All the Webs a Stage

Quick Content Warning: today's episode involves a brief police siren & gunfire

Also, a NSFW Warning: the term that George Lucas bizarrely chose for Jazz music in the Star Wars canon is tossed around quite a few times after the performance.

The actors for today's performance are: Caitlin Rodriguez (@Caitalie) as Tammy Jackson, Autumn Gubersky (@Autumn_Gubersky) as Fred Nelson, & Steven Thomas (@webstagepodcast) as various characters

Thanks to our actors for a fun performance, thanks to Cullen Vance (cullenvancecreative.com) for the wonderful music, and thanks to Daniel Blue Rodriguez (@bluewofld) for the thumbnail artwork. Thanks also to Roni Weiss (@roniweiss) for inspiring the Tammy Jackson series.

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We return from our hiatus with Tom McGrath (@Tomthedirector), co-founder of the Life's a Pitch Podcast. We chat a bit about the origins of their show as well as Tom's time at Uni before diving into a pair of plays perfectly suited for October (wait, what month is it?).

The first play of our episode, Night in the Library, was written by Tom McGrath and inspired by a tweet from @RobotMakerGirl (Allie Weber). The second play, Night Flights, was written by Steven Thomas and inspired by a tweet from @QueerBuccaneer (Captain Eden). Thanks to both for their inspirations.

Thanks as always to Cullen Vance (cullenvancecreative.com) for the intro/outro music, and to Daniel Blue Rodriguez (@BlueWolfD) for the thumbnail artwork.

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We are joined once again by Autumn Gubersky as we continue the story of Tammy Jackson, Part-Time Janitor in Part 4: Horrible Havoc!

Thanks to Autumn (@Autumn_Gubersky) for joining us, thanks to Cullen Vance (CullenVanceCreative.com) for the wonderful music, and thanks to Daniel Blue Rodriguez (@BlueWolfD) for the thumbnail artwork.

If you would like to reach out to us, we can be found on twitter @WebStagePodcast, or via email at [email protected].

Tonight we bring you the full, uninterrupted version of Host of Troubles! The episode stars Shiana Tyler, Jax Von Adler, and Dino Rosario Battaglia. Thanks to all 3 for their performances.

You can find Dino at various times over on twitch at Perception Studio, where they do Actual Plays and other improvised performances. Jax runs an etsy shop titled "Jax Jewelry Shop".

Thanks as always to Cullen Vance (cullenvancecreative.com) for the music, and to Daniel Blue Rodriguez (@BlueWolfD) for the thumbnail artwork.

If you would like to contact us, we can be reached on twitter @WebStagePodcast or via email at [email protected].

Yes, Austin Tichenor put up with more of our inane questions to give us even more delightful content! We talk about Austin's writing process, learning to "play" well with others, and chat a bit about his youtube series "Drawing on Shakespeare" with co-creator Gary Andrews.

Big thanks to Austin Tichenor (@AustinTichenor) for all of his time and expertise. Also a thank you to Cullen Vance (cullenvancecreative.com) for the intro/outro music and Daniel Blue Rodriguez (@BlueWolfD) for the thumbnail artwork.

If you would like to comment on the show, we can be reached on twitter @WebStagePodcast or via email at [email protected].

In this episode we are joined by returning guests Jax Von Adler and Sonja Usher, and we perform a pair of plays written by host Steven. You can find Jax back in Scenes 7 & 8 (Host of Troubles) and Sonja joined us for Scene 23 (Wrapped up in your Work).

The first play, An Excess of Music, was inspired by a tweet from @Sparknotes. the second, Dust-Covered Delusions, was inspired by a tweet from Jax's friend Sadie. Thanks to both for the inspirations, and thanks to Jax and Sonja for joining the episode.

Thanks as always to Cullen Vance (cullenvancecreative.com) for the wonderful intro/outro music, and thanks to Daniel Blue Rodriguez (@BlueWolfD) for the thumbnail artwork.

Special thanks to Josh Gates for inspiring the backdrop for the 2nd play. We may not know much about expeditions to uncover the sites of our past, but we know more thanks to you, Josh.

If you would like to comment on today's show, we can be reached on twitter @WebStagePodcast or via email at [email protected].

On today's interview episode we catch up with Austin Tichenor, host of the Reduced Shakespeare Company Podcast (@Reduced). In this first half of our conversation we discuss the plans and safety strategies of the Reduced Shakespeare Company returning to the road and talk about Austin's new web-based project called The Shakespeareance (theshakespeareance.com).

Thanks to Austin Tichenor for hopping into the episode, and thanks to Cullen Vance (cullenvancecreative.com) for the show music, as well as to Daniel Blue Rodriguez (@bluewolfd) for the thumbnail artwork.

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In this episode we are joined by Traci Asaurus (traci-asaurus.pixels.com) and Autumn Gubersky (autumngubersky.com). Thanks to both for appearing on the show.

Traci and Autumn perform a pair of plays, the first of which was written by Caitlin Cieri (@CCCieri) and inspired by a tweet from Anthony Rapp (@albinokid). The second play was written by Steven Thomas and inspired by a tweet from Nana Visitor (@NanaVisitor). Thanks to Anthony and Nana for the inspirations, and thanks to Caitlin for her writing prowess.

Thanks as always to Cullen Vance (cullenvancecreative.com) for the show music and to Daniel Blue Rodriguez (@BlueWolfD) for the thumbnail artwork.

If you would like to comment on the show, we can be reached via email at [email protected] or on twitter @WebStagePodcast.

We are joined by Mary Browne and Ari Shaw for the episode, and we talk a bit about the promise of live theatre looming around the corner before diving into our plays for the episode.

The first play, Spontaneous Summer Surprise, was written by Mary Browne and inspired by a tweet from Adam Pranica (@cutfortime). The second play, Pulling the Wrong Strings, was written by Steven Thomas and inspired by a tweet from @pengakoto. Thanks to both for the twitter inspirations, and thanks to Mary and Ari for joining us on the episode.

Thanks as always to Cullen Vance (cullenvancecreative.com) for the show music and Daniel Blue Rodriguez (@BlueWolfD) for the thumbnail artwork.

If you would like to comment on today's show, we can be reached at [email protected] or over on twitter @WebstagePodcast.

On this episode we are joined by the Indoor Adventurer (@IndoorWTF) as well as Jorphdan Peterson (@Jorphdan). Indoor talks about his experiences with theatre growing up, Jorphdan talks about building a new fantasy World to explore, and Host Steven shows off his ignorance.

Both plays were written by Steven Thomas. The first play was inspired by a tweet from Sam Sykes (@samsykesswears). The second play was inspired by a tweet from Colonizer (@Coloniz33189176). Thanks to both for the inspirations, and thanks to our guests for joining us.

Thanks as always to Cullen Vance (cullenvancecreative.com) for the music, and to Daniel Blue Rodriguez (@BlueWolfD) for the thumbnail artwork.

If you would like to contact us, we can be reached on twitter @WebStagePodcast and via email at [email protected].

The tweets that inspired the plays: "How much tacos can you eat before you are more taco than human” -Sam Sykes

“According to the report in 2014, in 4 billion years Milky Way and Andromeda are going to ‘meet’ each other!!!” -Colonizer