In this season’s final episode, actor and director Matthew Zenon chats with Jeremy about creating opportunities for the wide range of Black voices and experiences in theatre as well as the importance of dramaturgy in portraying those experiences on stage. He also talks about what and who inspires him to think outside the box, and his… Continue reading Ep. 5: Breaking the Rules with Matthew Zenon

As a multidisciplinary artist, Indigo Leigh is a sought-after performer, choreographer, and designer. In this episode, she joins me to talk about her lifelong love of dance, her artistic influences, and her trademark vintage aesthetic. She also discusses trans representation on stage and her journey to discovering herself.

Max Kelly is an actor and comedian with a passion for authenticity and connection. With a background in improv, he explains why the theatre group Playback is so meaningful to performers and audiences alike. Jeremy and Max also discuss the complexities of taking compliments, having confidence, and dealing with imposter syndrome. 

Eric Pinder is an actor, director, and playwright who crosses genres, styles, and disciplines. He also defies one specific era. In this episode, Eric chats about his earliest theatre memories, what currently drives him creatively, and how he might make theatre in a post-apocalyptic world.

In this first episode, Jeremy catches up with actor and director Sara Oliva. They discuss creating and watching outdoor Greek theatre during a pandemic, influential theatrical and cinematic experiences, and qualities they value in performers. Sara opens up about her affinity for Chicago theatre and shares some of her biggest artistic inspirations.

Theatre producer and director Jeremy Seghers is proud to present his new podcast: One Act. Each episode features an unscripted conversation with a different theatre artist covering a wide variety of topics.