OffScript with Ruth & Mitch

In Part Two of our OffScript conversation, Chris Gattelli explains what inspired his love of theatre, while Representative Judy Chu tells us about her first political campaign for Mayor of Monterey Park

In this episode, Ruth and Mitch are joined by Congressional Creative Rights Caucus founder Representative Judy Chu and Tony Award®-winning choreographer and stage director Chris Gattelli!

In the final part of our OffScript discussion with Senator Hirono and Joy Cretton, Senator Hirono tell us the issues she thinks creatives should pay attention to, and Joy talks about the enormous number of creatives it takes to costume a major film like Marvel’s “Shang-Chi.”

In Part Three, costume designer Joy Cretton talks about her biggest influences and inspirations, and Senator Hirono explains why she stands up for creatives as co-chair of the Creative Rights Caucus. 

In Part Two, Senator Mazie Hirono discusses the most difficult campaign of her political career and Joy Cretton talks about the chaotic task of designing costumes for films and television series.

In the latest episode of #OffScript, Ruth and Mitch are joined by two incredible guests from the state of #Hawaii, Senator Mazie Hirono and costume designer Joy Cretton!

In this special episode of OffScript, Ruth and Mitch forego the usual conversations about art and policy, and compete in a hilarious game of “Truth or Lie” instead!

In the final part of our conversation, producer Alexandra Derbyshire and Congressman Glenn Ivey discuss the policies that affect creatives’ lives, and why people working in the creative industries should pay attention to politics!

In Part Three of our conversation, producer Alexandra Derbyshire explains what it was like to produce the hit blockbuster musical “Wonka,” and Congressman Glenn Ivey discusses his family’s personal connection to the arts!

In Part Two of our conversation with Congressman Glenn Ivey and producer Alexandra Derbyshire, our guests discuss the early challenges and surprises of their respective careers.