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Episode 24-0517: KARLABOY at Albany Civic Theater and JOHN PROTOR IS THE VILLIAN at Western Oregon University
(00:00) Intro and the KMUZ Theatre Talk Calendar.
(11:06) Playing May 17–25 at Albany Civic Theater is KARLABOY, a psychological ghost story told through the lens of a high-profile 1950’s Hollywood marriage of convenience that ended with a starlet’s death. It’s directed by our first guest, Jillian Alden.
(19:43) May 29-June 1, JOHN PROCTOR IS THE
VILLAIN is onstage at Western
Oregon University Theatre. This bitingly funny comedy is set in a rural Georgia high school, where a group of lively teens study Arthur Miller’s “The Crucible” while navigating young love, sex ed and a few school scandals. It’s directed by Raissa Fleming, who joins us today along with assistant director Kelsey Wallace and actor Savannah King.
Listen to KMUZ Theatre Talk wherever you get your podcasts.
KMUZ Theatre Talk airs live at 9 a.m. the first and third Fridays of the month at KMUZ 100.7 and 88.5 FM in the mid-Willamette Valley and on your favorite radio app.
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By Ed Schoaps(00:00) Intro and the KMUZ Theatre Talk Calendar.
(11:06) Playing May 17–25 at Albany Civic Theater is KARLABOY, a psychological ghost story told through the lens of a high-profile 1950’s Hollywood marriage of convenience that ended with a starlet’s death. It’s directed by our first guest, Jillian Alden.
(19:43) May 29-June 1, JOHN PROCTOR IS THE
VILLAIN is onstage at Western
Oregon University Theatre. This bitingly funny comedy is set in a rural Georgia high school, where a group of lively teens study Arthur Miller’s “The Crucible” while navigating young love, sex ed and a few school scandals. It’s directed by Raissa Fleming, who joins us today along with assistant director Kelsey Wallace and actor Savannah King.
Listen to KMUZ Theatre Talk wherever you get your podcasts.
KMUZ Theatre Talk airs live at 9 a.m. the first and third Fridays of the month at KMUZ 100.7 and 88.5 FM in the mid-Willamette Valley and on your favorite radio app.