the California Central Coast with his two beautiful children, Dominick and Ella. This post Growing a Community Theater Into a Professional Repertory Company appeared first on Talking Theater. To help out this show, please leave and honest review on Apple Podcasts. Your ratings and reviews really make a difference. Also, please click here to Subscribe. Thanks so much for listening!
Mark Fleischer is the multi-talented Producing Director of the prestigious Pittsburgh CLO. Mark also served as Producing Artistic Director for the Adirondack Theatre Festival from 2007 – 2014 and Managing Artistic Director for the Plano Repertory Theatre from 1993 – 2002.The post Mark Fleischer, Theater Producer – Episode #6 appeared first on Storybeat with Steve Cuden.
Fifth Row Center – How Community Theater has changed in PokemonGo Times. We can all remember the days when Community Theater meant an awkward reading of The Minister’s Wife, by the nice young mother who has never stepped on stage before. There have been some big changes. Lakewood Playhouse has just celebrated its 50th Anniversary, and professional quality productions range from It’s A Wonderful Life to The Rocky Horror Picture Show. Right this minute, it’s the Hound of the Baskervilles. John shares stories of the theater, and visions for the future that your community can share.
Fifth Row Center – How Community Theater has changed in PokemonGo Times. We can all remember the days when Community Theater meant an awkward reading of The Minister’s Wife, by the nice young mother who has never stepped on stage before. There have been some big changes. Lakewood Playhouse has just celebrated its 50th Anniversary, and professional quality productions range from It’s A Wonderful Life to The Rocky Horror Picture Show. Right this minute, it’s the Hound of the Baskervilles. John shares stories of the theater, and visions for the future that your community can share.
Breaking Into... -- In this episode Black Hollywood Live host James Lott Jr. interviews James Reynolds. James has been nominated for two Emmys and four NAACP Image Awards and is known presently, and for the past thirty years, as the stalwart Commander (sometimes Mayor) Abe Carver on NBC's popular daytime drama, "Days Of Our Lives", where he has the distinction of being the longest running African American on television, in a continuous run. He also starred in the series “Generations” (where he was nominated for an Emmy), the series “Time Express” with Vincent Price, and has guest starred on numerous television shows, including “Seinfeld.” James was formerly the Managing Artistic Director of the LART (Los Angeles Repertory Theater Company) at DeLacey Street theater in Old Town Pasadena, for which he gained a reputation for theatrical innovation and excellence. As a former Marine who served in Vietnam, James has toured with the USO and Armed Forces Entertainment, vis
Here in episode two, I talk with Don Williams, the Managing Artistic Director of the Art of Acting Studio in LA. We talk what he looks for in a potential student or actor for the shows he directs, as well as theater vs. film and TV. Since 2002 Don has worked as Head of Acting, Managing Artistic Director and Chief Academic Officer for the Art of Acting Studio, Los Angeles and the Stella Adler Studio NYC. Don holds an MFA from the National Theatre Conservatory and BA from California State University Fresno. As director, Don Williams off- Broadway: Lebensraum, Turn of the Screw, Look Back in Anger, Libidoff.Regional: Waiting For Lefty, Marisol (LA premiere), Long Way Go Down (LA Premiere), Muckrakers (LA Premiere) Macbeth, Speed The Plow, Midsummer Night's Dream, the Laramie Project, Carrying, All in the Timing, Prelude to a Kiss, The Dining Room. At New York University: The Shape of Things, Dancing at Lughnasa, North Shore Fish, , That Championship Season, Twelve Angry Jurors, The Last Days of Judas Iscariot, the Rimers of Eldritch. As actor stage: the Neighborhood Playhouse, 78th Street Theatre Lab, the Harold Clurman Lab Theater, New York University, The Producers Club, the Denver Center Theater Company, the Marin Theatre Company, the San Jose Stage Company, the California Shakespeare Festival, Theatre 1050 and the Hot Ink Play Series to name a few.
Kelly Lapczynski discusses The Joy Luck Club with Asian American Repertory Company Artistic Director Peter Cirino and Hairdresser on Fire with the new Managing Artistic Director of Compass Theatre, Joss Hyatt.
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