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BSR_S03E01 - Fly Eagles Fly - Tribe Of Fools

Broad Street Review, The Podcast ·

2018/09/14

ABOUT FLY EAGLES FLYA comedy about Philly Football Fan Frenzy. Fly Eagles Fly is written by Caitlin Weigel (the writer of ToF favorite Fishtown) and co-directed by Terry Brennan (Heavy Metal Dance Fag, Antihero, Two Street) AND Joseph Ahmed (Antihero, Fishtown)Gwen is a brand new Eagles fan and her office is full of opinions. Copy Mike is a lifelong fan, The Duke calls everyone out as NotRealFans™, and Lara is aghast at Gwen for liking such a #notfeminist thing. Fly Eagles Fly asks: what is fandom,

BSR_S02E08 - Three Men of Color

Broad Street Review, The Podcast ·

2017/11/20

Four men of color pull up to a mic and talk diversity, inclusion and race in the Philadelphia Theatre Community. While this is not a complete reflection of our cultural makeup, these voices paint a picture that may not be as clear to all but, are views through a lens that is worth a look. This, I hope, will be the start of many conversations that bring to light the extremely complex mission of a great cultural community as change is demanded and the conversation continues. Today, I am joined

BSR_S02E07 - Arts Journalism Panel

Broad Street Review, The Podcast ·

2017/11/14

BSR Podcast Recording - The New Normal in Arts Journalism “The New Normal in Arts Journalism.” Panel discussion featuring Chris Jones, John Moore, Michael Riedel, Wendy Rosenfeld, and John Timpane; Jackie Goldfinger, moderator. Presented by Philadelphia Theatre Co. November 11, 2017 at Suzanne Roberts Theatre, 480 S. Broad St. (at Lombard). (215) 985-0420 or philatheatreco.org.

BSR_S02E06 - Theatrical Trainer

Broad Street Review, The Podcast ·

2017/10/02

Health and wellness are a huge part of everyday life. Of course, we know that the life of an artist can be an adventure. If only there were a team of dedicated artists who understand the plight and has a direct focus on the maintenance required to be a working artist. That is what I sought to find out when I sat down with Theatrical Trainer, a Personal Training Company by Theatre artists, for theatre artists and beyond. With the understanding of be working artists combined with health and

BSR_S02E05 - BUYER & CELLAR - 1812 Productions

Broad Street Review, The Podcast ·

2017/10/01

So, I am pretty organized. To a point that I prefer to do only one interview a day. I want to make sure that if anything comes up, I have more than enough time to adjust to any changes. So, I scheduled this interview with Dito van Riegersberg about 1812’s production of Buyer & Cellar. I only knew about the play because my time in NYC would include passing the theatre this production was in on many occasions. A one-person show was so engaging that it was sold out most nights and continued to be

BSR_S02E04 - Leaps of Faith and Other Mistakes -...

Broad Street Review, The Podcast ·

2017/09/13

LEAPS OF FAITH AND OTHER MISTAKES From the company behind Exile 2588 comes a re-envisioning of Almanac’s acclaimed tale of sublime human idiocy, isolationist seafarer cults, & the absurdity of believing too hard. Breathtaking acrobatics & earnest theatricality combine with brand new live music. What do people do when they find themselves lost at sea? ABOUT ALMANAC DANCE CIRCUS THEATRE Called “The little dance theatre troupe that could” by Philadelphia's City Paper, Almanac was founded in

BSR_S02E03 - GoKash OnSTAGE - Kash Goins

Broad Street Review, The Podcast ·

2017/09/06

On today’s podcast, I met with Kash Goins before a rehearsal of the GoKash OnSTAGE production of 74 Seconds…toJudgement, in residence at Arden Theatre Company. The Philadelphia based African American theatre company, established in 2008 by producer Kash Goins, seeks to make space for stories that speak to our collective state of being. We use our passion to reach out, sometimes in desperation, to build understanding and connect the humanity we all share. We seek to help stimulate dialogue

BSR_S02E01 - John Orr, Executive Director - Art-Reach

Broad Street Review, The Podcast ·

2017/08/21

“I can’t believe I get to go to work with this amazing group of people. They’re like family and they push Art-Reach further every day.” - John Orr, Executive Director, Art-Reach ABOUT ART-REACH Founded in 1986, Art-Reach was born out of an equal desire to fill theater and performance spaces to capacity and increase participation in the arts for people with disabilities. Art-Reach set out to make unfulfilled tickets available to people who never had the opportunity to see a play, dance

BSR_S02E02 - Dany Guy - 8 years and counting

Broad Street Review, The Podcast ·

2017/08/21

On today’s podcast, Dany Guy talks about his time at Interact Theatre Company as Director of Operations as he begins to transition into his new role as Managing Director of 11th Hour Theatre Company. From Intern to Director, Dany’s growth is similar and so valuable to our community and that is why we gave him time to talk about it. ABOUT DANY GUY Hails from Massachusetts and started with InterAct as a production intern for the 2009/2010 season. As an intern, he assistant stage managed the

BSR_S01E22 - Simpatico's "HIR" - Eppchez

Broad Street Review, The Podcast ·

2017/06/13

Eppchez!, who plays Max in Simpatico Theatre Company's production of Taylor Mac'sHir, is a nonbinary transgender Latinx performer who brings a wealth of talents to Philadelphia.An Amherst, Massachusetts, native, Eppchez! (who uses the pronounseyandeir) has worked with Pig Iron Theatre Company, the Mediums, and other groups with a focus on devising new work. Ey studied theater and writing at Wesleyan University. A playwright, choreographer, director, designer, puppeteer, songwriter, and vocalist, ey

