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Welcome to the Left of Str8 Podcasts: This is our “Left of Str8 Show” Interview Series, where we tell the stories of our amazing LGBTQ Community and fantastic Straight Ally’s.
This episode is one of our double header interviews for our Premiere Week of Season 7. I was honored to talk to a true icon in the theatre community, Tom D’Angora, an Actor, Writer, Director and Producer that is currently co-producing 3 standouts in the current season; “Harmony,” the musical created by Barry Manilow, “How to Dance in Ohio,” a remarkable show based on a true story, and the upcoming “Suff” which is being co-produced by Hilary Clinton.
Summary
Tom D'Angora, a luminary in the world of Broadway, discusses his background, film work, and producing career. He shares stories of working with Leslie Jordan, Rue McClanahan, Morgan Fairchild, Omar Sharif Jr., and more. Tom also talks about his diva shows, producing Naked Boys Singing and The Musical of Musicals, and his current project, Harmony, with Barry Manilow. In this conversation, Tom D'Angora discusses the success of Barry and Bruce's dream, the rise of female directors in the entertainment industry, and the musical 'How to Dance in Ohio.' He also shares his excitement for upcoming shows and the importance of LGBTQ activism and representation in the industry. Tom offers words of wisdom for up-and-coming artists and reveals his superpowers and dream date night with his partner Michael.
Takeaways
Tom D'Angora has been involved in the world of Broadway as a producer, director, and writer.
He has worked with notable actors and performers such as Leslie Jordan, Rue McClanahan, Morgan Fairchild, Omar Sharif Jr., and more.
Tom has produced successful shows like Naked Boys Singing and The Musical of Musicals.
His current project is Harmony, a musical collaboration with Barry Manilow. The success of Barry and Bruce's dream is a testament to their hard work and the support of lead producer Ken Davenport.
The entertainment industry is seeing a rise in female directors, and it is important to continue pushing for more inclusion and opportunities for women in the field.
The musical 'How to Dance in Ohio' is a heartwarming story that highlights the achievements and challenges of young adults with autism.
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Welcome to the Left of Str8 Podcasts: This is our “Left of Str8 Show” Interview Series, where we tell the stories of our amazing LGBTQ Community and fantastic Straight Ally’s.
This episode is one of our double header interviews for our Premiere Week of Season 7. I was honored to talk to a true icon in the theatre community, Tom D’Angora, an Actor, Writer, Director and Producer that is currently co-producing 3 standouts in the current season; “Harmony,” the musical created by Barry Manilow, “How to Dance in Ohio,” a remarkable show based on a true story, and the upcoming “Suff” which is being co-produced by Hilary Clinton.
Summary
Tom D'Angora, a luminary in the world of Broadway, discusses his background, film work, and producing career. He shares stories of working with Leslie Jordan, Rue McClanahan, Morgan Fairchild, Omar Sharif Jr., and more. Tom also talks about his diva shows, producing Naked Boys Singing and The Musical of Musicals, and his current project, Harmony, with Barry Manilow. In this conversation, Tom D'Angora discusses the success of Barry and Bruce's dream, the rise of female directors in the entertainment industry, and the musical 'How to Dance in Ohio.' He also shares his excitement for upcoming shows and the importance of LGBTQ activism and representation in the industry. Tom offers words of wisdom for up-and-coming artists and reveals his superpowers and dream date night with his partner Michael.
Takeaways
Tom D'Angora has been involved in the world of Broadway as a producer, director, and writer.
He has worked with notable actors and performers such as Leslie Jordan, Rue McClanahan, Morgan Fairchild, Omar Sharif Jr., and more.
Tom has produced successful shows like Naked Boys Singing and The Musical of Musicals.
His current project is Harmony, a musical collaboration with Barry Manilow. The success of Barry and Bruce's dream is a testament to their hard work and the support of lead producer Ken Davenport.
The entertainment industry is seeing a rise in female directors, and it is important to continue pushing for more inclusion and opportunities for women in the field.
The musical 'How to Dance in Ohio' is a heartwarming story that highlights the achievements and challenges of young adults with autism.
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