Acclaimed Broadway star and concert artist Karen Mason will present a special online video broadcast of her acclaimed show “Mason at Mama’s in March,” recorded at the legendary New York nightclub Don’t Tell Mama in 2015. The show will be available to stream on a strictly limited basis for three read more
On today’s episode, Matt speaks with writer and performer Tracy Thorne about her new play “Jack Was Kind.” Thanks to All for One Theater, the show is entering its final week of a month-long run before it closes on Oct. 10. Thorne’s intimate, confessional play examines long-seated issues of privilege read more
When the COVID-19 pandemic forced Broadway to shut down, Tony nominee Rob McClure was in previews for the new musical adaptation of the iconic film “Mrs. Doubtfire.” In this special Labor Day interview, we talk about the show and how special it will be when it is able to return, read more
On today’s special episode, Ashley talks with Alan Filderman, director and casting director of the currently-running production of “Godspell” from Berkshire Theatre Group. The first professional musical sanctioned by Actors’ Equity Association to open in the U.S. since the nationwide shutdown in March, the production began performances on August 6 read more
ABOUT CHICHI ANYANWU ChiChi Anyanwu started her professional career in casting at Laura Stanczyk Casting and Finnegan/Keller Casting. She has served as producer for the NOW AFRICA: Playwrights Festival. NOW AFRICA works in partnership with the Center for Art and Public Policy, the Institute of Performing Arts at New York read more
On today’s special episode, Ashley talks with playwrights Jessica Blank and Erik Jensen (“The Exonerated,” “Aftermath,” “Coal Country”) about their latest docu-play “The Line,” currently being presented by The Public Theater. Crafted from first-hand interviews with New York City medical first responders during the COVID-19 pandemic, “The Line” cuts through read more
