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Acting Professionally: The Essential Guide for the Actor
Join us for a live podcast recording, talkback, and signing with renowned casting director James Calleri, as he discusses the 9th edition of Acting Professionally: The Essential Guide for the Actor.
Tea Time With Peter Van Dam
This week on Tea Time with Mikayla, Mikayla sits down with Peter Van Dam, Partner and Casting Director at The TRC Company, formerly Tara Rubin Casting, for a candid, thoughtful, and deeply illuminating conversation about the human side of casting.
episode 23 | ann harada
About. This week on Odd Woman Out, Tutz sits down with Broadway icon Ann Harada—and we are getting into ALL of it. From originating Christmas Eve in Avenue Q to entering the wonderfully unhinged world of Schmigadoon!, Ann has built a career by doing something that sounds simple but definitely isn't: knowing who she is and refusing to pretend to be anyone else.
The Phantom of the Opera National Tour | Theater in the D
The Phantom of the Opera returns to Detroit, and this is the version you want to see. A tour based on Hal Prince's original direction with expanded beautiful sets and an all time cast. Check out Miranda and Jess's in depth thoughts here.
The Hang- With Taylor Mac and Shayok Misha Chowdhury
In this episode, Taylor Mac joins us to discuss their latest musical-theatrical work, created with composer Matt Ray and set in ancient Athens on the eve of Socrates’ execution.
You Already Have Everything You Need
Every actor has wondered, "How do I become this character?" In this episode, casting director Jeffrey. Dreisbach reveals why the answer may already be inside you. Learn how your own life experiences, relationships, and humanity become your greatest acting resource, and discover practical techniques for creating.
Cats: The Jellicle Ball
Can it be? Is it so?? A production of Andrew Lloyd-Webber's "Cats" that is remarkable, and dare I say it RELEVANT? Finally there's a production of Cats that has SOMETHING to say. This revival is what most shows are terrified to be, and I cannot wait to talk about it.
#109 - Max Clayton
Max Clayton stars in the hit musical Schmigadoon!, which won the Tony Award for Best Musical. Clayton, plays dashing Danny Bailey in the show. He was honored with the Chita Rivera Award along with Drama Desk and Outer Critics Circle Award nominations for his riveting and showstopping performance.
Eleanor and Alice- A Conversation With Ellen Abrams
In this episode, we talk with playwright Ellen Abrams, whose work has been produced Off-Broadway at Urban Stages and whose plays have been published by Smith & Kraus and Next Stage Press.
#179 - Bradley Jaden - Stars in Les Miserables
Bradley Jaden joins Behind the Awards to chat about his 20 year run with Les Miserables and ending this tour at the iconic Radio City Music Hall. Bradley shares his early start and friendship with Sir Cameron Mackintosh and what it’s like to be in the center of a Mackintosh surprise guest appearances which took the internet by storm.
Ep 55 - Telly Leung - The Drinking Part
Telly Leung is a Broadway veteran (Rent, Aladdin, Phantom) who embraced the culture of alcohol in the theater from his earliest days doing Rent in his twenties.
RE-AIR Ali Louis Bourzgui (The Who’s Tommy) on Craving Critique and Openness
In this Artist Exploration, we welcome Ali Louis Bourzgui an MTCA Alum, Ithaca Alum and the titular role of the upcoming revival of The Who’s Tommy. MTCA Director, Charlie Murphy and Ali discuss: Expectations of family members while auditioning.
From The Back Of The House: Memoir of a Broadway Theatre Manager
Step behind the curtain with Broadway theatre manager Dan Landon in this episode, talkback, as he discusses his memoir From the Back of the House. Spanning four decades and more than 50 shows, Landon shares backstage stories and encounters with Broadway legends, Hollywood icons, and even U.S.
"Blame It on the Anne Hathaway" (w/ Ian & Lena)
Ian and Lena (from Slay! A Queer Buffy Podcast) are back this week to discuss Temple Grandin, Anne Hathaway (almost) on Glee, and Jane Fonda (definitely) being on Glee. Songs this episode include: Blame It on the Alcohol. Like a Prayer. Never Going Back Again.
Bonus Bawk: Isabella, 7, Bawking from the USA
We have had so many wonderful Bawks from our Bawkers, we could not wait all summer to share them! We will be releasing weekly Bawks over the summer while we are on our regular season break. The Kitten & Clucky podcast will be back with full episodes again this Fall.
Ep450 - Matthew McConaughey: Greenlights
When Academy Award winning actor Matthew McConaughey decided it was time to open up thirty six years of personal journals, he packed up a truck with beef, bourbon, and twenty gallons of water, heading off to an undisclosed desert for fifty two days.
"I am a woman, I am an artist": A League of Professional Theatre Women
Join us for a special conversation presented in partnership with the League of Professional Theatre Women, celebrating the work of five acclaimed theatre artists and authors.
Ep266: The Jellicle Tribe: CATS US National Tour 4 Reunion Brunch Discusses Cats: The Jellicle Ball
We were honored to be invited to the reunion brunch for the Jellicle Tribe, a group of members from the US National Tour 4 of Cats. They got together before opening night of CATS: The Jellicle Ball to catch up and discuss all things CATS.
Act 97: From Broadway to the West End Featuring MickeyJoTheatre
Join Heather and special co-host Chris Leavy as they welcome MickeyJoTheatre to the pod! We chat all things Broadway and West End and all the differences that make the tale of these two theatre cities so unique and special.
#108 - Neyla Pekarek
Neyla Pekarek is a two-time Grammy Award-nominated singer-songwriter, cellist, and former member of The Lumineers.
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