<img src="https://assets.podomatic.net/ts/39/4b/0d/nina-alvarez/1400x1400_10529087.jpg" alt="itunes pic" /><br />Interview with Rochester actor/director Jack Simel on a lifetime of loving applause, the much-missed Shipping Dock theater, community theater as it's changed over the past 40 years, and why coming back to Rochester to get back into acting was a good idea. He also discusses his upcoming directorial debut "Deathtrap," produced by the Penfield Players.

Interview with Rochester actor/director Jack Simel on a lifetime of loving applause, the much-missed Shipping Dock theater, community theater as it's changed over the past 40 years, and why coming back to Rochester to get back into acting was a good idea. He also discusses his upcoming directorial debut "Deathtrap," produced by the Penfield Players.

<br>Interview with Rochester actor/director Jack Simel on a lifetime of loving applause, the much-missed Shipping Dock theater, community theater as it's changed over the past 40 years, and why coming back to Rochester to get back into acting was a good idea. He also discusses his upcoming directorial debut "Deathtrap," produced by the Penfield Players.

Applause is More Addictive Than Any Drug You Could Name: Interview with Actor Jack Simel

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Applause is More Addictive Than Any Drug You Could Name: Interview with Actor Jack Simel

Applause is More Addictive Than Any Drug You Could Name: Interview with Actor Jack Simel