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BSR_S01E11 - Writers Resist - Stephanie Feldman

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2017/01/13

On today's podcast, we met with Stephanie Feldman, Philadelphia writer and coordinator of the Philadelphia chapter of Writers Resist. This movement is designed to engage a community of authors, poets, filmmakers and the like to use their talents and shine a light on the fundamentals of democracy. Writers Resist will host a rally this weekend at the National Museum of American Jewish History with a plethora of local writers slated to speak.The Writers Resist movement rapidly coalesced after poet Erin

BSR_S01E10 - 11th Hour Theatre's "LIZZIE"

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2016/12/31

For today’s podcast, I made my way to South Philly to hang out with 11th Hour Theatre Company. We talked about the upcoming production ofLIZZIE, with music by Steven Cheslik-Demeyer and Alan Stevens Hewitt, lyrics by Steven Cheslik-Demeyer and Tim Maner, and book by Tim Maner. The show's director, Kate Galvin, and its Lizzie, Alex Keiper, take us back to 11th Hour's Next Steps Concert Series, when they first presented the musical, and we return to the present as they prepare to present the full

BSR_S01E09 - White Pines - Ben Lloyd

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2016/12/06

On this podcast, we interview White Pines Productions artistic director Benjamin Lloyd. Lloyd, a B.A. and M.F.A. Yale drama grad, has been a fixture as a Philadelphia actor for decades. He founded White Pines in 2009. The company operated out of the Elkins Park Gilded Age mansion Elkins Estate until 2012.Since then, the company has moved to a storefront in Elkins Park's bustling business district, where they offer classes to adults, children, and people with special needs; produce original work;

BSR_S01E08 - Two Walkens

Broad Street Review, The Podcast ·

2016/11/29

On this podcast, we are joined byTwo Walkens: Susanne Collins and Kevin Meehan. We talk about the origins of the devised theater performance duo's mashup, explore some iconic standouts from Christopher Walken's expansive body of work, and we even get a sample of the show.Two Walkens, a world premiere, takes a few of Walken’s best-known big- and small-screen appearances, and combines them with Antoine de Saint-Exupéry's classic children's bookThe Little Princeto see if this town really is big enough

BSR_S01E07 - Steve Pacek - A New Brain

Broad Street Review, The Podcast ·

2016/11/03

On this podcast, I chat with Steve Pacek, featured in Theatre Horizon’s production of William Finn and James Lapine's musicalA New Brain. It’s been four years since Pacek won the 2012 F. Otto Haas Award for an Emerging Philadelphia Theater Artist and the same amount of time has passed since he last chatted with us. Let’s play catch up!AboutA New BrainTony Award-winners Finn (The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee) and Lapine (Into the Woods) based this musical comedy on Finn's life threatening

BSR_S01E06 - Exile's Deb Block talks 2016-17 Season

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2016/10/25

On today’s podcast, we catch up with Theatre Exile producing artistic director Deborah Block to talk about Theatre Exile’s 20th anniversary season. We start off with congratulations on Exile's 13 Barrymore Award nominations (which Monday night became five wins for their production of Ayad Akhtar'sThe Invisible Hand:Production of a Play, Direction of a Play (Matt Pfeiffer), Leading Actor in a Play (Maboud Ebrahimzadeh), Supporting Actor in a Play (J. Paul Nicholas), and Sound Design (Michael

BSR_S01E05 - This Is The Week That Is - 1812

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2016/10/03

On this episode of theBroad Street Review/REP Radio podcast, we discuss 1812 Productions' annual political satireThis Is the Week That Is(TIWTI). Meet Sean Close and new cast member Nia-Samara Benjamin, both of whom appear inTIWTI's "Election Special." Can you guess what we talked about?Why shouldSaturday Night Livehave all the fun this election cycle? Host Darnelle Radford, Benjamin, and Close give you the local lowdown on how to suck up all the year's dirty politics without getting sick.

BSR_S01E04 - Mariangela Saavedra - Casabuena Cultural...

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2016/09/15

On this week's podcast, Darnelle Radford interviews Casabuena Cultural Productions founder Mariangela Saavedra about the Mt. Airy company's inaugural entry into the Philadelphia Fringe Festival.The Church Bells All Were Broken, a world premiere by Philadelphia playwright Dave Ebersole, is a fictitious story inspired by the real Westboro Baptist Church and its members. It challenges the audience to see all sides with the assistance of humor, music, and drama.Jeff and Melissa are part of the infamous

BSR_S01E03 - Amtrak Residency Fellow, Erlina Ortiz

Broad Street Review, The Podcast ·

2016/08/26

On today’s podcast, we meet Erlina Ortiz. She is a graduate of Temple University and the Resident Playwright of Power Street Theatre Company. We come to know her because she has been selected as one of the 2016 Amtrak Artist Residency recipients. She will travel the country by train and let the beauty of our nation inspire her next piece. Stay Tuned!About Erlina OrtizErlina Ortiz is a self-defined "everything" artist, and Power Street is the perfect avenue for her to explore all her different

BSR_S01E02 - Seven Deadly Seas - Shosh and Cubby

Broad Street Review, The Podcast ·

2016/08/18

On today’s podcast, we are joined by Shoshanna Ruth Green and Cubby Altobelli of burlesque troupe The Seven Deadly Seas for a little scripted "yes, and-ing." We talk about their upcoming production,The Greater of Two Evils, on the barquentine Gazela, which is once more ready to board after a two-year repair hiatus.The show, a full-length burlesque play, takes a look at present-day politics through the eyes of real-life pirates Calico Jack Rackham, Anne Bonney, and Mary Reed. At this

BSR_S01E01 - Into The Absurd - Tina Brock

Broad Street Review, The Podcast ·

2016/07/26

In our first podcast withRep Radio, host Darnelle Radford interviews Tina Brock, artistic director of Idiopathic Ridiculopathy Consortium (IRC), aboutInto the Absurd, the company's recent staged reading of Samuel Beckett's and Harold Pinter's radio plays. IRC is committed to producing classic absurdist theater, as reflected in their company motto: "We bring good nothingness to life."Into the Absurdfeatured Beckett's "Rough for Radio II" and Pinter's "Family Voices." In this podcast, Radford and

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