Sunday Night Supper

Sunday Night Supper

By Critical Point TheatreSociety & CultureArtsPerforming Arts
Download on the App Store

Sunday Night Supper episodes

  • SNS #32: Seven Deadly Sins (Part 1)

    The statue of limitations has passed, and the person I’m speaking of is dead, so… I think it should be safe to tell. – Kathy

    https://theatrecpt.wordpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/10/sns-sins1.mp3

    Andrew explores the Seven Deadly Sins by trying to find examples of them in everyday stories, in part one of this two part exploration of the tempting moments of life.

    Click to view slideshow.

    Appetizer:

    Andrew plays a clip from a subway trip to Coney Island, and explains his fascination with the Seven Deadly Sins by comparing them to the Ten Commandments.

    First Course: Burning Greed

    Ben Hamm from The Secret Room Podcast shares a story from a woman named Kathy, about her former husband’s strong reaction to the news of his impending doom.
    (Starts at 5:25)

    You can listen to The Secret Room on iTunes and follow them on Twitter

    Second Course: Three Scenes of Wrath

    At their recent retreat, the Critical Point Theatre ensemble created a play in one hour all about what makes us mad. We share three scenes of that play, performed by Alexis Baker, Trevor Scott, and Vanessa Bretas.
    (Starts at 21:05)

    Third Course: A Vegetarian Goes to the Glutton Contest

    We return to the July 4th trip to Coney Island to watch the Nathan’s Famous Hot Dog Eating Contest. The details of the event are reported through the eyes of recent New Yorker and Vegetarian, Will Jennings.
    (Starts at 30:00)

    Fourth Course: King of the Sloths!

    Actors Matthew Schott and Isaac Allen Miller dramatically read the top responses to a thread on the message board website, Reddit, asking “What is the laziest thing you’ve ever done?”
    (Starts at 41:45)

    Produced by Exectuive Director Julia Katz, Podcast Production Manager Chelsea Rugg, and Podcast Head Honcho Andrew Terrance Kaberline

    Hosted, Written, and Edited by Andrew Terrance Kaberline

    Today’s episode featured stories, reporting, and acting from Ben Hamm & Dahlia Beta, “Kathy,”

    Alexis Baker, Trevor Scott, Vanessa Bretas, Andrew Terrance Kaberline, Chelsea Rugg, Will Jennings,
    Matthew Schott, and Isaac Allen Miller.

    Subscribe to Sunday Night Supper on iTunes


    The opening and closing theme for Sunday Night Supper are by Podington Bear. This episode also featured the song “After Burning A,” by Lobo Loco

    WANT MORE FROM CRITICAL POINT THEATRE?
    OF COURSE YOU DO!
    SUBSCRIBE TO OUR PODCASTS ON ITUNES. 
    VISIT OUR WEBSITE. 
    DONATE TO OUR WORK
    0 min
  • SNS #31: This Is Me Now

     

    “Yeah, so spoiler alert humans, even if you’re in a queer relationship, you still spend all your time talking about the bedspread”

    – Reilly O’ Connor

    Andrew turns over hosting duties to Sammi Santini, who delves into the life of Reilly O’ Connor and hears from some of the most important people in her life, all relaying tales about the maddening experience of redefining who you are as a person.

    https://theatrecpt.wordpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/09/sns-menow.mp3

    Appetizer: Sammi in Seattle

    Andrew recalls the recent recording session from Seattle, and then passes along the duties as host to the person most qualified to talk about that night, Sammi Santini.

    Reilly & Nikson

    First Course: Finding the “Me,” in Mija

    Aunt Judy talks about relocating herself from New York to Texas, learning the lay of the land, and finding love.
    (Starts at 4:30)

    Second Course: Loving Everybody; And Yourself

    Reilly takes the stage and talks through her sexuality and mental health, leading to a group discussion.
    (Starts at 14:00)

    Third Course: This is Us, Now

    Reilly and Nikson take us through their courtship and thoughts on the difficulties and rewards of jumping into a new kind of relationship for the both of them.
    (Starts at 23:50)

    The Night They Met

     

    Produced by Exectuive Director Julia Katz, Podcast Production Manager Chelsea Rugg, and Podcast Head Honcho Andrew Terrance Kaberline

    Hosted and Written by Sammi Santini

    Edited by Andrew Terrance Kaberline

    Today’s episode featured stories from Reilly O’ Connor,

    Nikson Matthews and Judy Dickey

    Subscribe to Sunday Night Supper on iTunes


    The opening and closing theme for Sunday Night Supper are by Podington Bear

    Check Out Season Two of

    The Secret Room

    Where people share true stories they’ve never shared with anyone else before!


