Podcasts about profiles theatre

Episode 338."The Bear"Actor: Richard Esteras.You can currently find Richard Esteras in the FX smash hit "The Bear" as Manny. Richard Esteras has appeared in multiple independent films including his first role as Juanito (aka Little John) in 34th Street Films "modern day Robin Hood" feature HOOD (starring Matt Singletary and Malik Yoba) and starring in the indie crime drama movie IN FOR LIFE which won Director's Choice Award at the 2015 Prairie State Film Festival. In 2018, he starred in The CW drama pilot SKINNY DIP as a series regular opposite Sarah Wright Olsen, Matt Barr and Ben Aldridge. Other credits include TV series SHAMELESS on SHOWTIME, APB on FOX and NBC's CHICAGO PD as well as the movies DEATH WISH (starring Bruce Willis), WHEN JEFF TRIED TO SAVE THE WORLD (starring Jon Heder) and CANAL STREET (starring Bryshere Gray). He performed at Profiles Theatre in the seasonal favorite HELLCAB playing the role of Scary and with The Loop Players as Camacho in SANTOS & SANTOS. He's also been in commercials for Adidas, Hunt's/Bush's, and Kmart. He studied at Acting Studio Chicago, The Second City Training Center and GTG Labs plus many workshops including Tooned In Animation Voice-Over Workshop with Emmy Award winning director Stevie Vallance.He was born in El Paso, TX but raised in Gary, IN and also settled in Phoenix, AZ for many years.Welcome, Richard Esteras.Instagram: Monday Morning Critic Podcast.Facebook: Monday Morning Critic Podcast.Twitter:@mdmcriticEmail: Mondaymorningcritic@gmail.comYouTube: Monday Morning Critic Podcastwww.mmcpodcast.com

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2016 was a wild year for Chicago Theatre.  With The Reader’s expose of long term abuses occurring at Profiles Theatre, a major discussion began about conduct and safety for non-union artists.  Two Chicago actresses, fed up with the horrifying stories they’d heard over their careers, started Not In Our House, a movement to empower artists…

After the Reader exposé and subsequent closing of Profiles Theatre here in Chicago, playwright Cassandra Rose wanted to fill the vacuum left behind with something communal and reparative, something that would eliminate barriers to people telling their stories.  In this Summer Bonus episode, you’ll hear not just about how the Chicago Theatre Marathon came to…

This week's review is Book of Mormon, The Conjoring 2, Now You See Me: The Second Act, The Lobster, Pop Star: Never Stop Never Stopping. We also have a special section breaking down the news coming out of Chicago about Profiles Theatre.

The provocative title of Mike Bartlett's play, "Cock", refers to both sexuality and cock fighting. Profiles Theatre cast members Christopher Sheard, Jake Szczepaniak, Eleni Pappageorge and Torrey Hanson join Anne Nicholson Weber to discuss sex on stage, acting without thinking and what an actor's friends should wear to a performance.

This week on the Talk Theatre In Chicago podcast Tom Williams talks with playwright Neil LaBute. He talks about his show, In A Forest, Dark and Deep which is currently playing at the Profiles Theatre as well as his creative process.