Christie and Jeff sit down to talk more about the upcoming season and some creative solutions to keep everyone safe.

Jeff and Christie sit down to talk about how the 59th season at Theatre Three will look a little different than previously announced.

Christie and Jeff sit down to talk about what's going on in their lives and the life of the theater.

Christie and Jeff sat down with playwright and author Camilla Carr about the early days of Theatre Three.

Christie sits down with writer Michael Federico and composer Ian Ferguson to talk about the inspiration of The Manufactured Myth of Eveline Flynn and some behind the scenes stories.

Jeff and Christie talk with local playwright Jonathan Norton.

Jeff and Christie talk with Actor Playwright Community leader Denise Lee, whose play Funny, You Don't Act Like a Negro was our last pre-covid production.

Jeff and Christie talk with Paul Taylor about his history with the theatre, ruffling feathers and pushing boundaries.

Christie and Jeffery are joined by Connie Coit Kitchens. They discuss backstage tales from the 70s and 80s.

Today we talk with Terry Vandivort about Theatre Three's history and our founder Norma Young. Terry has had a long history of acting with our theatre company. His first show with us was our second year in our current building.