Go See a Show!

By Robert A. K. Gonyo

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The podcast currently has 431 episodes available.

Go See a Show! episodes:

July 25, 2013 Mac Rogers, Rebecca Comtois, and Sean Williams of “Ligature Marks”
Mac Rogers is a playwright I seemed to keep missing — for example, I got back into town just late enough to miss the last performance of Advance Man, for which I had a ticket, and I was completely out … Continue reading →
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33min
July 23, 2013 Catya McMullen, Kate Middleton, and Scott Klopfenstein of “Rubber Ducks and Sunsets”
Regular listeners might have noticed that Go See a Show! was on a short hiatus until a couple weeks ago, as I was out playing trumpet & more in a regional show. And as a trumpet player, and rock music … Continue reading →
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8min
July 19, 2013 Jordan Seavey, co-creator & co-playwright of “Help Me to Make It”
Collaboration Town returns to the podcast for their third episode (check out the The Deepest Play Ever and All Girls podcasts for interviews with Geoffrey Decas O’Donnell & Lee Sunday Evans, also co-creators on this project), with the workshop production … Continue reading →
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5min
July 18, 2013 Aimee Todoroff, director of “Brecht in the Park”
Birds chirping. Children playing. Sun. Grass. Epic theatre? Yep. In case you’ve never listened to the podcast (or met me), I love Brecht’s work. And I love performances that are out in the open, and free to the public. In … Continue reading →
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4min
June 11, 2013 Crawford M. Collins, actress
Crawford M. Collins is a friend of mine, and a heck of an actress. So for a different sort of Go See a Show! episode, I thought it would be fun to sit down and get an actor’s perspective on … Continue reading →
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20min
June 04, 2013 Rachel Dart & Jenna Panther, directors of “There’s a Light on Yonder Mountain”
Ever wanted to create a brand-new piece of theatre, from the ground up? This is a good episode of the podcast for you. aMios has always embraced new work — their Shotz series is responsible for creating six brand new plays every … Continue reading →
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25min
May 30, 2013 Neilson R. Jones, Lucy Breyer, and Vivian Hwang of Confetti Stage’s “The Lesson”
…and now for something a little different. Summer’s coming on, and that generally means two things for off-off-Broadways theatre: breaks for some, and festivals for everyone else. Your humble producer is taking a third path, and will be out on … Continue reading →
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19min
May 15, 2013 Lawrence Lesher, director, and Todd Michael, playwright, of “Vice Girl Confidential”
A powerful crime boss. A crusading District Attorney. A tough-as-nails madame. The corruption of a small-town girl. Stool pigeons. Vice. Drag. Dames. With a play entitled Vice Girl Confidential, you should expect these elements. Gracye Productions gives you the goods with … Continue reading →
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12min
May 14, 2013 August Schulenburg, playwright, and Kelly O’Donnell, director, of “Honey Fist”
I love seeing people I recognize onstage. And though I’m not from Marble Head, outside of Boston (pronounced “Mahble Head, outside of Bahston”), playwright August Schulenburg has written some beautifully complex, and very familiar, characters in his funny, tragic, compelling new play, Honey … Continue reading →
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19min
May 14, 2013 William S. Yellow Robe, Jr., playwright, and Ryan Victor Pierce, actor/producer, of “Wood Bones”
When I asked playwright William S. Yellow Robe, Jr. to describe what his new play is about, as you’ll hear at the start of this episode, he responded that it’s about the spirit of the land, that the earth (and … Continue reading →
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14min

FAQs about Go See a Show!:

How many episodes does Go See a Show! have?

The podcast currently has 431 episodes available.