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Ep. 67: Tea with Agatha
In 2016, Mia Self’s play TEA WITH AGATHA premiered during NC State University Theatre’s TheatreFest. Sadly, TheatreFest this summer has been canceled, however, NC State’s University Theatre has announced its season for next year. Celebrate the centennial anniversary of Agatha… Read More ›
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Ep. 66: The Odd Couple, Funny Ladies of the Eighties, Amanda Bearse and Teresa Ganzel
Amanda Bearse and Teresa Ganzel, TV royalty, were just beginning rehearsals for The Judson Theatre Company production of THE ODD COUPLE when COVID-19 shut everything down. Bearse played Marcy D’arcy, the Bundy’s neighbor in the hit sitcom MARRIED WITH CHILDREN,… Read More ›
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Ep. 65: All Passes, Art Endures
About the Guest A Raleigh native, Charles Phaneuf has over 15 years of experience in arts management. His career began in management at the Shakespeare Theatre in Washington, D.C. before serving as the Managing Director at Joe’s Movement Emporium in… Read More ›
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Ep. 64: The High Cost of a Pandemic
Hear what North Carolina Theatre’s Producing Artistic Director Eric Woodall has to say about the short and long term effects of this pandemic on theater companies big and small. NC Theatre recently announced its schedule for the remainder of this… Read More ›
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Virtual Talk Back Series: What If I’m the Becky?
For more information about THE REBECCA SHOW, visit THE REBECCA SHOW website or Facebook Page. Connect with RDU on Stage Facebook – @rduonstage Twitter – @rduonstage Instagram – @rduonstage Web – www.rduonstage.com
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Ep. 63: Can Our Gig Economy Survive a Pandemic?
About the Guests Rebecca Jackson-Artis Samantha Corey Germona Sharp Monet Marshall Tara Nicole Williams Heather Strickland Charles Phaneuf, United Arts Council Brandon Cordrey, VAE Raleigh Resources Durham Artist Relief Fund NC Artist Relief Fund Orange County Arts Relief Fund Connect… Read More ›
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Virtual Talk Back Series: Grief, Loss, and Coping, a Conversation with Natasha Jackson
Natasha Jackson wears many hats from stage manager to director to creator to filmmaker. But she also a stage manager extraordinaire, a creator, a historian, and now, a director (NRACT’s BOURBON AT THE BORDER and Stageworks’ upcoming production of FENCES)…. Read More ›
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Virtual Talk Back Series: A Conversation with Gerard M. Williams
For a complete schedule of RDU on Stage’s Virtual Talkbacks, visit our Facebook page at http://www.facebook.com/rduonstage. Connect with RDU on Stage Facebook – @rduonstage Twitter – @rduonstage Instagram – @rduonstage Web – www.rduonstage.com
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Virtual Talk Back Series: “Racism is Not Okay,” a Conversation with Thao Nguyen
For a complete schedule of RDU on Stage’s Virtual Talkbacks, visit our Facebook page at http://www.facebook.com/rduonstage. Connect with RDU on Stage Facebook – @rduonstage Twitter – @rduonstage Instagram – @rduonstage Web – www.rduonstage.com
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Ep. 62: Debunking the Myth of ‘Little Women’ with Playwright June Guralnick
June Guralnick spent the last two years working on her 15th play LITTLE WOMEN. However, her premiere staged reading was thwarted by COVID-19. Hear what she has to say about the play, the state of playwrighting in North Carolina, and… Read More ›
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Ep. 61: COVID-19, When the Show Can’t Go On
A candid conversation with local theater producers on how COVID-19 is affecting their bottom line. About the Guests Timothy E. Locklear, Managing Artistic Director, NRACT David Henderson and Susannah Hough, Co-Artistic Directors, Honest Pint Theatre Patrick Torres, Artistic Director, Raleigh… Read More ›
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Ep. 60: The Wonder of Bringing the Musical ‘Wonderland’ Home
Enloe Magnet High School is the first school (and regional/community theater) to produce Jack Murphy and Frank Wildhorn’s musical WONDERLAND anywhere. The Enloe Magnet High School production of WONDERLAND is postponed TBA. For more information visit the Enloe Theatre website…. Read More ›