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John Blondell, Brian Harwell, Paige Tautz of Lit Moon Theatre join Anna and Maggie to discuss their upcoming performances of Ibsen’s Doll House and Shakespeare’s Julius Ceasar.

Doll House: August 24 through September 2

Marriage, Family, Sex, Money… And Nora. Ibsen’s iconic domestic drama in a vividly contemporary new staging.

Lit Moon presents

A Doll House

By Henrik Ibsen

Directed by John Blondell

Tickets

Julius Ceasar: August 31 and September 1

Ambition, Politics, Oratory… And Assassination. The past is the present in Shakespeare’s timely political tragedy. Two performances only! Don’t miss it in Santa Barbara before the company travels to the Yerevan Shakespeare Festival and the Marjanishvili State Drama Theatre in Tbilisi.

Lit Moon presents

Julius Caesar

By William Shakespeare

Directed by John Blondell

Tickets

More info at LitMoonTheatre.com

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In this Episode, Josiah Davis, Alex Elam, Terry Li, and Jojo Nwoko of On The Verge Summer Theatre Festival join Maggie and Anna to talk about this year’s productions. August 2-13 On The Verge Summer Theatre FestivalA developmental premiere of TROUBLE IN KIND by Caridad Svich. People by the name of I’m A, I’m a

In this Episode, Josiah Davis, Alex Elam, Terry Li, and Jojo Nwoko of On The Verge Summer Theatre Festival join Maggie and Anna to talk about this year’s productions.

August 2-13 On The Verge Summer Theatre Festival

A developmental premiere of TROUBLE IN KIND by Caridad Svich. People by the name of I’m A, I’m a Nother and I’m a Nother Other live in a small town on the edge of the bayou. In the aftermath of a hate crime, they all seek to re-make their lives. It’s gonna take a ritual, a visiting deity, and a ghostly encounter at the cross-roads to stir up the waters of progress once again. An incantation play for troubled times inflected with the timbre of tripped-out zydeco blues. This play is part of the AMERICAN PSALM seven-play cycle that began with RED BIKE, which is now in a rolling world premiere around the country. Tickets

A developmental premiere of ATHENA/SPA PLAY by Gracie Gardner. Gracie Gardner’s inspired, hilarious stories of connection and despair bring edge and poignancy to unseen intimacy. Whether it be a queer woman whose radical success has crippled her with loneliness reaching out to craigslist for inspiration, or a teenage girl asking for a fencing partner to soften rather than provoke her competitive edge – Gardner’s stories are diamonds in the rough. In a moment where social media wants us all to look “alright” and leaves us lonelier than ever, and when women’s self care, queerness, or care for others is a political act, how can the unusual gesture point to how toxic our usual culture can be? Tickets

More info at OnTheVergeFest.org

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Maggie and Anna discuss upcoming seasons and recent productions.

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Maggie and Anna discuss upcoming seasons and recent productions.

Things get real when Santa Barbara’s premiere technical theatre professionals Richard “RC” Croy, Katie Williams, and Ben Crop join Maggie and Anna to examine the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune and platforms that don’t lock down. It’s Technical Theatre time!

    

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Things get real when Santa Barbara’s premiere technical theatre professionals Richard “RC” Croy, Katie Williams, and Ben Crop join Maggie and Anna to examine the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune and platforms that don’t lock down. It’s Technical Theatre time!

On this episode, Anna and Maggie discuss Ensemble Theatre Company‘s recent production of Ayad Akhtar’s “The Invisible Hand” and Santa Barbara City College‘s production of Beth Henley’s “Crimes of the Heart.” Then breakout Santa Maria hip hop artist $horty DuWop and his collaborator Stutters join us to discuss their recent and upcoming work. Check Out

On this episode, Anna and Maggie discuss Ensemble Theatre Company‘s recent production of Ayad Akhtar’s “The Invisible Hand” and Santa Barbara City College‘s production of Beth Henley’s “Crimes of the Heart.” Then breakout Santa Maria hip hop artist $horty DuWop and his collaborator Stutters join us to discuss their recent and upcoming work.

Check Out $horty DuWop

* Give Me 1 Reason Why Prod. By Blu Majic Eng. By Lil Bonez

* Soldier in Me (Prod.By Denis the Producer) Eng. by Pops

* Give Me Mine$ Or Give Me Death (Prod. by Classixs Beats) Eng. By Lil Bonez

* Latinos Unidos 2018

* Pops makes beats for $horty DuWop: https://m.soundcloud.com/playboiionthebeat

* Lil Bonez produces $horty DuWop’s music: LilBonezBeats.com

 

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This week local writer, actor, artist Ming Holden joins Maggie and Anna to discuss her new book, Refuge, and talk about life, about arts, and about the wide, wide, world. Ming is the person who will make you bolt upright in the middle of the night and finally decide to really do all of those