Talking Theater
Summary: Talking Theater podcast celebrates theater! Your host, Marc Smith, interviews theater makers for theater people who love theatre. Actors, directors, playwrights, designers, stage managers, musicians, and other professionals will share stories about their career, their craft, and their community. You will be introduced each week to artists who make a living in the performing arts. We’re not just talking – we’re talking theater!
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- Artist: Marc Smith
- Copyright: talking theater 2017-2021
Podcasts:
Deborah Yarchun shares with Marc about spinning stories wildly out of various starting points, and her newest plays and opportunities.
Lauren shares about writing women characters with fascinating stories to tell, how she approaches the writing process, and her commitment to impacting society through writing, business, and other creative decisions as an activist and a theater artist.
Kate Hamill shares with Marc her appreciation for 19th-century classic novels, her writing process for adapting a novel into a play, and how being both an actor and a playwright fuels her creativity.
Adam Szymkowicz is a playwright based in New York City. His plays have been produced throughout the U.S., Canada, England, and around the world. Adam received a Playwright’s Diploma from Juilliard, an MFA from Columbia University. He has written articles for many publications and has interviewed 1000 playwrights on the Adam Szymkowicz blog.
16: Leading the Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival with Davis McCallum
15: Bringing Together Artists to Create 24 Hour Plays with Mark Armstrong
14: Creating a Supportive and Safe Space with Equity Stage Manager Jared Zeigler
13: Body, Connection, and Collaboration with Fight Director, Musician, and Actor Annie Enneking
12: Managing Shows at Disney with Annalisa Stahler
11: Growing a Community Theater Into a Professional Repertory Company with Kevin Harris
10: Theater as Messy, Exciting, Organic Storytelling with Erin Cronican
9: Marc Ensign - Musician for RENT (Getting the Broadway Musical Gig)
8: Bernard Bunye - Advice for Actors from a New York Talent Manager
7: Joseph Megel - Directing New Plays of Diversity and Social Justice
6: Doing Your Best Work On Stage with Suzy Newman
