KMUZ Theatre Talk

This short Holiday edition of Theatre Talk features our updated live theatre calendar, plus a special audio gift for all our listeners just to say, "Thanks for sticking with us through 2022!"  Happy Holidays to you and yours from Ann and Ed. May the New Year bring you joy and happy rewards.All that and more theatre news from throughout the mid-Willamette Valley comes your way at 9 a.m. the first and third Fridays of the month on KMUZ, 100.7 and 88.5 FM and on our KMUZ Theatre Talk podcast page at anchor.fm and on Spotify. Join us!

On this edition of Theatre Talk, Ann and Ed talk with Keizer Homegrown Theatre's Linda Baker about upcoming auditions for all the productions in KHT's 2023 season. And Theatre 33's Executive Director Tom Nabhan and Artistic Director Susan Coromel tell Ann and Ed about "A Christmas Carol -- A 1940s Radio Show," returning to the Pelton Theatre stage at Willamette University by popular demand. All that and more theatre news from throughout the mid-Willamette Valley comes your way at 9 a.m. the first and third Fridays of the month on KMUZ, 100.7 and 88.5 FM and on our KMUZ Theatre Talk podcast page at anchor.fm and on Spotify. Join us!

On this episode of Theatre Talk, Ed and Ann interview director Cherie Ulmer and two actors from The Fantasticks, opening Dec.1 at Pentacle Theatre after being postponed a week due to a cast illness. Ann & Ed also talk with Jessica Peterson, Executive Director of Enlightened Theatrics, and director Danielle Valentine and two of actors from Seussical, opening Dec. 9 at the Historic Grand Theatre. All that and more theatre news from throughout the mid-Willamette Valley comes your way at 9 a.m. the first and third Fridays of the month on KMUZ, 100.7 and 88.5 FM and on our KMUZ Theatre Talk podcast page at anchor.fm and on Spotify. Join us!

On this edition of Theatre Talk, Ann and Ed interview actors Lexy Bolsinger and Katie Newbury from She Kills Monsters, opening Nov. 16 at Western Oregon University. Ann and Ed also talk with Tamara McGinnis, theatre professor and director of Murder on the Orient Express, opening Nov. 10 at Corban University. And later in the show, director Shannon Rempel from Spotlight Community Theatre joins in to talk about Sarah Plain and Tall, the heartwarming show that runs Nov. 4-17. All that and more theatre news from throughout the mid-Willamette Valley comes your way at 9 a.m. the first and third Fridays of the month on KMUZ, 100.7 and 88.5 FM and on our KMUZ Theatre Talk podcast page at anchor.fm and on Spotify. Join us!