BSR_S01E21 - BSR - Arts Funding: Who Should Pay

Broad Street Review, The Podcast ·

2017/06/06

On May 15, 2017,Broad Street Review, in cooperation with the University of the Arts'Corzo Center for the Creative Economyand with support from thePhiladelphia Cultural Fund, hosted a panel discussion titledArts Funding: Who Should Pay?Initially, the discussion was supposed to examine funding in light of impending cuts to the federal arts budget; surprisingly, those cuts didn't happen. Even more surprising, our panelists mostly looked at the NEA as a nice bonus, but nothing to hang their shingles

BSR_S01E20 - James Ijames - WHITE

Broad Street Review, The Podcast ·

2017/05/13

On this podcast, on a beautiful night in Old City, I caught up with playwright, director, teacher, and actor James Ijames, whose latest play,WHITE, is enjoying a critically acclaimed world-premiere production at Norristown's Theatre Horizon. Meanwhile, this Barrymore and F. Otto Haas Emerging Artist Award winner'sThe Most Spectacularly Lamentable Trial of Miz Martha Washingtonopened at the Ally Theatre in Washington, D.C., on April 30, 2017; another,Kill Move Paradise,opens at New York's National

BSR_S01E19 - Inis Nua - Swallow

Broad Street Review, The Podcast ·

2017/05/08

Scottish playwright Stef Smith isn't yet 30, but her plays show a power beyond her years. Philadelphia's Inis Nua Theatre Company, which focuses specifically on presenting contemporary work from England, Ireland, Scotland, and Wales, is a perfect fit for her unique voice.Here, we speak with Smith and director Claire Moyer about Inis Nua's production ofSwallow. Smith's tale about a trio of lonely adults all in the midst of life-changing events finds a kind of universality in alienation from the

BSR_S01E18 - Jacqueline Goldfinger - The Arsonists

Broad Street Review, The Podcast ·

2017/04/28

On this podcast, award-winning Philadelphia-based playwright Jacqueline Goldfinger talks about her newest production,The Arsonists. This "play with music" marks the third and final installment of her Southern Gothic trilogy, afterThe Terrible GirlsandSkin and Bone. A National New Play Network (NNPN) rolling world premiere, it will open first under the aegis of Azuka Theatre Company and then head to theaters around the country.Swamp thingsGoldfinger grew up in rural Florida and, captivated by the

BSR_S01E17 - New Paradise Laboratories - Gumshoe 101

Broad Street Review, The Podcast ·

2017/04/25

This week, we grabbed our magnifying glasses and followed the clues to New Paradise Laboratories' site-specific mysteryGumshoe, which takes place deep in the bowels and throughout the corridors of the Free Library of Philadelphia. Afterward, we went even further and tracked down the company's innovative founder and artistic director, Whit MacLaughlin.On the caseMacLaughlin, who arrived in Philadelphia after more than 20 years with the Bloomsburg Theatre Ensemble, brought New Paradise Laboratories'

BSR_S01E16 - Seth Rozin - Interact Theatre Company

Broad Street Review, The Podcast ·

2017/04/11

On this podcast, we catch up with InterAct Theatre Company artistic director Seth Rozin to talk about his first year at the Drake. While his company has only been performing there for the past a year, the conversations about moving there began in 2013. On the edge of completing a $2.97 million campaign, InterAct aims to create an inclusive space where all are welcome, including resident partners PlayPenn, Simpatico Theatre Project, Azuka Theatre, and Inis Nua Theatre.Expanding visionRozin founded

BSR_S01E15 - Paul Meshejian - Playpenn

Broad Street Review, The Podcast ·

2017/03/28

On this podcast, PlayPenn artistic director Paul Meshejian discusses the PlayPenn Annual Conference. I spoke with Meshejian in 2013 about the conference; since then, many plays that have been workshopped there have helped shaped the national conversation around contemporary theater. These new plays transfer from the conference to regional stages, and J.T. Rogers’s dramaOslo, about the negotiations surrounding theOslo Accords, opens on Broadway April 13, 2017, featuringNew Paradise

BSR_S01E14 - Music Theatre Philly - Mindy Dougherty

Broad Street Review, The Podcast ·

2017/03/07

On this podcast, we meet Mindy Dougherty, co-founder with Dan Dunn of Midtown Village's musical-theater training program Music Theatre Philly. Both Dougherty and Dunn have Broadway bona fides, and they have worked on some of the region's best-known stages. The company offers a unique blend of classes for both children and adults with "quadruple threat" aspirations: acting, voice, (several types of) dance, and music (guitar and piano).Mind the gapAbout 20 years ago, Dougherty noticed a gap between

BSR_S01E13 - A User's Manual - Thomas Choinacky

Broad Street Review, The Podcast ·

2017/02/15

On today’s podcast, we interview Thomas Choinacky to talk about his new work,A User’s Manual. Choinacky is the founder, producer, and co-curator of SoLow Fest, an 11-day festival of solo experimental performance in Philadelphia. He is also a company member of Applied Mechanics, a devised, collaborative theater ensemble. At the time of the interview, Choinacky was on location at Washington College in Maryland with Applied Mechanics for a residency of their FringeArts production,FEED.Step into my

BSR_S01E12 - Marcus/Emma - Akeem Davis and Susie Stevens

Broad Street Review, The Podcast ·

2017/01/31

InterAct Theatre Company's world premiere of Mary Tuomanen'sMARCUS/EMMAbrings together Jewish immigrant and anarchist Emma Goldman and Jamaican immigrant and pan-African movement leader Marcus Garvey. Both were turn-of-the-20th-century activists deported from the United States, and in Tuomanen's drama, they meet in a sort of purgatory for a no-holds-barred, sex-fueled, bloody-minded battle to rekindle the smoldering flames of their legacies.In this REP Radio interview, Akeem Davis, who plays Garvey,

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