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BSR_S03E21 - #EdFringe - Johnny Depp takes Edinburgh...

Broad Street Review, The Podcast ·

2019/08/08

On today’s podcast, Jenna Kuerzi talks about creating a through line between Johnny Depp and Late-Stage Capitalism. Featured as part of Philly Theatre Week. Now, making its International debut! Here’s my interview with Jenna Kuerzi.

BSR_S03E20 - Free Fringe Philly

Broad Street Review, The Podcast ·

2019/07/31

On today’s podcast, meet some of the founders of #FreeFringePhilly, a free version of the Fringe Festival (Unaffiliated). You got a show you want to make? Do it. Here’s my interview with #FreeFringePhilly.

BSR_S03E19 - Power Street Theatre

Broad Street Review, The Podcast ·

2019/07/18

BSR_S03E18 - BSR Spotlight - Neil Bardhan, Executive...

Broad Street Review, The Podcast ·

2019/07/10

On today’s podcast, I talk to Neil Bardhan who steps into the role ofExecutive Director. We talk about his educational background, improvisation and storytelling and the goals set for the future of Broad Street Review. Here is my interview with Executive Director, Neil Bardhan.

BSR_S03E17 - BSR Spotlight - Kyle V. Hiller,...

Broad Street Review, The Podcast ·

2019/07/03

Kyle V. Hiller is a writer and editor born and raised in West Philadelphia. Kyle has been a freelance journalist since 2014 and published his first novel, The Recital, in 2016. His second novel, Project Anjou, is slated for 2020. He's one of the hosts of the podcast Casual Misfit Radio and co-founder of Angelella Editorial. When he's not doing writerly things, he's listening to '80s Japanese city pop vinyls, improvising culinary adventures, geeking over video games, and contemplating the mysteries

BSR_S03E16 - Interact's "The Great Leap" by Lauren Yee

Broad Street Review, The Podcast ·

2019/06/18

On today’s podcast, Richard Chan and Bi Jean Ngo talk about Interact’s production of “The Great Leap” by Lauren Yee. The aftermath of The Great Leap Forward and the Cultural Revolution lay the foundation for a rival Basketball game 18-years in the making. Here’s my interview with Richard Chan and Bi Jean Ngo. Stay Tuned.

BSR_S03E15 - BSR Spotlight: Alaina Johns,...

Broad Street Review, The Podcast ·

2019/05/21

Alaina Johns, the editor-in-chief of Broad Street Review, is a freelance writer and editor who landed squarely in what everyone says is the worst job of the 21st century. So she makes Philadelphia her classroom, writing about everything from spaceflight to toad migrations. Alaina has been a freelance journalist in Philadelphia since 2007, and specializes in covering arts and culture for publications throughout the Philadelphia region and beyond.Follow Alaina’s contributions to BSR here:

BSR_S03E14 - Emily Acker's "Boycott Esther"

Broad Street Review, The Podcast ·

2019/05/07

On today’s podcast, playwright Emily Acker, who you may know as a founding member of Orbiter3, talks about Azuka Theatre’s world premiere of “Boycott Esther”, an urgent response to the #metoo movement. We discuss the pros and cons of social media, and conversations that shaped the piece. Here’s my conversation with Emily Acker.

BSR_S03E13 - Austin Nedrow is "Curious"

Broad Street Review, The Podcast ·

2019/04/17

2017 One Book : https://libwww.freelibrary.org/programs/onebook/obop17/index.cfmFOR TICKETS AND INFORMATION:http://walnutstreettheatre.org

BSR_S03E12 - Hedgerow "Pity Them All" - Moby-Dick

Broad Street Review, The Podcast ·

2019/04/09

On today’s podcast, I head to Rose Valley to experience Hedgerow Theatre’s adaptation of Herman Mellville’s Moby-Dick directed by Kittson O’Neil. How do the themes of vengeance and persuasion speak to the society we live in today? Robert Smythe, who plays Ahab, is my guest. Pity Ahab. Pity Starbuck. Pity them all. Here is my interview of Hedgerow Theatre’s production of Moby-Dick.

BSR_S03E11 - James Ijames - Gem Of The Ocean - Part 1

Broad Street Review, The Podcast ·

2019/03/25

On today’s podcast, we caught up with James Ijames, director of August Wilson’s “Gem of the Ocean” at Arden Theatre Company. James makes everyone think a little bit deeper about the intentions of characters and the worlds they inhabit. We talk about crafting a vision on an already layered piece, sharing that vision with an amazing design team, audience responses and the through-lines of Wilson’s work.

