In this episode of Can’t Find My Way Home, I was joined by Caleb Sekeres.

Originally from Providence, Rhode Island, Caleb has been resident in Gwangju, South Korea for close to a decade.

You’ll hear Caleb tell how he made his way from the North-East of the US to Asia, first working as an actor in numerous professional productions, Shakespeare, and the Avant-garde scene in New York City.

We talk Broadway, off-Broadway, off-off-Broadway and why an actor’s life can be such a precarious one.

There’s also talk of what motivated Caleb to move to Asia in the first place, the strange and unusual things you’ll come across while visiting smaller cities in South Korea...and living the dream!

Caleb and his wife now run a small bar in Gwangju called Nirvana. Of course, anyone opening a new business it’s not easy...and especially when you open it just before the pandemic…

Caleb gives us a rundown of how it came about and what they offer...it sounds like a cool place to drop by for a cocktail -  if you’re in the neighbourhood!

All this and the benefits of being a really good dancer!

Nirvana - https://www.facebook.com/nirvanagwangju

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