Cat interviews members of the cast of Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer. Based on the beloved 1964 animated special, this adaptation brings everyone's favorite reindeer to the stage. November 24 - December 24, 2017 at Duke Energy Center for the Performing Arts in Raleigh.

Barry Louis Polisar is Steve's guest today. He wrote the theme song to that great movie Juno, "All I want is you." He's also written some great children's songs. You get a funny title and the song writes itself. How about "My Brother Threw Up On My Stuffed Toy Bunny" or "You Can't Say BPPPP On The Radio." Anyway, he's singing a song that was featured on Sesame Street, "I Gotta Dog And My Dog's Name Is Cat." Harry won a dinosaur kit at a Paleontology Festival and is putting up a life size replica of

Week 16 of THE APPROXIMATELY 20-MINUTE VARIETY HOUR was recorded live at Chicago Dramatists on June 19, 2017. This week: Once Upon A Thespinarium, A Flash Fairy Tale To Keep You Dreaming This Week in Alternative Facts Cooking With Joy Word of the Week The Assisters Lottery of the Absurd Tabby Flufferwinkle Cat's Private Eye This week's episode of THE APPROXIMATELY 20-MINUTE VARIETY HOUR is written by Trina Kakacek and Michael John Kelly, with contributions by Thomas J. Misuraca and Mark Kater

Today's guest is Barry Louis Polisar. Barry has been writing and performing songs since the late 70's. His big hit was the theme song to Juno, "All I want is You". His inimitable voice and guitar playing is immediately recognizable. Barry has written other great songs, just from the titles you can tell how funny he is- "I Wanna Be A Dog", "My Brother Threw Up On My Stuffed Toy Bunny", "I've Got A Dog And My Dog's Name Is Cat". Today, he's playing a love song he wrote about his wife but with a twist

Our guest on this podcast is John Sebastian, writer of "Summer in the City," "Do you Believe in Magic," "Daydream." and "Welcome Back Kotter". Harry and he sing "The Cat Came Back." Also, the song Steve wrote "Picture Of Health" that played on Jim Henson's "Bear In The Big Blue House" is featured. But the big news is that Steve has a confession to make. He's the funniest man on the planet because he was born on Flypton and has a super powered sense of humor. So why isn't he funnier? Listen and find

Week 11 of THE APPROXIMATELY 20-MINUTE VARIETY HOUR, Small Fish Radio Theatre's weekly podcast featuring just about anything! This week: Episode 3 of the Three-Minute Soap Opera: “Tabby Flufferwinkle. Cat's Private Eye!” by Thomas J. Misuraca Cooking With Joy Barnyard Classics: Guinea Pig Medea Opera In The Shower Quotes Lottery of the Absurd THE APPROXIMATELY 20-MINUTE VARIETY HOUR is written by Trina Kakacek and Michael John Kelly. Small Fish Radio Theatre Ensemble: Cat Dean, Michael

Week 10 of THE APPROXIMATELY 20-MINUTE VARIETY HOUR, Small Fish Radio Theatre's weekly podcast featuring just about anything! This week: Once Upon a Thespinarium, A Weekly Flash Fairy Tale Episode 2 of the Three-Minute Soap Opera: “Tabby Flufferwinkle. Cat's Private Eye!” by Thomas J. Misuraca Bad Poetry Corner and Jokes Words of Wisdom with Master Kater THE APPROXIMATELY 20-MINUTE VARIETY HOUR is written by Trina Kakacek and Michael John Kelly. Small Fish Radio Theatre Ensemble: Cat Dean,

Week 8 of THE APPROXIMATELY 20-MINUTE VARIETY HOUR, Small Fish Radio Theatre's weekly podcast featuring just about anything! This week: The final episode of the Three-Minute Soap Opera: “Light Shadows” by Thomas J. Misuraca Cooking with Joy “This Day in History of the Future” by John Tomkiw Once Upon A Thespinarium, a Weekly Flash Fairy Tale THE APPROXIMATELY 20-MINUTE VARIETY HOUR is written by Trina Kakacek and Michael John Kelly. Small Fish Radio Theatre Ensemble: Cat Dean, Michael Herzovi,