    You can listen to the show on iTunes
    OR share your own secret, here

    WANT MORE FROM CRITICAL POINT THEATRE?
    OF COURSE YOU DO!
    SUBSCRIBE TO OUR PODCASTS ON ITUNES. 
    VISIT OUR WEBSITE. 
    DONATE TO OUR WORK
    0 min
  • SNS #30: Page Turner

    Stevie washes the dishes, but Adam Page would just throw them out the window…

    – Stevie Woltz

    Andrew interviews Stevie Woltz, the man behind Ring Of Honor Pro Wrestler Adam Page, about how he decided to become a pro wrestler, and how he recently blew up his life.

     

    https://theatrecpt.wordpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/sns30_blowup.mp3

     

    Appetizer: Blowing Up Your Life

    Andrew thinks back to this time last year when he was winning big in Atlantic City, and contemplates the steps to becoming a professional poker player. For some insight and encouragement, Andrew decides to take a look at someone who has successfully reinvented himself, a friend he met in a film class who made a pro wrestling documentary, and went on to do so much more.

    Hangman Page

    First Course: Stevie Meets Adam

    Stevie Woltz was a dreamer from a young age. Here, we listen to his road to becoming a professional wrestler/teacher, how he balances his two personas, and there’s even a love story!
    (Starts at 5:45)

    Second Course: Adam Meets Japan

    Stevie gets a call that changes his life, and sends him promptly to the other side of the world for a tour with New Japan Pro Wrestling. While a great opportunity, how will Stevie cope with everything that he is leaving behind, and how will he thrive in an foreign environment?
    (Starts at 23:22)

    Dessert:

    Andrew reflects on what it means to boldly blow up your life, as Stevie gives some sage wisdom for all of those at home who might want to try (Starts at 43:45)

    To see Stevie wrestle live near you,

    go to Ring Of Honor’s website and click events.

    If you are in the New York area, you can watch Stevie at

    Field of Honor 2016

    SATURDAY, AUGUST 27TH, 2016
    MCU PARK
    1904 SURF AVENUE
    BROOKLYN, NEW YORK
    STARTING AT 6PM
    Stevie and bride to be, Amanda

    Produced by Exectuive Director Julia Katz, Podcast Production Manager Chelsea Rugg, and Podcast Head Honcho Andrew Terrance Kaberline

    Hosted, Written, and Edited by Andrew Terrance Kaberline

    Today’s episode featured stories from Stevie Woltz

    Subscribe to Sunday Night Supper on iTunes


    The opening and closing theme for Sunday Night Supper are by Podington Bear

    Tracks: “Bit Rio” and “60’s Quiz Show”

    All of Podington Bear’s music can be found, here

    WANT MORE FROM CRITICAL POINT THEATRE?
    OF COURSE YOU DO!
    SUBSCRIBE TO OUR PODCASTS ON ITUNES. 
    VISIT OUR WEBSITE. 
    DONATE TO OUR WORK
    0 min
  • SNS Update and Promo

    Podcast Head Honcho, Andrew Terrance Kaberline gives an update on where we are in the creative process. ALSO, a short preview for next sunday’s new episode on the joys of blowing up your life!

    https://theatrecpt.wordpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/bulletpromo.mp3

    This preview is by way of heel promo from the star of next week’s episode, professional wreslter Hangman Page

     

    0 min
  • SNS #29: Let’s Get Broad (LIVE)

    I don’t think I can use magic to get this woman off the hood of my car because, well, I’m just not very good at magic.- Andrew Terrance Kaberline

    LIVE from Cornerstone Studios, as part of the Uptown Arts Stroll, Andrew invites the audience to join in the fun as we go through two stories about how to broaden your horizons.

    https://theatrecpt.wordpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/sns29_live.mp3
    Live Appetizer

    Appetizer:

    Andrew welcomes the crowd with a recap of how he turned himself into an obnoxious ten year old film snob, by way of broadening his horizons through Turner Classic Movies, and being introduced to Hitchcock’s Vertigo.

    First Course: A Driver’s Education

    Andrew recounts his experience with driver’s education, his mysterious instructor Roger, and the horrifying first time driving with his license that no amount of practice could’ve prepared him for.
    (Starts at 3:25)

    Second Course: Do You Wanna Go Out, Or Whatever?

