This week we talk with the ever energetic and extremely talented young choreographer Devon Sinclair.  We cover how he entered the world of dance, found passion in creating movement, and also some honest experiences he has had as a black artist.  

A talk with Craig Hutchings, a theater artist who coordinates and performs in Theater for Young Audiences. We chat about how important it is in creating experiences for children and young adults to foster their love and appreciation to the theater art form. 
  

A discussion with Stunt Performer Pat King. We discuss how Pat made the jump from theater to TV and Film to Stunt Man.  WE talk different stunts, the preparation, different experiences and what it was like to play Wolverine in Marvel Universe Live as well as his lates show Jurassic Park Live.  

This episode two theater pals of mine talk Hamilton with me as it recently dropped on Disney+. We share our experiences, feelings and insights on the show.  A fun talk about a great show. 

Just a quick look at what the theater is doing during this pandemic shut down as well as a thank you to all the listeners we have gained so far.

The conclusion of our 3 part conversation on the Black experience in theater.  

We continue our honest and difficult conversation with 5 amazing black artists and their experiences and stories about diversity in theater.  

In the wake of the George Floyd Murder, we take an honest look at the black experience in theater.  An important conversation about diversity in the theater profession.  I chat with five talented black artists and we discuss their experiences.  We talk about the current protests, working as black artists in theater, and their views on mistakes theaters make and how we can do a better job to be more inclusive and more diverse.

This weeks episode we have a fun filled episode with three Philly area Drag Queens to kick off Pride Month.  We talk all things Drag, from its history, through its present, and into its future.  We demystify the culture and give tips to anyone who is interested in joining the fabulous art form.

A laughter filled conversation with Playwright and Screenwriter Bruce Graham on his adventures in screenwriting as well as writing the play Gary that we produced at the Eagle Theatre this past fall.  Bruce's writing credits include the animated film, Anastasia, Dunston Checks In, Roseanne, and Cedar Cove.