Theatrical Mustang Podcast

Norah Elges

It's Episode 18 with Norah Elges!

We talk about the current project she's directing: And, And, And, Isabella Bootlegs. The show runs May 8-22 in the Cornish Black Box Theatre and is produced by Macha Monkey Productions. Other topics covered include The Umbrella Project, an upcoming project with The Horse in Motion and her upcoming studies at the Lincoln Center's Directors Lab.

As promised, here is IIana Brownstein's Twitter handle: @bostonturgy

This episode is sponsored by The Business of Books.

Ned Farley

It's Episode 17 with Ned Farley! 

We talk about the psychology of acting and In the Next Room (or the Vibrator Play), which opens on May 8th!

>>Learn more about OutCast Productions and get your tickets for this exciting play, which features podcast host Katie Woodzick. 

D'Arcy Harrison

It's Episode 16 with D'Arcy Harrison!

We talk about acting, producing, Pocket Theater, 14/48, and the upcoming Seattle Theatre: What's Next discussions on May 11 at TPS, T4 and June 8 at Pocket Theater. 

Learn more about D'Arcy's Capitol Hill salon and book appoints with her at www.darcyhairdesign.com.

This episode is sponsored by KLM XYZ Creative Communications. 

Rose McAleese

It's Episode 15 with Rose McAleese! 

We talk about poetry, comedy, living in L.A. and her new position at Frank151!

Rose will be hosting the Seattle Poetry Slam Grand Slam on May 2nd at Town Hall! 

Check out Rose's Facebook, Twitter and blog. 

You can read her hilarious Tinder Tales here! 

Julia Nardin

It's Episode 14 with playwright Julia Nardin! 

>>Learn more about Julia's play, Dump Site, which opens April 30th! The play is produced by Seattle Immersive Theatre.

We give some love to local costume designer Hannah Schnabel, who is creating her own clothing line and recently costumed the local webseries Manic Pixie Dream Wife.

Peggy Gannon

It's Episode 13 with Peggy Gannon!

We talk about acting, directing and finding the stories that you want to tell as a theatre artist. Don't miss Peggy's upcoming show with her company, Map Theatre! The Feast, by Celine Song runs May 1-16 at the Theatre Schmeater. 

This episode is sponsored by The Business of Books.

The Feast

Written by Celine Song

Directed by Aimée Bruneau

Performing at The Schmee,

May 1st through May 16th

Thursdays - Saturdays @ 8 PM

(+ a sneak preview on Thursday April 30th @ 8 PM)

(+ an Industry Night on Monday May 11th @ 8 PM)

Tickets to all of MAP Theatre's productions are always Name-Your-Own-Price (http://mapfeast.bpt.me/), and also no service fees for advanced online ticket purchases! Your chosen price is your final price.

Cast:

Peggy Gannon

Brandon Ryan

Mark Fullerton

Mia Morris

Keiko Green

It's Episode 12 with Keiko Green!

Keiko has two upcoming productions that you should check out:  

Bunnies, at Annex Theatre: April 24-May 16

Othello with Seattle Shakespeare Company at the Cornish Playhouse: April 29-May 17

This episode is sponsored by the 2nd Annual Queer Pride Parade on Whidbey Island.

L. Nicol Cabe, Rachel Delmar, Shane Regan and Courtney Meaker

It's Episode 11 with L. Nicol Cabe, Rachel Delmar, Shane Regan and Courtney Meaker!

"Don’t dress in provocative clothing and expect sex to get you a job. This goes for choice of pieces, too." 

-Response from TPS Generals Auditor Survey

We talk about auditor responses from the 2015 Theatre Puget Sound General Auditions. What was helped, what didn't, and how awareness of gender parity in theatre (or lack thereof) can help us all be better theatre artists.

(The playwright whose last name I couldn't remember is Dipika Guha, the winner of the first ever Shakespeare's Sister Fellowship.)

This episode is sponsored by Hedgebrook.

Danielle K.L. Gregoire

It's Episode 10 (count 'em--double digits!) with Danielle K.L. Gregoire, the founder of The Comedy Womb. 

We talk about stand-up, writing jokes, slam poetry, dealing with hecklers and the positivity of subverting the patriarchy through comedy. You know, everyday stuff. 

Theo Nestor

It's Episode 9 with Theo Nestor!

We talk about the origins of memoir as a genre and how to overcome self-doubt as a writer and find your authentic voice.

Check out Theo's blog: Writing is My Drink.

This episode is sponsored by Hugo House.