Theatrewolf Podcast

Theatrewolf Podcast

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Theatrewolf Podcast episodes

  • Episode 18 - Noah DeLuna-Allen - High End Systems, Hog Factor, Man of Many Hats

    Noah DeLuna-Allen - has been a part of the industry since the 10th grade of high school. 10 years later, Noah is a product support specialist for High End Systems/ETC. Where he provides console support, among other things like travel, Hog 4 training, tradeshows, show site programming, fixture shootouts, installs and pretty much whatever or wherever his console knowledge is needed. Noah "Wears Many Hats" and enjoys being on his toes in a constantly evolving industry. In his spare time, Noah is a freelance LD and programmer for several venues in Austin and Dallas area. Noah also provides previsualization and drafting services. Noah received his Associates in Arts from Richland College, and his Bachelor's in Fine Arts from Texas State University.

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    58 min
  • Episode 17 - Pj Carruth - MA Programmer, Timecode, Macros

    PJ has worked in live events since he was 16. He currently lives in Los Angeles and is part of the Duck Lights team as a lighting designer and timecode programmer. PJ works with a wide range of artists, including Zedd, Angels & Airwaves, SHAED, Stick To Your Guns, and Polyphia. PJ is a proud Eagle Scout and has a bachelor's degree in applied physics from BYU.

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    1 hr 7 min
  • Episode 16 - Matty Kelbaugh - Wardrobe, Touring, Learning

    Matthew Kelbaugh - "Matty" is a proud member of IATSE for over 22 years. Matty has toured extensively throughout North American, visiting all states at least once. He started touring as a Wardrobe supervisor with the Bus and Truck company of "Carousel", from there to he joined Joseph and The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat , Cats, started We Will Rock You, Mary Poppins , Copacabana, Cabaret, Love Never Dies, Phantom of the Opera, and Anastasia. He is supported on the road by his husband Curtis and from home his 13yr old Chihuahua "Sissy"

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    42 min
  • Episode 15 - Ryan Pervola - Stagehand, Lighting, Teamwork

    Ryan Pervola has been working backstage on shows since he was in 4th grade. Graduating from Towson University's theatre dept in 2009, he's a proud member of IATSE Local 19 since 2010, a resident LD and programmer for Merriweather Post Pavillion, L2 for Ring of Honor Wrestling, and former stage manager and spew slave for the Gwar-BQ hosted by the band Gwar.

    53 min
  • Episode 14 - Rick Wolff - ETC Customer Service, Fred Foster, Star Wars

    Rick Wolff is twenty-three-year veteran of ETC with many client-facing positions in Customer Service, Demo, and Events. After an almost twelve-year stint as the Hospitality Coordinator providing tours of the ETC facility, managing merch/SWAG as well as Corporate Events, he recently moved into IT to help support development efforts of new online business software and internal CRM. Known industry-wide for his high energy and fun tours of ETC, he accomplished his 1,500th customer tour last December. His goofy and theatrical inner nerd with merchandise led to creative offerings such as the now-famous Source 4 pillow, Eos console USB, and amazingly comfortable line of clothing that are ETC fan favorites. He credits his upbeat personality and "fun" mentality from the mentorship of the late Fred Foster who founded ETC. An alumnus of the University of Wisconsin-Madison, Rick is a rabid Badger fan and former member of the UW Band. With three adult children independently growing their lives, Rick enjoys time as an empty nester with his wife Valerie and two dogs on their lake property in rural Wisconsin.

    1 hr 5 min
  • Episode 13 - Nikolas Gonzalez - Props, Touring, Experiences

    Nikolas Gonzalez is a props artisan and touring prop master. Graduating from Southern Utah University, he's been fortunate enough to have worked in various region/summer stock theatres, including USF, OSF, Milwaukee Rep, and Pioneer Theatre. Nikolas joined his first tour, The Bodyguard The Musical, and has been thankful for everything touring brings. He enjoys hiking, drawing, sculpting, painting, and trying new experiences (currently learning how to cook and bake real food)

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    56 min
  • Episode 12 - Suzayn MacKenzie-Roy - Production Stage Manager, Mother, Communication

    Suzayn MacKenzie-Roy is a Production Stage Manager who has worked on touring shows for 9 out of the last 12 years. She took two years off from touring to teach. She is happy to return to the road following the birth of her son, Sosuke. Favorite touring credits with Troika include Annie (national and international), Mike Tyson: Undisputed Truth, and three years of Fiddler on the Roof. She is a SUNY Oswego Alum, has a husband, Knathan, and a cat liily. PSM mom, #sosukeontour

    1 hr 3 min
  • Episode 11 - Greg Brewster - Lighting, Professor, Lights on Jacob Lane

    Toured nationally with Disney on Ice (The Wizard of Oz, 100 years of Disney Magic), Thomas The Train, Dora The Explorer, Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, 25th Anniversary Production of Les Miserables and many others. Greg has lighting designed theatre and dance productions from NY to Boston including The Addams Family, Les Miserables, Once On This Island, Beauty & The Beast, Young Frankenstein, The Wizard of Oz, The Wedding Singer, Damn Yankees, Aida, Singing in The Rain, numerous dance concerts and much more!

    Greg is a proud 21-year member of IATSE Local 9.

    Owns, designs and programs: Lights on Jacob Lane's Christmas light show which will be featured on Season 7 of ABC's "The Great Christmas Light Fight" : visit www.facebook.com/lightsonjacoblane.

    51 min
  • Episode 10 - Sara Broadhead - Lighting, House Head, Broadway Baking

    Sara Broadhead is the Head Electrician for Segerstrom Hall at Segerstrom Center for the Arts (when not furloughed because of COVID) and has been in the facility for the last 10 years. Prior to having a "house gig" she did corporate and industrial event design traveling across the US with Brite Ideas. She has an MFA in Lighting Design from UC Irvine and Bachelors in Theatrical Design and Accounting from Western Michigan University. She loves living in Southern California and adores the friend family that she has built while missing her family and friends in Michigan. Known to many on touring Broadway and Ballet shows as the baker of Broadway Baking Night: a chance to make some homemade snacks for the crews that bring art to our stage from all over the world and in return donations are made to Behind the Scenes each year. A perpetual work in progress : ) "The Capacity To Care Is What Gives Life Its Deepest Significance." - Pablo Casals

    58 min
  • Episode 09 - Joe Samala - Audio, Touring, Music

    Joe Samala is currently a freelance Audio Engineer based in New York, NY. His previous touring credit includes A1 for Jersey Boys 2nd Natl. and A1 & A2 for Kinky Boots 3rd Natl. Prior to touring, he was the House A1 / V1 for the Wilma Theater in Philly PA for 3 years. Other freelance credits include Opera Philadelphia, Fringe Arts, Arden Theater Co, Philadelphia Theater Co, and more. Joe also is a musician (focusing on guitar/bass), a climber, a cyclist, and loves a good story-driven video game.

    51 min

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The Theatrewolf Podcast is a podcast where we interview the people that make the shows happen from the stagehands up to the top. Every week we will dive into an interview with someone in the industry…