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The Rep
By Oregon Shakespeare FestivalArts
The Rep episodes
- 1 hr 21 min
- Episode 16: Actor Jordan BarbourAn interview with actor Jordan Barbour, who is appearing as Mark Antony in this season’s production of "Julius Caesar" and the Beast in "Disney’s Beauty and the Beast."48 min
- Episode 15: Actress Jennie GreenberryAn interview with actor Jennie Greenberry, who is appearing as Belle in "Disney’s Beauty and the Beast" and various roles in “The Merry Wives of Windsor."43 min
- Episode 14: Fight Director U. Jonathan ToppoAn interview with actor and resident fight director U. Jonathan Toppo, currently appearing in “Shakespeare in Love” and “The Merry Wives of Windsor.”41 min
- Episode 13: Interview with Torrie AllenAn interview OSF’s director of development Torrie Allen , who talks about his previous career as an opera and musical theatre singer, and his transition to the other side of the spotlight as an arts executive.1 hr
- Episode 12: Playwright Randy ReinholzEpisode 12: OSF senior editor Catherine Foster interviews Off the Rails playwright Randy Reinholz, the creator of OSF’s first-ever play by a Native American writer, opening July 30 in the Angus Bowmer Theatre.30 min
- Episode 10: Actor Michele MaisAn interview with actor Michele Mais, who is appearing as Mistress Quickly and Ensemble in this season’s productions of "Henry IV, Part One" and "Henry IV, Part Two.Please note this podcast contains some social/political commentary.43 min
- Episode 9: Actor Lauren ModicaAn interview with actor Lauren Modica, who is appearing as Peto, Glendower and Ensemble in this season’s productions of "Henry IV, Part One" and "Henry IV, Part Two."42 min
- Episode 8: Actor Daniel José Molina“Actor Daniel José Molina talks about playing Prince Hal in this season’s Henry IV, Parts One and Two, and looks ahead to Henry V in 2018.”1 hr 10 min
- Episode 7: Playwright Luis AlfaroA podcast interview with the Oregon Shakespeare Festival's resident playwright Luis Alfaro, author of this season's "Mojada: A Medea in Los Angeles."58 min
About The Rep
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The Oregon Shakespeare Festival (OSF) is a nationally renowned theatre arts organization that presents an eight-month season of up to 11 plays that include works by Shakespeare as well as a mix of classics, musicals, and world-premiere plays and musicals. OSF’s play commissioning programs, which include American Revolutions: the United States History Cycle, have generated works that have been produced on Broadway, internationally, and at regional, community and high school theatres across the country.
OSF invites and welcomes everyone, and believes the inclusion of diverse people, ideas, cultures and traditions enriches both our insights into the work we present on stage and our relationships with each other. OSF is committed to equity and diversity in all areas of our work and in our audiences.
OSF’s mission statement: “Inspired by Shakespeare’s work and the cultural richness of the United States, we reveal our collective humanity through illuminating interpretations of new and classic plays, deepened by the kaleidoscope of rotating repertory.”