Actress Kacie Adams joins us to discuss auditions: are they useful, can they be better, and when do they provoke Kacie to weep openly. 

Learn more about Kacie nowhere, for she is a woman of mystery. 

Production Meeting is the only show about creating independent theater wherever you are with whatever you have!

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Steven's a Trafmalogorian, and theater business as well. 

Steven and Aaron check-in on the break-up show roughly halfway through it's initial writing process. What's working, what's not, and where should they go from here? 

Production Meeting is the only show about creating independent theater wherever you are with whatever you have! 

Support the show at venmo: @Pronoia or paypal.me/pronoiatheater

To exist, theaters need money. This money can come from outside the organization in the form of its owners supporting it directly, but most people would prefer the the company be able to support itself. 

Today on Production Meeting we explore the seven ways theaters can make money, the trade-offs inherent in pursuing any of them to the detriment of the others, and how Pronoia interacts with each of those seven methods. 

Production Meet is the only show about producing independent theater wherever you are with whatever you have. If you want to support the show you can do so at paypal.me/pronoiatheater or venmo: @pronoia.

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At the beginning of the year Steven and Aaron set out ten goals each for Pronoia's coming year. Now halfway through, how are they doing? They discuss what goals no longer seem relevant, what they can cross off, and why Aaron has a hard time beleving that people respect him. 

Production Meeting is the only show about creating independent theater wherever you are with whatever you have. You can support the show at paypal.me/pronoiatheater or venmo: @Pronoia.

June was a month chock-a-block with shows from Pronoia Theater! Between our first live performance in over a year to the ambitious God Kings III, we did a lot of things in a short amount of time. 

Aaron and Steven discuss community, writing, being rusty, and gauging audience reaction as they dive into this important month in the company. 

Production Meeting is the only show about creating independent theater wherever you are with whatever you have. If you'd like to support the show you can do so at paypal.me/pronoiatheater or venmo: @pronoia. 

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After slaying the 2020 DPS Book club in one swoop Aaron takes a quarterly approach and limits himself to talking about only seven plays this time around. It’s not without its technical pitfalls though! 

Time for a new kind of Double Platinum! While most of these episodes exploring the creation of a new sketch show are retrospective: explaining the process of coming up with the idea and how it turned out, this episode sees Aaron narrating his outline process as it happens in real (edited) time! 

We interrupt your previously scheduled Production Meeting to bring you breaking news: we’re doing a live show! On June 5th we’re joining Ophelia’s Rope in a benefit for Cone Man Running in a real place with actual people. 

BUT we don’t know what we’re doing yet, so Aaron and Steven take an hour to discuss what they can offer to this entertainment starved crowd. Lots of ideas are thrown around, we land on the one that costs Aaron the most and everyone leaves home different than they were before. 

Production Meeting is the only show about creating independent theater wherever you are with whatever you have. If you’d like to support the show you can do so at paypal.me/pronoiatheater or venmo: @pronoia.

Double Platinum is the series within Production Meeting that tracks the writing process of a show in the middle of the writing process! 

The Stunt show is slowly adding scenes. Aaron discusses the thoughts behind the second sketch based off the Barenaked Ladie's song Alcohol and how to back into an idea that still fits your theme. 

Production Meeting is the only show about creating independent theater wherever you are with whatever you have! 

If you want to support Pronoia Theater you can do so at paypal.me/Pronoiatheater or venmo: @Pronoia

Before an episode of Space Train gets written Aaron and Steven outline it to make sure the story works. Join them in outlining an upcoming episode from season 2!