<p>This week on Pardo's Turn, I was lucky to have on Eric Ulloa to sing an excerpt from "The Gun Song," from Sondheim and Weidman's ASSASSINS. As the author of 26 Pebbles who recently played Jud Fry in Oklahoma at Theatre Under the Stars, his perspective is illuminating and fresh; we also have a great chat about diversity on stage, and his time with ON YOUR FEET!</p>

This week on Pardo's Turn, I was lucky to have on Eric Ulloa to sing an excerpt from "The Gun Song," from Sondheim and Weidman's ASSASSINS. As the author of 26 Pebbles who recently played Jud Fry in Oklahoma at Theatre Under the Stars, his perspective is illuminating and fresh; we also have a great chat about diversity on stage, and his time with ON YOUR FEET!

<p>This week on Pardo's Turn, I was lucky to have on Eric Ulloa&nbsp;to sing an excerpt from "The Gun Song," from Sondheim and Weidman's ASSASSINS. As the author of 26 Pebbles who recently played Jud Fry in Oklahoma at Theatre Under the Stars, his perspective is illuminating and fresh; we also have a great chat about diversity on stage, and his time with ON YOUR FEET!</p>

"The Gun Song" with Eric Ulloa

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