Play On! Podcast

Play On! Podcast

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Play On! Podcast episodes

  • Ep. 16: Christopher Liam Moore
    Director of Boeing Boeing during the 2014 Fall Season at the Utah Shakespeare Festival, Christopher Liam Moore, discusses his recent role in All the Way on Broadway with Bryan Cranston, his work from screen to stage, and directing his first play with the Utah Shakespeare Festival.


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  • Ep. 15: Jo Winiarski
    Jo Winiarski, Scenic Designer for Boeing Boeing and Sherlock Holmes: The Final Adventure during the 2014 Fall Season, discusses the process of beginning her designs, the differences between theatre and television design, and advice for aspiring designers.


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  • Ep. 14 Special: Outtakes 2014 Summer Season
    This special outtakes episode includes uncut conversations with various guests on the Play On podcast this 2014 Summer Season at the Utah Shakespeare Festival. Brian Vaughn discusses singing, Brad Carroll tells a story about directing Les Mis, Quinn Mattfeld and Grant Goodman share what working with the writer of a play as an actor is like, and Henry Woronicz and Steve Wojtas tell us what they think about type casting. Share with us what you think about the podcast. Copy this link to complete the 2-minute survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/playonpodcast


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  • Ep. 13: Erika Haaland and Zack Powell
    Actors Erika Haaland and Zack Powell, playing respectively Isabella and Claudio in Measure for Measure, Adriana Servant and Sebastian in Twelfth Night with Erika also playing Lady Percy in Henry IV Part One, discuss women in theatre and the relevance and themes of Measure for Measure.

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  • Ep. 12: Henry Woronicz and Steve Wojtas
    Actors Henry Woronicz and Steve Wojtas, playing respectively Sir John Falstaff and Hotspur in Henry IV Part One and Escalus and Angelo in Measure for Measure, discuss their roles in the 2014 Season at the Utah Shakespeare Festival including the themes of Henry IV Part One and Measure for Measure and connections between their characters.


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  • Ep. 11: Aaron Galligan-Stierle and Sam Clein
    Actor Aaron Galligan-Stierle and Music Director Sam Clein discuss their roles in the 2014 Season at the Utah Shakespeare Festival including the creation of the music for Twelfth Night, the musicality of Shakespeare's text, and how they both got involved in theatre.
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  • Ep. 10: Misty Cotton and Deanna Ott
    Actors Misty Cotton and Deanna Ott discuss their roles, the Witch and Little Red in Into the Woods, during the 2014 Season at the Utah Shakespeare Festival, their decision to become professional performers, as well as their views of Grimm’s fairy tales.
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  • Ep. 9: Rick Peeples and Nell Geisslinger
    Actors Rick Peeples and Nell Geisslinger discuss their roles, Sir Toby Belch and Viola/Cesario in Twelfth Night and Egeon in Comedy of Errors and Fanny Dashwood in Sense and Sensibility, during the 2014 Season at the Utah Shakespeare Festival, how they came into theatre, and advice for those being first introduced to Shakespeare plays.
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  • Ep. 8: Quinn Mattfeld and Grant Goodman
    Actors Quinn Mattfeld and Grant Goodman discuss their roles, Sir Andrew Aguecheek and Orsino in Twelfth Night and Edward Ferrars and Colonel Brandon in Sense and Sensibility, during the 2014 Season at the Utah Shakespeare Festival, how they decided to become professional actors, and insights into Shakespeare's plays.


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  • Ep. 7: Fred C. Adams and Josh Stavros
    Founder, Fred C. Adams, and Associate Education Director, Josh Stavros, Co-Directors of the Greenshow during the 2014 Season at the Utah Shakespeare Festival, discuss collaborating in a return to the traditional Greenshow format of years past, the history of the Greenshow, and how they both began in theatre.
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