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Special Episode: Lisa Iacucci on Stage Managing ‘Dana H.,’ ‘Is This A Room’

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On today’s episode, Matt is in conversation with the production stage manager for both “Dana H.” and “Is This A Room” Lisa Iacucci.  Lisa has had a long career stage managing on and off Broadway, regionally, and internationally, but in this episode, she explains how working on these two unique read more


Special Episode: Barry Singer on the Optimism of Broadway’s “Ever After”

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On today’s episode, Matt is in conversation with theatre journalist and author Barry Singer. More than a decade and a half ago, Barry released his oral history book “Ever After” about the previous quarter century of the tumultuous decades of the 70s, 80s, 90s, and early aughts on Broadway. This read more


Special Episode: Julia Murney, Liz Flemming on Making a ‘Baby’ for the 21st Century

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On today’s episode, Matt is in conversation with not one, but two of the stars of the Off-Broadway revival of Maltby and Shire’s iconic musical “Baby.” Today he is speaking with the incomparable Julia Murney, who is playing Arlene in the Out of the Box Theatrics production, and Liz Flemming, read more


Special Episode: Natalie Walker on Embracing a Life of Madness

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On this episode, Matt talks to one of the most entertaining and multi-talented performers in the New York theatre and cabaret scenes, Natalie Walker. After the pandemic, Natalie got back to performing in July with the first iteration of her solo show “Natalie Walker: Mad Scenes,” which she is bringing read more


Special Episode: Oliver Butler on Remounting ‘Gnit,’ ‘What the Constitution Means to Me’

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On this episode, Matt talks to award-winning director Oliver Butler about the return of Will Eno’s Ibsen adaptation “Gnit.” After being shut down following just a handful of performances in March 2020, Oliver, playwright Will Eno, and a cast made of some returning and some new company members will return read more


Special Episode: Cole, Wright on Creating Immersive History in ‘Tammany Hall’

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On this episode, Matt chats Darren Lee Cole and Alexander Wright the co-creators and directors of the new site-specific, immersive theater experience at New York’s SoHo Playhouse, Tammany Hall. Performances begin on Friday, Oct. 15 for the show which takes visitors back 92 years to Election Night, November 2, 1929 read more


Special Episode: Julia Blauvelt, Jack Canfora on Finding the Humanity in Accounting via ‘F.I.R.E.’

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On this episode, Matt chats with playwright Julia Blauvelt and the artistic director for the New Normal Rep Jack Canfora. Jack’s company is currently wrapping up its first all virtual season with Julia’s gripping new play “F.I.R.E.” In it, she explores a group of richly drawn characters through the lens read more