Previously, host David McKibbin sat down with Philip Middleton Williams, author of plays such as The Hunter, Can’t Live Without You and All Together Now. They talked about how his education and life experience shaped his artistic endeavors as a playwright and theatre scholar, along with his personal interactions with writers such as Lanford Wilson and Robert Anderson. This week, they go into greater depth discussing how Philip got the acting bug as a teenager, and the vulnerable experiences that inspired his plays The House by the Side of the Road and A Tree Grows in Longmont.

Watch Silver Tongued Stages' production of A Tree Grows in Longmont on YouTube.