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Interviews with unbridled talent, hosted by Woodzick.
Episodes
Saturday Oct 17, 2015
Saturday Oct 17, 2015
It's Episode 48 with Clayton Weller!
We talk about comedy, theatre and the upcoming November Fringe Explosion at The Pocket Theater.
Find The Pocket Theater on Facebook to see upcoming events, classes and more!
Saturday Oct 03, 2015
Saturday Oct 03, 2015
It's Episode 47 with Gail Liston!
We talk about acting, directing, pugs, golden retrievers and her upcoming production of Dead Man's Cell Phone, running October 9-24 at Whidbey Island Center for the Arts.
Directed by Phil Jordan.
Cast:
Jean: Gail Liston
Gordon: Jim Carroll
Mrs. Gottlieb: Nancy Pfeiffer
Hermia: Kathy Stanley
Dwight: Brian Plebanek
The Other Woman/The Stranger: Susan Hanson
Grief Angels: Melanie Bacon, Peggy Gilmer, Carson Keeley, Loretta Seybert, Rayanna Taber
Saturday Sep 26, 2015
Saturday Sep 26, 2015
It's Episode 46 with Jerome Virnich!
We talk about Seattle Immersive Theatre's upcoming production of The Listening Glass, opening October 1st.
Saturday Sep 19, 2015
Saturday Sep 19, 2015
It's Episode 45 with Pamala Mijatov!
We talk about Annex Theatre's 2016 Season, the Seattle Fringe Festival and creating new opportunities for theatre artists.
Wednesday Sep 09, 2015
Wednesday Sep 09, 2015
It's Episode 44 with Kirsten DeLohr Helland!
We talk about Arts West's production of Green Day's American Idiot, running September 10-October 11.
Cast:
Will – Michael Coale Grey
Johnny – Frederick Hagreen
Tunny – Justin Huertas
Whatsername – Kirsten DeLohr Helland
Extraordinary Girl – Jimmie Herrod
Heather – Chelsea LeValley
St. Jimmy – Trent Moury
Ensemble:
Ryan Bohannon, Stephanie Bull, Charlie Chittenden, Ann Cornelius, Dakota Daley, Delaney Guyer, Julia Hart, Dani Hobbs, Shaye Hodgins, Emily Huston, Sophia Konat, Danni Krehbiel, Cameron Lee, Shanelle Leonard , Ryan McCabe, Yusef Mahmoud, Sheady Manning, Susan Perleros, Dennis Peters, Marissa Ryder, Zack Summers, and Nicholas Tarabini.
Wednesday Sep 09, 2015
Wednesday Sep 09, 2015
It's Episode 43 with Wesley Frugé and Pilar O'Connell!
We talk about Forward Flux's upcoming productions of Green Whales and Still Life, running September 16-October 3.
Green Whales, written by Lia Romeo
Cast: Rachel Anne Godbe, Clayton Michael, Craig Peterson, Leslie Wisdom
Still Life, written by Barbara Blumenthal-Ehrlich (Honorary mention on the Kilroy List 2015)
Cast: Gretchen Douma, Pilar O'Connell, Brandon J Simmons
Sunday Sep 06, 2015
Sunday Sep 06, 2015
It's Episode 42 with Mark Siano!
We talk about his new show, Bohemia, which runs September 10th-27th at Café Nordo. This absinthe-infused show was co-written with Opal Peachy and centers on famous composers Antonin Dvořák and Frédéric Chopin, with appearances by Sarah Bernhardt and Alphonse Mucha.
Cast:
Isabella Bloom - Zuzanna
Tanya Brno - Camille
Jen Flood - Faye
Hisam Goueli - Alphonse Mucha
Cherry Manhattan - Sarah Bernhardt
Opal Peachey - Frédéric Chopin
Katheryn Reed - Rusalka
Mark Siano - Antonin Dvořák
Sunday Sep 06, 2015
Sunday Sep 06, 2015
We talk about The Umbrella Project's upcoming world premiere of Knocking Bird, playing at West of Lenin September 11th-October 3rd.
We also talk about her production company, Mighty Tripod Productions, which she co-founded with her husband, David S Hogan.
Saturday Sep 05, 2015
Saturday Sep 05, 2015
It's Episode 40 with Jennifer Worick!
We talk about the revised edition of Things I Want to Punch in the Face. Order now from your local indie bookstore via Indiebound.
Seattle, mark your calendars for September 24 at Queen Anne Book Company for a punch party celebrating the revised edition!
Our other topics of conversation include Richard Simmons, Dennis Leary, Ellen Page, The Business of Books, Cadbury Eggs, dominatrixes and lumbersexuals.
You're welcome.
Saturday Aug 29, 2015
Saturday Aug 29, 2015
It's Episode 39 with Paul Constant!
We talk why Seattle is such a great city for readers and writers and his newly launched project with Martin McClellan: The Seattle Review of Books.
Check out the website: http://seattlereviewofbooks.com
Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/seattlereviewof
and Twitter feed: @seattlereviewof