BSR_S03E10 - Niya Colbert and Theatre in the X's "The...

Broad Street Review, The Podcast ·

2019/02/14

On today’s podcast, we meet Niya Colbert to talk about Theatre in the X’s production of “The Colored Museum” at the African American Museum of Philadelphia which, sold out as soon as tickets became available. We also learn about how the X makes its mark on the community and a little background on Niya. Part of Philly Theatre Week. Stay Tuned!

BSR_S03E09 - Breaking Down and "Break Beat" Play -...

Broad Street Review, The Podcast ·

2019/02/06

On today’s podcast, we visit The Proscenium at The Drake to talk about Interact Theatre Company’s production of “HYPEMAN: A Break Beat Play” written by Iris Goodwin and directed by Ozzie Jones. Kyle Glenn (Pinnacle) and Bianca Sanchez (Peep One) sit in to break down this piece and talk a bit about hip-hop culture and its connection to their lives. We even get a sample rap from the piece as a tease at the end. Stay Tuned!

BSR_S03E08 - Oleanna - Walnut Street Theatre

Broad Street Review, The Podcast ·

2019/01/29

On today’s podcast, Johnnie Hobbs Jr. and Jessica Johnson stop by to talk about David Mamet’s “Oleanna”. We discuss a challenging piece as society continues to talk about privilege and power, sexual assault and rape. No talkbacks for this piece. Deb Marcucci’s direction places this production in new light. Stay Tuned.

BSR_S03E07 - MacMillan directs Pinter's "Betrayal" -...

Broad Street Review, The Podcast ·

2019/01/25

On today’s podcast, we sit down with Director Kathryn MacMillan to talk about Harold Pinter’s “Betrayal”. Beginning in late 70’s London, the story is told backwards to reveal the clues that were hidden in plain sight the open doors that expose the lies that bind together a triangle between Emma, Robert and Jerry in a piece that is presented in the middle period of Pinter’s career and his masterpiece. Stay Tuned!

BSR_S03E06 - This Is The Week That Is - 1812's 13th...

Broad Street Review, The Podcast ·

2018/11/27

On today’s podcast, I return to Plays and Players Theatre for another helping of 1812’s This Is The Week That Is! Celebrating the 13th production of this Philadelphia staple, I sit down with Justin Jain and Sean Close to talk about this year’s crazy and what to expect from the production and the recognition from The American Theatre Wing. We even weigh in on the Turkey Pardon. Stay Tuned!

BSR_S03E05 - Grace Gonglewski as Nora in "A Doll's...

Broad Street Review, The Podcast ·

2018/11/13

ABOUT A DOLL’S HOUSE, PART 2The play begins with a knock on the door — the same door that was slammed shut, fifteen years earlier when Nora exited at the end of Ibsen’s play. Nora has returned, and it is she who is knocking. After leaving her husband, children, and the nursemaid, Nora became a successful feminist novelist. The reason for her return is to finalize a divorce from Torvald; she needs him to sign the legal papers. Nora is questioned about what she has been doing — the family thought she

BSR_S03E04 - Turning the "Paige" at PTC

Broad Street Review, The Podcast ·

2018/10/22

ABOUT PAIGE PRICEPaige begins her second season at Philadelphia Theatre Company, after spending ten years as Executive Artistic Director atTheatre Aspen in Colorado, where she created a new work festival as well as a professional apprentice program for aspiring students in the field. After years spent as a Broadway performer, she began producing events, television shows and theatrein the U.S. and abroad. Price was the 1st Vice President of Actors’ Equity Association, the national union for actors

BSR_S03E03 - QTG - Mary Shelley's Frankenstein

Broad Street Review, The Podcast ·

2018/10/16

FOR TICKETS AND INFORMATION:http://quintessencetheatre.org

BSR_S03E02 - "Mz Frizzle" and I get into it.

Broad Street Review, The Podcast ·

2018/09/28

On today’s podcast, I caught up with one of the most dynamic and ever-present people in our community today. Christina May, known as “Mz. Frizzle”, lights up a room and wraps us all in a blanket of her love and unflinching support of the creation of art in many forms. You cannot miss Mz. Frizzle in a creative space. It’s as if an unexpected gift entered the room. Stay Tuned!

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