    Matthew Schott returns to the show to explain one stand out experience of trying to be more proactive with the way he approaches the opposite sex. It’s a great disaster date type story, that promises to be very metal while taking place at the local Borders Bookstore.
    (Starts at 11:00)

    Toast:

    Andrew encourages the live audience to lift their drinks, as they toast for their appreciation of seeking out new art. (Starts at 22:00)

     

    Hosted, Written, and Edited by Andrew Terrance Kaberline

    Recorded by Chelsea Rugg

    CPT Crew at Uptown Arts

    Featuring Andrew Terrance Kaberline and Matthew Schott

    Produced by Julia Katz, Chelsea Rugg,

    and Andrew Terrance Kaberline

    Subscribe to Sunday Night Supper on iTunes


    The opening and closing theme for Sunday Night Supper are by Podington Bear

    Tracks: “Bit Rio” and “60’s Quiz Show”

    All of Podington Bear’s music can be found, here

    WANT MORE FROM CRITICAL POINT THEATRE? OF COURSE YOU DO.
    SUBSCRIBE TO OUR PODCASTS ON ITUNES. 
    VISIT OUR WEBSITE. 
    DONATE TO OUR WORK
    0 min
  • SNS #28: This Must Be The Place

    I forced myself to have some sort of meaningful introspection, while standing at the edge of a lake where I made out with a girl once…and it felt so fake.- Matthew Schott

    Amidst new changes in parent’s life, Andrew listens to stories about how we determine where Home is, and tries to hone in on a definition of “Home.”

    https://theatrecpt.wordpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/sns28_home.mp3

    Appetizer:

    Andrew explores the qualities of the cult favorite, The Home Place Restaurant, and experiences his own frustrations with the idea of home.

    This Way To Adventure

    First Course: Home…Is Where I Want To Be

    Matt Schott hears a base definition of home, from ex-pat and Reddit friend Michael Morale. Then Matt recounts his attempts at saying goodbye to the places he’s called home
    (Starts at 06:30)


    Second Course: Home Shopping

    Sammi Santini shares her experience of being an army brat who never had a real home base. Hear how she managed to settle into a place in her adult life.
    (Starts at 23:25)

    Home Place Food

    Dessert: Retiring Home

    Andrew takes all the ideas about what home is, and declares a winner after a phone call with his father.
    (Starts at 34:45)

     

     

    Hosted, Written, and Edited by Andrew Terrance Kaberline

    Recorded by Andrew Terrance Kaberline and Sammi Santini

    Featuring Matthew Schott, Sammi Santini, Allen Kaberline, Michael Morale, Kate Griggs, and Lindsey Sandifer

    Produced by Julia Katz, Chelsea Rugg,

    and Andrew Terrance Kaberline

    Subscribe to Sunday Night Supper on iTunes

    Home Place

    The opening and closing theme for Sunday Night Supper are by Podington Bear

    Tracks: “Bit Rio” and “60’s Quiz Show”

    All of Podington Bear’s music can be found, here

    This episode also featured “This Must Be The Place,” by the Talking Heads,

    and covered by The Lumineers, as well as a cover of “Holiday Road” by Matt Pond PA.

     

    WANT MORE FROM CRITICAL POINT THEATRE? OF COURSE YOU DO.
    SUBSCRIBE TO OUR PODCASTS ON ITUNES. 
    VISIT OUR WEBSITE. 
    DONATE TO OUR WORK
    0 min
  • SNS #27: Not My Crowd

    “People were so stoked to see my running…I didn’t know why… I guess they were just so excited to see something new and different”- Samantha Jeffreys

    In this episode we explore moments of life where we find ourselves to be the one who is different amongst many likeminded people. Stories of what it’s like to mix with your not-so-usual crowd.

    https://theatrecpt.wordpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/sns27_notmycrowd.mp3

    Teaser:

    Andrew recounts a recent bar trivia night, where he and Chelsea decided to add a stranger to their team.

    First Course: Sam, The Immortal Mythical Creature

    While in Liberia with the Peace Corps, Sam Jeffreys realizes that she might be the first person like herself to ever be introduced to the community.
    (Starts at 03:15)

    Sam and her students

    Second Course: New Best Friends

    Brett Henson gives us an account of busted plans on vacation, leading to new friendships, wild happenings, and drinking…lots of drinking.
    (Starts at 12:00)

    Trump Protest Signage

     

     

    Third Course: Where is the Love?

    Sam Jeffreys returns to provide analysis of both sides of the party lines, after her recent attendance of a Trump rally/protest.
    (Starts at 19:40)

     

     

    PLEASE HELP US WITH OUR NEW PLAY,

    PHREAKING!

