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You’re not going to want to miss ’She the People’ running Thursdays to Sundays now till Nov. 25 at the Second City Toronto! It is a mimosa-and-madness-fueled foray that roasts the patriarchy. Get your tickets at secondcity.com
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Robin is the toughest, most compassionate, beauty compacted into a 5 foot frame. She treated Jen and I like queens, while sipping on pickled Cesars and chatting about the difference in pay scales for choreographers who work in the US and Canada, about her process when creating, and how she is a spirited competitor.
Robin is a stunning performer turned choreographer who’s worked on such shows as Anne Of Green Gables (Charlottetown Festival), The Drowsy Chaperone, Rock of Ages (Drayton Entertainment) Beauty and The Beast (Theatre Aquarius). There are too many laughs to count in this episode, along with some beautiful advice.
Come hang with us, grab a drink (if you’re not driving) and get your fix of musical theatre banter with beverages.
Jen and Ky sipped on some rose and cider while Mickey gave us the inside scoop about what it takes to create a musical from scratch, why hustling is the best side job, and gave some poignant advice to aspiring creators…JUST DO IT!
Michael has sang the part of Tony for the National Ballet of Canada’s production of ‘West Side Story’, and performed in musicals across the country. You are not going to want to miss a word of what this ambitious, hysterical man has to say.
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J. Sean is the company member, director, and lovely human you always want to have around. We sit with a few shandies and talk about his love of comedy, his ability to switch from company member to director and back again, and his album ‘At Least I’ve Got My Looks’. Some of J. Sean’s directing credits include: Spamalot, Young Frankenstein (Stage West) and Unnecessary Farce (Drayton Entertainment), acting credits: Million Dollar Quartet (Drayton Entertainment and Mirvish Productions) Miracle on 34th Street (Sudbury Theatre Centre) The Fantasticks (Victoria Playhouse Petrolia) and The Odd Couple (Drayton Entertainment).
Come hang with us, grab a drink (if you’re not driving) and get your fill of musical theatre banter, with beverages.
Erica Peck sits down with Jen and Ky this week for a little vodka, Perrier mix to try and beat the summer heat. Erica has been a part of some very memorable musicals throughout her career: We Will Rock You, Kinky Boots (Mirvish Productions and National Tours) The Rocky Horror Show, You’re a Good Man Charlie Brown (Stratford Festival) and Hairspray (Charlottetown Festival). We discuss her vintage clothing company ‘Wildthing Vintage’, a potential star system within Canada, and how an open audition in Toronto changed the trajectory of her career.
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Jen and Ky sit down with Anthony for some 'avo beers' to chat about how we can be the change coming years of musical theatre, get a good lesson on east coast verses Aussie slang, and answer the one question everyone is dying to know; where the hell did 'Tanti' come from?!
Come hang with us, grab a drink (if you're not driving), and enjoy this hilarious episode of Tits and Teeth.
We drink some champagne, have a few ciders, and get a peak into the amazing business mind that is Miss Matton.
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Come hang with us, grab a drink (if you're not driving), and enjoy this inspiring episode of Tits and Teeth!
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Welcome to the Canadian Guild of Stage Directors and Choreographers podcast channel! These podcasts feature industry leaders with insight about the theatre creation process, shared with you in the…