For this special episode, a little something different — instead of hearing your regular host, Go See a Show! is proud to host on the podcast a talkback conducted by Indie Theatre Now‘s Martin Denton with playwrights J. Julian Christopher, Leah … Continue reading →

A Christmas Carol is produced everywhere, every year; so often that most of us in the theatre world could recite the lines along with the actors. We know exactly what we’re going to see, and willingly submit to having our … Continue reading →

Whenever we walk into that dark room for a work of theatre, I think it’s safe to say that most of us are, at the least, looking to be entertained. But the theatre that excites me most is that which … Continue reading →

Less Than Rent was last on the podcast with a provocative take on a theatre company’s provocative take on Beckett’s Endgame (listen to it here). Now, the company sets their sights on the holidays, with three distinct evenings of theatrical … Continue reading →

As my friends, and regular listeners to the podcast know — I love Samuel Beckett. [Pro-tip: produce a Beckett show off-off-Broadway, or anything even related to his work, and Go See a Show! will be there if at all possible.] All … Continue reading →

88 episodes from the launch of this little podcast, we come full circle, with the return of playwright (and guest on the inaugural episode of the show) Mariah MacCarthy to the mic. The company she artistic directs, CAPS LOCK THEATRE, is … Continue reading →

Just what does a 20-something ABD PhD candidate with a broken heart have in common with a notorious serial killer? According to Glass Bandits Theater Company‘s production of Paul Cameron Hardy‘s feeling. — a whole lot. In this world premiere, … Continue reading →

As the producer of Go See a Show!, I’m going to take off my “objectivity” hat for this episode. I already do so in the interview, as you’ll hear, so why not go whole hog? I’m happy to report that … Continue reading →

We all want to belong. And, as the great poet Zimmerman has said, you gotta serve somebody. Something Something Über Alles (Das Jackpot) is a complex & horrifying exploration into those very basic human needs, told through the recounting of … Continue reading →

When last we saw Australian Made Entertainment, Artistic Directors Matthew and Kathleen Foster were onstage in the drama Speaking in Tongues. This time around, Matthew is in the director’s chair, and Kathleen is showcasing her beautiful singing voice with the … Continue reading →