Rob and Dan's Podcast

Rob discusses choreographing Nutcrackers of the past, and performing in them; Dan makes bad entrances; Dan closes domestic violence and auditions the 29th iteration of MARY. Same old, same old.

Rob decries the on stage pocket, Dan finds new inspiration from an old scenario.

Rob and Dan journey into the realm of the effect of sonic ectoplasm on the creative process. Yeah, really. You should listen to this one.

We thought. you might like to hear some of the pieces being presented for Domestic Violence Awareness Month [October] at the Elk City Playhouse the weekend of October 11-13. Good stuff.

Rob talks about dance and words, Dan talks about divorcing himself from the artistic mind for three months and failing. We both discuss the temptation of trying to repeat past performance triumphs. A good show.

Rob's updates on doing 5 Nutcrackers this season, Dan's slacking with only two productions this fall,

Rob searches for the core morality of hate, Dan discussed death threats to past productions. Plus updates on Rob's 5 Nutcrackers this year, and Dan's upcoming production of "Why We Stayed." A fun time was had by all!

Rob talks about his adventure in 30 years of performing and setting The Nutcracker. Dan extols the virtues of teaching the art and finding the artists. And we both wonder about the future landscape of our artistic worlds.

Rob talks of Vermont journeys. Dan talks about art sans technique. Both talk about new adventures and this summer's exploits. Actually pretty exciting, all things considered.

On stage at the Elk City Playhouse, while our friend Ted finishes up the Marquee lights out front. Rob and Dan talk about new projects, wonder if a ballet based on the Scarpelli-Kehde opera Mercy is feasible. Rob leaves for two more weeks of teaching up north. Dan just keeps getting older...