Podcasts about three brothers theatre

Zack Peercy is a legally blind playwright based in Chicago. He has a residency at Three Brothers Theatre, where his play That’s Fucked Up premiered in May 2019. His play Kubrickian was recently presented as part of Intrinsic Theatre Company May Play Podcast reading series. He has placed in a few contests you haven’t heard … Continue reading Gateways: “John Quincy Adams High School Presents “Little Shop of Horrors Junior”!” by Zack Peercy read by Aydan Quinn →

TRANSCRIPT: Zack Peercy is a legally blind playwright based in Chicago. He has a residency at Three Brothers Theatre, where his play That’s Fucked Up premiered in May 2019. His play Kubrickian was recently presented as part of Intrinsic Theatre Company May Play Podcast reading series. He has placed in a few contests you haven’t … Continue reading Gateways: “Community Service” by Zack Peercy read by Jasmin Tomlins →

This week, TJ talks to the cast and director (his sister) of Three Brothers Theatre's production of Spring Awakening! They dive into different aspects of the show, including some behind-the-scenes info.

Recorded in a cold section of the basement wearing winter coats -- apologies for the background noises. 01:37 - Origin story of Three Brothers Theatre https://www.3brostheatre.com 05:30 - First show Josh directed. 09:31 - When did Caroline and Josh become involved as part of the artistic endeavor of Three Brothers Theatre? 13:29 - Surprisingly low cost rental agreements. 17:29 - Jazz Wave: https://www.facebook.com/Jazz-Wave-Big-Band-230269417017348/ 18:30 - What is it like to be a husband-wife team? 29:57 - How Three Brothers Theatre incorporates a mixture of new and older plays into season. 36:39 - 2017 season of Three Brothers. 38:40 - Santa vs. Krampus. https://www.3brostheatre.com/santa-vs.-krampus.html 41:47 - Dreams and goals for Three Brothers. 44:32 - Laura's Lady Macbeth commission. Follow us on Twitter or Facebook Intro Music: "Are You Famous, Yet?" - Laura Scruggs. Outro Music: "The Devil Is In The Beats" - The Chemical Brothers

01:52 - How did Madelyn come to be the Founding Artistic Director of Clockwise Theater? 22:08 - Three Brothers Theatre is doing great work. https://www.3brostheatre.com 24:50 - Re-run theatre. 26:42 - Totally Okay, Right Now. https://www.youthplays.com/play_details.php?play_id=359 31:49 - What is Madelyn's favorite aspect of theatre? 34:45 - Does Madelyn recommend that playwrights direct their own plays? 43:35 - What is Madelyn working on right now? 48:57 - What would Madelyn like to promote? http://www.madelynsergel.com 51:15 - Madelyn asks Laura what she would like to promote: Her short play, Bossy, will be produced by Unity Players next year http://www.unitylutheranchicago.org/unity-players.html Commission by Three Brothers about Lady Macbeth, will be performed next year https://www.3brostheatre.com Documentary about Uncle Fun, out by the end of the year https://www.facebook.com/unclefunchicago/ 52:26 - Great things about Three Brothers! https://www.3brostheatre.com Follow us on Twitter or Facebook Intro and Outro Music: "Are You Famous, Yet? (Remix).” Written By: B. Packard and L. Scruggs. Performed By: B. Packard, N. Reyna, J. Scruggs, L. Scruggs.  

Erik forces Drew to watch the Pee-Wee's Playhouse episode "The Cowboy and The Cowntess." Also: Name That Weird Potato Chip Flavor, 80's Saturday Morning Cartoon Quiz, and So Much Screaming See Erik's most recent directorial project, Bender, with Three Brothers Theatre from September 1- September 11.

This week on Alcohollywood, guest Nick of Three Brothers Theatre joins us to talk about yet another cinematic disaster – the 1994 film Clifford! Released unceremoniously in 1994 after being filmed in 1990, this abortive problem-child film sees Martin Short playing a precociously violent and demonic 10-year-old whose parents dump him on the unsuspecting Uncle Martin (Charles Grodin), whose life is completely destroyed over the next 90 minutes. Short’s creepy mugging and overblown schtick meshes poorly with the oddly nihilistic and dark tone of the film, resulting in a movie that’s as creepy as it is unpleasant. Luckily, we’ve got some booze and rules to help you get through it!