Go See a Show!

By Robert A. K. Gonyo

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The podcast currently has 417 episodes available.

Go See a Show! episodes:

August 04, 2012 Alec Duffy, director of Hoi Polloi’s production of “Baal”
Those of you who know me, the producer of Go See a Show!, know that I love me some Bertolt Brecht. So when I saw there was a chance to see his first play, Baal, presented by Hoi Polloi as … Continue reading →
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10min
July 27, 2012 Trav S.D., the M.C. of “Travesties of 2012” at the New York Musical Theatre Festival
If you’re like the rest of the Family Guy-watching generation, when you hear the word “Vaudeville” you probably think of the characters Vern & Johnny, who pop up every now and again on the sitcom to lament the fact that … Continue reading →
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10min
July 23, 2012 Rachel Murdy & Lucille Duncan of “Little West Twelfth Night”
Walking the streets of New York City, it seems there’s a performance at every corner — planned or not. But what if you could actually follow a “staged” performance around the streets of NYC? Wonder not, and go see Little … Continue reading →
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15min
July 20, 2012 Cheryl Faraone, director of PTP/NYC’s “Serious Money”
As mentioned in previous episodes, while I love theatre in its many forms, I (the producer of GSAS!) am predominately interested in where theatre’s at now—how our art form can speak to our current reality. Knowing this, one might be … Continue reading →
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11min
July 18, 2012 Amy Overman, Justin Plowman, Gyda Arber, and Amy Beth Sherman of “Of Dice & Men”
More repeat offenders on GSAS! for this episode — last time it was stoned, drunken zombies, but this time the fine people at Dysfunctional Theatre are bringing a story of epic campaigns, saving throws, and decisive D20 rolls to the … Continue reading →
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18min
July 12, 2012 Emma Schimminger, Neal Moeller, and Leanne Mercadante of Perchance to Dream’s “The Tempest”
The good folks at Perchance to Dream Theatre return to Go See a Show! to give us the low-down on their production of The Tempest, running now (for one week only!) at Theatre 54. Director/Producer/Lighting Designer Emma Schimminger, and actors Neal … Continue reading →
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16min
July 09, 2012 Andrew Goffman, playwright & performer, and director Charles Messina of “The Accidental Pervert”
It might seem surprising to hear that an off-off-Broadway show has been running for three years, to consistently packed houses. Then again, when that show is a frank, honest, laugh-filled discussion of a young man’s coming-of-age story via his Dad’s … Continue reading →
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22min
June 26, 2012 Frank Cwiklik, director of DMTheatrics’ “FINAL CURTAIN: The Last of Ed Wood”
I’m sure we’ve all noticed the trend in theatre to take material from the film world and put it upon the stage — look at the Broadway listings, and you’re sure to see what I mean. Director Frank Cwiklik of DMTheatrics … Continue reading →
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17min
June 19, 2012 The Cast & Director of Playhouse Creatures’ “Love Song”
If you’ve never been to the Access Theater, it might seem a little out of place; it’s four flights up in a nondescript building just south of Canal Street, and if not for the sandwich board out in front, you … Continue reading →
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20min
June 15, 2012 Eliza Clark, playwright, & Adrienne Campbell-Holt, director of “Recall”
Go See a Show! once more took a trip deep into the wilds of the East Village for a show at The Wild Project, presented by Colt Coeur. Recall is a world premiere from playwright Eliza Clark, and director Adrienne … Continue reading →
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21min

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