    DONATE TO OUR INDIEGOGO HERE

    Hosted, Written, and Edited by Andrew Terrance Kaberline

    Recorded by Samantha Jeffreys and Sammi Santini

    Featuring Samantha Jefferys and Brett Henson

    Produced by Julia Katz, Chelsea Rugg,

    and Andrew Terrance Kaberline

    Subscribe to Sunday Night Supper on iTunes

    The opening and closing theme for Sunday Night Supper are by Podington Bear

    Tracks: “Bit Rio” and “60’s Quiz Show”

    Other Podington Bear tracks in this episode include:

    Oui, Floating, Huah, Chipper Dan

    All of Podington Bear’s music can be found, here

     

    WANT MORE FROM CRITICAL POINT THEATRE? OF COURSE YOU DO.
    SUBSCRIBE TO OUR PODCASTS ON ITUNES. 
    VISIT OUR WEBSITE. 
    DONATE TO OUR WORK
    0 min
  • SNS #26: Ladies First’s

    “I had never met anyone else who was going through what I was, and then suddenly it was like I walked into a whole room full of them”- Jackie Mullen

    In the third and final (for now) installment of our internet-to-real life saga, we get a few stories from females detailing their early teenage experiences on the world wide web.

    https://theatrecpt.wordpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/sns26_irl3.mp3

     

    Yes. This is a Rip Stick

    First Course: Interstate Love Song

    Erin Mannion shares a story about the time an older acquaintance from an internet forum showed up, out of the blue, at her Dad’s house.
    (Starts at 02:30)

    Second Course: Luker

    Jackie Mullen reflects on her first time dipping her toes on an internet forum, and the moment that she decided to go from bystander to poster.
    (Starts at 8:05)

    Toast: Back To The Diamond Mine

    Andrew gives the listeners an update on Lance Diamond. Since our story ran a little less than a month ago, Lance has again found himself being called a porn star by a talk show host
    (Starts at 12:00)

    PLEASE HELP US WITH OUR NEW PLAY,

    PHREAKING!

    DONATE TO OUR INDIEGOGO HERE

    Hosted, Written, and Edited by Andrew Terrance Kaberline

    Recorded by Matthew Schott and Jackie Mullen

    Featuring Erin Mannion, Jackie Mullen, and Lance Diamond

    Produced by Julia Katz, Chelsea Rugg,

    and Andrew Terrance Kaberline

    Subscribe to Sunday Night Supper on iTunes

    The opening and closing theme for Sunday Night Supper are by Podington Bear

    Tracks: “Bit Rio” and “60’s Quiz Show”

    Other Podington Bear tracks in this episode include:

    Lip Gloss, Disco Sheik, Rain On Glass,

     

    WANT MORE FROM CRITICAL POINT THEATRE? OF COURSE YOU DO.
    SUBSCRIBE TO OUR PODCASTS ON ITUNES. 
    VISIT OUR WEBSITE. 
    DONATE TO OUR WORK
    0 min
  • SNS: Mother’s Day, Revisited

    “I knew my Mom was a very strong woman, but, I’m floored by how strong she really had to be to give birth three times.”- Amanda Fain

    We revisit last year’s Mother’s Day episode featuring the Kaberline clan, and take a look at how that family has expanded in size and statuses since last year.

    https://theatrecpt.wordpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/sns-revisitmothersday.mp3

    Appetizer: Calling All Siblings

    Andrew reminds the listener of what transpired last year to create the plan of having the Kaberline siblings surprise their mother with a podcast of stories about how much she means to them.

    First Course: Road Rules

    Matthew Kaberline and Amanda Fain (née Kaberline) both share stories about important road trips with their mother, and how she helped them pick a path in life. (Starts at 02:40)

    Second Course: It’s My Party, I’ll Be Blind If I Want To

    Andrew tells of a time when his mother had to go to great lengths to get her stubborn child to his surprise birthday party, no matter how difficult he made it. (Starts at 19:27)

    Dessert: Maternal Updates

    Andrew talks briefly with Amanda and Jo Anne Kaberline, to get their thoughts on their new credentials as a mother and grandmother respectively. (Starts at 29:10)

    PLEASE HELP US WITH OUR NEW PLAY,

    PHREAKING!

    DONATE TO OUR INDIEGOGO HERE

    Hosted, Written, and Edited by Andrew Terrance Kaberline

    Featuring Andrew Terrance Kaberline, Matthew Kaberline, Amanda Fain, and Jo Anne Kaberline

    Produced by Julia Katz, Chelsea Rugg,

    and Andrew Terrance Kaberline

    Subscribe to Sunday Night Supper on iTunes

    The opening and closing theme for Sunday Night Supper are byPodington Bear

    Tracks: “Bit Rio” and “60’s Quiz Show”

     

    WANT MORE FROM CRITICAL POINT THEATRE? OF COURSE YOU DO.
    SUBSCRIBE TO OUR PODCASTS ON ITUNES. 
    VISIT OUR WEBSITE. 
    DONATE TO OUR WORK

     

    0 min
  • SNS: Mother’s Day, Revisited
    “I knew my Mom was a very strong woman, but, I’m floored by how strong she really had to be to give birth three times.”- Amanda Fain We revisit last year’s Mother’s Day episode featuring the Kaberline clan, and take a look at how that family has expanded in size and statuses since last year. […]
    37 min