Change. Life in the theater is always about getting ready to travel to the next show. But can it work if both husband and wife act? Join us as we talk with Adrianne Hick and Andrew Foote. They're making marriage and show biz work!

Toneisha Harris was the runner-up on The Voice in 2020. Hear her fascinating description of what happens behind the scenes. Toneisha tells us successes on The Voice have given her confidence on the stage.

The Rave-Ons are a nationally touring Buddy Holly and the Crickets tribute act. Todd Meredith entertains and teaches. He tells us Buddy Holly influenced the Beatles. He'll be at the Riverside Center for the Performing Arts on October 5th.

You may know her from "In the Heights, " or the singing voice of Abuela Alma in “Encanto. Olga Merediz talks with us about being born and Cuba and the impact of having to flee the country as a child. She's produced a documentary based on her real life events.

Salisbury, Maryland native Toneisha Harris initially planned to compete in "The Voice" in 2012. But a family crisis pushed it back to 2020. Hear her story. She'll be in "Ghost-The Musical-"this fall at the Riverside Center for the Performing Arts. COVID has changed one of the performers. COVID continues to impact the arts.

Sally Struthers reflects on 50+ years in entertainment. From TV to movies to the stage. She talks about the role of a celebrity. She spends much of her time now acting and enjoys interacting with each community where she’s performing. Struthers also describes a conversation with Rob Reiner during a taping of "All in the Family" that changed her attitude about acting.

From the small local productions to Broadway, Patrick A’Hearn of the Riverside Center for the Performing Arts in Fredericksburg, Virginia, explores the excitement felt throughout the theater community after months of COVID shutdowns. What’s it like to be back on stage? What has changed in this post-COVID world and what remains the same?