Week 7 of THE APPROXIMATELY 20-MINUTE VARIETY HOUR, Small Fish Radio Theatre's weekly podcast featuring just about anything! This week: Barnyard Classics Episode 7 of the Three-Minute Soap Opera: “Light Shadows” by Thomas J. Misuraca Lottery of the Absurd Once Upon A Thespinarium, a Weekly Flash Fairy Tale Middle Aged Fantasy A Visit From Harold THE APPROXIMATELY 20-MINUTE VARIETY HOUR is written by Trina Kakacek and Michael John Kelly. Small Fish Radio Theatre Ensemble: Cat Dean, Michael

Week 6 of THE APPROXIMATELY 20-MINUTE VARIETY HOUR, Small Fish Radio Theatre's weekly podcast featuring just about anything! This week: Episode 6 of the Three-Minute Soap Opera: “Light Shadows” by Thomas J. Misuraca Cooking With Joy Once Upon A Thespinarium, a Weekly Flash Fairy Tale Lottery Of The Absurd Bad Poetry Corner With Jokes THE APPROXIMATELY 20-MINUTE VARIETY HOUR is written by Trina Kakacek and Michael John Kelly. Small Fish Radio Theatre Ensemble: Cat Dean, Michael Herzovi, Mark

Bink! Written by Robert Crighton Performed by Cat LaCohie Molly was left alone a lot. Her parents were always out. So she started talking to herself, to the furniture, to the house. And then the house answered back. A children’s story... just not necessarily for children. First Performed on Tuesday 13th January 2009 at the Tabard Theatre. #audio #podcasts To help make more of the these shows happen, support Robert on Patreon www.patreon.com/robertcrighton

An exploration of the unreal. The protagonist goes on a bizarre adventure through his own mind.Written, performed and produced by Desmond Marcenko. Music composed by Kevin MacLeoud and is used under a creative commons license. Tracks used: Dreams Become Real Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ Controlled Chaos - no percussion Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative

Week 3 of THE APPROXIMATELY 20-MINUTE VARIETY HOUR, Small Fish Radio Theatre's weekly podcast featuring just about anything! This week: Barnyard Classics Episode 3 of the Three-Minute Soap Opera: “Light Shadows” by Thomas J. Misuraca Middle-Aged Fantasy Lottery of the Absurd Once Upon A Thespinarium, a Weekly Flash Fairy Tale THE APPROXIMATELY 20-MINUTE VARIETY HOUR is written by Trina Kakacek and Michael John Kelly. Small Fish Radio Theatre Ensemble: Cat Dean, Michael Herzovi, Mark Kater,

Week 1 of THE APPROXIMATELY 20-MINUTE VARIETY HOUR, Small Fish Radio Theatre's weekly podcast featuring just about anything! This week: Barnyard Classics The First Episode of the new Three-Minute Soap Opera: “Light Shadows” by Thomas J. Misuraca Lottery of the Absurd Bad Poetry Corner With Jokes Once Upon A Thespinarium, a Weekly Flash Fairy Tale Middle-Aged Fantasy THE APPROXIMATELY 20-MINUTE VARIETY HOUR is written by Trina Kakacek and Michael John Kelly. Small Fish Radio Theatre Ensemble: Cat

Upstaging On The Town! is a bonus series where Jeremy, Adrian, and Drew talk about productions they've seen together. This episode, we discuss Triad Stage's production of Cat On A Hot Tin Roof.

Meet many of Spring Awakening's cast members when Andy and Aeshly join Elise in the FMCC Theatre to host a podcast. Later on, Andy and Elise get sidetracked with a discussion of Rent, Spring Awakening, Bare: A Pop Opera, and Just So. That's what will happen on a diet of baguettes and Mexican cat food!