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:

December 21, 2012 Jonathan Draxton, playwright & performer, and Kevin O’Rourke, director, of “Soldier”
The theatre is “a place for seeing;” a place where we can ask the big difficult questions about what it means to be a human being in the world we’ve collectively made. Soldier, written & performed by Jonathan Draxton and … Continue reading →
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15min
December 13, 2012 Michael Poignand, Laura Iris Hill, Kathleen Foster, Matthew Foster, and Bryn Boice of Australian Made Entertainment’s “Speaking in Tongues”
One of the most beautiful things about New York City is its global nature; it truly feels like the center of everything, a place that people from all over the globe are drawn to. Three of the artists on this … Continue reading →
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17min
December 12, 2012 Kelly O’Donnell, Gus Schulenburg, and Adam Szymkowicz of Flux Theatre Ensemble’s “Hearts Like Fists”
…is this thing on? Apologies that Go See a Show! has been out of commission for the past couple of months. But never fear — we’re back! And speaking of “never fear,” the podcast makes its triumphant return with an episode … Continue reading →
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21min
September 06, 2012 Lindsey Moore Sproul & Jeff Sproul, of No Tea Productions’ “Space Captain: Captain of Space!”
As you may have guessed from the fact that I produce this podcast, I love off-off-Broadway theatre. And one of the chief reasons for this love is the opportunity for those of us in the off-off community to explore different … Continue reading →
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15min
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

FAQs about Go See a Show!:

How many episodes does Go See a Show! have?

The podcast currently has 431 episodes available.