Ann Interviews Tom Mayhall Rastrelli, from the Statesman Journal. Also, an interview with Tara Lee, director of 'Anything Goes' at Sprague High School, one of my favorite shows-

Ann talks with folks from the Pentacle's upcoming production of "Masha and Sonia and Vanya and Spike" and also folks from Keizer Homegrown Theatre's tremendously successful Always, Patsy Cline-which was such a hit last May, that they are bringing it bac, as well as a drop in with Ellen Lewis, who is having a playwrighting workshop with Theatre 33!

Ann talks about Mary Poppins, the fund-raiser at the Pentacle-

Jay Gipson-King talkls about the Salem Theatre Network, Susan Coromel and I talk about the reading that Theatre 33 is doing this weekend, and Marian Scadden will tell us all about the exciting new musical she is doing-Distant Serenade

Ann talks about these great two local shows.

Ann interviews the folks from "And The Snow Falls", an exciting radio project being recorded locally. Now if we only knew of a radio station that could possibly play it...

Ann Interviews Emmet Cahill. You might know Emmet, from his days with Celtic Thunder-but he went to the Royal Irish Academy of Music, and I hope to show you how beautifully he sings musical theater classics. The discussion is about a new musical called The Bloody Irish! on OPB here in Oregon and on PBS everywhere.

Ann and Guests discuss The Pentacle's The Addams Family, and Doubt a Parable, at Keizer Homegrown Theatre.

Ann interviews Jenni Bertels of 'Dead Man's Cell Phone' at the Verona Studio. I saw the show last night and it was great! And also I'd like to thank my guest Jonathan Cole, director of 'bobrauschenbergamerica' opening next week at Willamette. Have a wonderful run, and good luck as you enter tech week....