Best friends Gabi and Fiona impulsively purchase a mysterious Time Machine that can send them back to any moment within the last 24 hours. At first, the device becomes a shared escape: an endlessly replayed day where the two can dodge consequences, redo mistakes, and savor their favorite moments. Each loop feels like an inside joke they never have to stop telling.But after countless resets, cracks begin to form. Gabi feels the weight of the real world pressing in and is ready to move

Lucy is at the doctor’s office. Again. Will she finally get the answers she needs?Content Advisory: medical gaslighting, hospitalizationThis episode of Arc One is sponsored by Steve Tornes. To donate to Glitch, visit us at glitchtheatre.caThe Arc One cohort performed these works for a live audience at the Roundhouse Performance Centre in May of 2026, accompanied by live mixed sound and music by Mishelle Cuttler. The evening was recorded live by sound designer Malcolm Dow, and now here it is for you

Send us Fan Mail Well, I’ve got some news. I’m pregnant! I’m thrilled to finally be able to say that out loud. I am also deep in the first trimester, and holy cow, it has kicked my butt. I’ve spent most of September doing the absolute bare minimum. I’m getting my work done. I’m answering the emails that need answers. But all of the extra stuff I’m normally doing to grow my career? Not happening. So that’s what I wanted to talk about this week. We spend a lot of time in this industry talking a...

Hey! I'd love to hear your thoughts, send me a voice note.In today's episode of BMCC's Storytelling Lives podcast, we have a story from Alexis who talks about her experiences with ghosts.BMCC Storytelling Lives is created as a part of the storytelling project in Borough of Manhattan Community College's Speech, Communication, and Theatre Arts department.If you have a story you would like to share as part of the BMCC community, you can reach us at BMCCstorytellinglives@gmail.comSpecial Thanks

Hey! I'd love to hear your thoughts, send me a voice note.In our first episode of BMCC's Storytelling Lives podcast, we have a story from a young woman who talks about how throwing herself into things fully ended up taking a roll on her health.BMCC Storytelling Lives is created as a part of the storytelling project in Borough of Manhattan Community College's Speech, Communication, and Theatre Arts department. If you have a story you would like to share as part of the BMCC community, you can reach

Robin and Santina break down the Fall Tour, EMC's two-stop community performance series at the New Freedom Fest and the Shrewsbury Fireman’s Fall Fest.Robin covers the logistics: rain policy and why a wet dance floor is a real safety risk, what Discovery Gym families and dance families should each expect on drop-off and pickup, and the guideline that came out of last year's chair situation, where dance families set up early and left, leaving Discovery Gym parents with nowhere to sit. She also talks

Send us Fan Mail Duet, dual and multi-cast audiobooks get mixed up all the time. These are the highlights from our live workshop with narrators Rebecca Heddinger and Caesar Esturco. We get into what each one actually is and how two separate home studios end up sounding like one book. Then Rebecca and Caesar read a short duet scene live, retakes included. (00:00) Welcome, and meet Rebecca and Caesar. (02:27) Dual vs duet vs multi-cast. In a dual, narrators alternate chapters or points of view....

The slate. 🎬 Sometimes laborious. Sometimes the part of the audition that trips actors up the most. But it has to be done. On this episode of The Actors Ally Podcast, Kate and Kaiya muse on why the slate is so hard.🤔 Alongside some directors and casting directors, they also provide some tips and tricks to, not only make it easier, but make it work for you or even stand out. 🤩 Thanks for listening! ❤️ Would you like to work with Kate (Coaching) or Kaiya (actor and coach)? 🎭 Questions? ✉️...

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This week on the Friday LIVE Extra, Genevieve Randall talks with composer and singer Nick Lemme about Cloak of Stars, a meditative program of sacred music inspired by the life of St. Francis of Assisi. The concert features the Lincoln ensemble Consort Pelicani performing Renaissance vocal music and Gregorian chant, along with organ music.

