Starting to get the blues? Sit back and enjoy a fun interview with Peter and Amanda Sharp, a dialect coach who has worked with many Buffalo actors to assure they aren’t too “Buffalo”

The seats are all empty and the theaters are closed, but that means we have time to listen to Peter’s interviews with four of the actors and directors who have been affected.

Bonus Episode! Peter is stuck at home like everyone else. But he has a microphone, a computer, and a list of theater friends with something to say. What else is there to do?

Take a break from all of the news updates to relax and have some fun as Peter talks and laughs with Victoria Perez-Maggiolo, one of the hottest names in Buffalo theater!

The Buffalo film industry is on the rise, and so are the many careers of Peter (Trazz) Johnson as he sits down to talk acting, producing, and casting for film, all while writing an inspired children’s book.

Even after taking over the reins of a major theater in Buffalo, Loraine O’Donnell wasn't too busy to sit down with Peter. From how it happened to where it’s going, they found plenty to talk about!

Peter sits down with Pulitzer Prize winner Adam Zyglis, editorial cartoonist extraordinaire, who talks about his process, his motivation, his goals, and how it all began in the pages of a local college newspaper.

BONUS episode! Sean continues his conversation with Peter, this time discussing directing, his proposal for an American National Theater, and what he might be doing if not for theater.

Peter makes good on a second chance to interview Buffalo born stage and screen actor Sean Cullen about family roots, theater vs. film, and the many roads taken by a successful, woking actor.

Diane Almeter Jones visits with Peter to explain how her love of the arts surprisingly translated into becoming the most sought after prop mistress and set decorator in Buffalo!

(PHOTO: Sharon Cantillon, Buffalo News)