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My Sister: How One Sibling's Transition Changed Us Both with Selenis Leyva and Marizol Leyva
In episode 14, David and Mark-Eugene delve into the book My Sister: How One Sibling's Transition Changed Us Both by Selenis Leyva and Marizol Leyva. During the interview, the sisters share their journey, reflecting on the challenges and victories they've faced together.
The Tony Awards- A Conversation with Eila Mell and Heather Hitchens
In Episode 13, David and Mark-Eugene take center stage with a special guest: their multi-talented theater artist and colleague, Dylan Glick. Together, they reminisce about their most memorable Tony Awards moments.
August Wilson: A Life - with Patti Hartigan
Happy August! In Episode 12, David and Mark-Eugene dive straight into Mark-Eugene's interview with Patti Hartigan, discussing her book August Wilson: A Life. Afterward, they catch up on their lingering excitement from the recent Tony Awards, which inspires the topic for their next episode.
An Evening With Joe Iconis: Part Two
We're back! After a slight delay, we're excited to bring you the eleventh episode of the podcast. In this episode, we present the second half of our concert/interview with Broadway composer Joe Iconis. He performs a few songs and shares insights into his career.
An Evening With Joe Iconis - Part One
In the tenth episode of the podcast, Broadway composer Joe Iconis visits the shop to perform a few songs and share insights about his career. David and Mark-Eugene also bring in their coworker Aaron Clark Burstein to discuss Joe's work.
Bambi Everson and Sincerely Held Beliefs
In the ninth episode, David and Mark-Eugene delve into a lively discussion about playwright and cherished friend of the store, Bambi Everson. Following that, our guest Moderator Jay Michaels joins Playwright Bambi Everson to explore her illustrious career—a delightful blend of wry wit, sardonic humor, and a hint of darkness.
Emily Mann: Rebel Artist of the American Theatre
In Episode Eight, David and Mark-Eugene continue honoring Women's History Month with an insightful interview featuring Emily Mann and Alexis Greene. Emily Mann shares her journey as a distinguished playwright, director, and artistic director, inspiring our audience with her remarkable achievements.
Here's to The Ladies: Conversations with More Great Women of Musical Theatre- Part 2
In the seventh episode, the Mystery Guest of the Drama Book Shop is finally unveiled! Eddie Shapiro resumes his engaging discussions with prominent Broadway actresses, extending the conversation to include input from the Drama Book Shop attendees.
Here's to The Ladies: Conversations with More Great Women of Musical Theatre- Part 1
In this week's episode, Mark-Eugene and David bring in Paul Rigano to talk about the creation of the opening and closing music of the podcast, and later, Eddie Shapiro introduces a star-studded panel of leading ladies, including Faith Prince, Mary Beth Peil, and Tonya Pinkins, who dish out insights on the challenges and triumphs of working as leading ladies on Broadway.
Patrick Page, Elma Linz Kanefield, and Hamlet's Mirror: Reaching Your Potential Onstage and Off
In this episode, Mark-Eugene and David open up about stage fright, anxiety, rejection and possible ways to cope. Meanwhile, guest moderator Patrick Page guides us through the profound insights provided by Elma Linz Kanefield, LCSW.
Bernie Ardia and At Sea with Patrick Dennis: My Madcap Mexican Adventure with the Author of Auntie Mame
In the fourth episode, Mark-Eugene and David explore the significance of Patrick Dennis and his literary works in shaping the history of Broadway musicals such as "Mame" and "Little Me." The episode includes a captivating interview with Bernie Ardia, who discovered and facilitated the publication of the book "At Sea with Patrick Dennis: My Madcap Mexican Adventure with the Author of Auntie Mame." More information on the book can be found at Rattling Good Yarns Press.
Joe Tracz, Rob Rokicki, and The Lightning Thief The Percy Jackson Musical.
In the third episode of the Drama Book Show, hosts David Rigano and Mark-Eugene Garcia share insights into their musical theatre writing backgrounds and the significance of the theatre family.
Matthew McLachlan: Another Collection of One Acts and More Things You May or May Not Enjoy
In the second episode, hosts David Rigano and Mark-Eugene Garcia introduce the latest work of a favorite playwright and friend, Matthew McLachlan. Matthew's newest publication, "Another Collection of One Acts and More Things You May or May Not Enjoy," explores a wide range of tones and topics, from the lighthearted to the profound.
Rick Pender and The Stephen Sondheim Encyclopedia
In our inaugural episode, hosts David Rigano and Mark-Eugene Garcia introduce themselves and discuss their favorite Stephen Sondheim shows. The episode features an enlightening interview with Rick Pender, the author of "The Stephen Sondheim Encyclopedia," conducted at the Drama Book Shop.
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