Safety comes in the form of a comfortable bed in an old manor house. Lucas' house. You wake late afternoon, and are informed by the attendants of the house that Mr Nobel had watched over you night after night during your recovery. Not recalling much, you assumed that you must have slept away the majority of it. Inspecting your body, you are impressed by how quickly you have healed. The vampiric blood that you have consumed has sped the healing process exponentially. That said, the memories of your

I'm recording this one from a parking lot across the street from where my son now works as a dance coach, which makes me a dad of a dance teacher!When Atti stepped away from studio dance and landed at a tumbling and fitness gym, he worried his skills would slide and he'd be bored out of his mind. Instead, he found a boss who is a ray of sunshine in human form, a room full of loud little kids eager to learn from him, and some huge personal growth opportunities.Tune in to hear why stepping outside

Hey! I'd love to hear your thoughts, send me a voice note.You do well on your ear training drills, but when you set out to learn real music by ear, you get stuck partway in. The skills are in place. What's missing is an order in which to put them to use.In this episode I lay out the steps I use with my ear training students, from far away, and then we take the first one: the open listen.In this episode:Where students get stuck when learning music by earOpen listens: let the music affect you before

Send us Fan Mail On the morning of their son’s wedding, a sentimental mother and her joking husband struggle to let go of the little boy they raised---and discover that growing older does not mean leaving love behind. Bernadette Armstrong directs a cast that includes Gary Lamb as Jeff and Cynthia Gravinese Brown as Julie. Playwright Warren H. Gore is a member of the Dramatists Guild. His previous plays include Testaments and Revelations. He is also an actor. Support the show Founded by playw...

Stories are...in the land of the dead. This week's story was written by Winifred Òdúnóku. For more of her work visit her Linktree @winifredodunoku. And connect with her on Instagram at @winifredodunoku_, on X @winifredodunoku and on LinkedIn at Winifred Òdúnóku. This week's story was narrated by Ijeoma Nwankwo. You can explore more of her work, collaborate, or connect with her on Instagram at @inzeezvoice. I'd love your feedback on today's episode – what did you enjoy and where can we impro...

Alpha School is making massive waves in the education world for its controversial two-hour, AI-driven academic sprints, a model that either thrills or terrifies educators. But whether you view their extreme reliance on software as a brilliant breakthrough or a dystopian cautionary tale, focusing on the tech means you are missing the real disruption: what they did to the human educators. By completely dismantling the isolated, "one-teacher, one-room" factory model, Alpha unbundled the

Hey! I'd love to hear your thoughts, send me a voice note.Come join us as we worship together today!Lyrics:Verse 1Crown Him with many crownsThe Lamb upon His throneHark how the heavenly anthem drownsAll music but its ownAwake my soul and singOf Him who died for theeAnd hail Him as thy matchless KingThrough all eternityVerse 2Crown Him the Lord of lifeWho triumphed o'er the graveAnd rose victorious in the strifeFor those He came to saveHis glories now we singWho died and rose on highWho died eternal

For the latest Whisper in the Wings from Stage Whisper, we welcomed on the illusionist/performer Helder Guimarães to talk about his work The Hope Theory. This brilliant show was so much fun to learn all about and we are excited to be sharing it with you. So be sure you tune in and turn out to support this fabulous artist and his production!The Hope TheorySeptember 9th- December 6th@ New York City Center Stage IITickets and more information are available at nycitycenter.orgAnd be sure to follow

In this episode of Story Lovers, host Kylie Eden explores the delicate art of creating subversive work without sacrificing personal safety or professional stability. For writers, artists, and creators who feel the pressure to either sanitize their message or burn everything down, this guide offers a third path: embedding rebellion in beauty. We discuss how to challenge political norms and societal expectations by using metaphor, allegory, and historical fiction as protective shields. This approach

In this episode of Culture Project, host Virginia Jensen explores the profound intersection of landscape painting, mental clarity, and creative resilience. 'Why I Paint Storms: Finding Calm in the Whiteout' is designed for artists, writers, creatives, and anyone seeking a deeper connection to their inner life amidst external chaos. The episode delves into the philosophy of using art not as documentation, but as translation—transforming the overwhelming sensory experience of a winter storm into