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This week I chat about my upcoming adventure at the Unified Professional Theatre Auditions which are held every year in Memphis, Tennessee. I am audition number, 462.
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This week I am joined by Dr. Ardith Morris for an update on the trials and tribulations of her program at Arkansas Tech University. The program has been all but shuttered by the administration without a clear and precise reason. Please give a listen to this story and think about the students that are affected by this situation.
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This week I am joined via skype by Kamal Angelo Bolden (actor), Alex Hernandez (actor), Al Snow (professional wrestler and fight choreographer), and Kristoffer Diaz (playwright) as we discuss Actors Theatre of Louisville’s production of The Elaborate Entrance of Chad Deity. The production runs through Feb. 4th.
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This week I am joined by Denice Hicks (Artistic Director) and Robert Marigza (Operations Manager) of the Nashville Shakespeare Festival as we discuss their production of Julius Caesar. It case you haven’t heard, it features former Tennessee Titan, Eddie George in the title role.
Deep Fried Theatre:
Photos by Jeff Frazier. Brian Webb Russell as Brutus, Eddie George as Julius Caesar, Eric D. Pasto-Crosby as Mark Antony
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2012. The year to get things done. We have all made our New Year’s Resolutions. Now, to make them stick. The Inexplicable Dumb Show shares how to accomplish your resolutions and more.
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Happy New Year! It is time to plan the big party and to plan out the New Year’s Eve toast. The Inexplicable Dumb Show is here to help. Learn about types of New Year’s Eve parties here. Toasting etiquette here, here, and here. Most important is be smart and have a designated driver! Have Fun!
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Happy Holidays! Season’s Greetings from The Inexplicable Dumb Show. Cecilia Lighthall (Stage Manager) and Lauren Shouse (Artistic Associate) of the Tennessee Repertory Theatre stop by Studio 1103 this week to chat about one of their Holiday offerings, A Christmas Story.
We also chat about family Christmas traditions that involve cheap whiskey and…a pickle?
There is a special holiday treat. A dramatic reading of some of the spam that the IDS receives, the NEW segment is called Spam Beat. Enjoy!
Deep Fried Theatre:
While the IDS never attained the secret family recipe for boiled custard, here is a fun one. And here’s the scoop on the pickle.
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This week I have a snidbit of Mark Cabus’s version of Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol. He is performing in Nashville at the First Unitarian Universalist of Nashville on Wednesday December 14th at 7:30pm. Enjoy!
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This week Brad Oxnam stops by Studio 1103 to chat about his latest undertaking with Boiler Room Theatre. He is in their production of Oliver! which opened on Nov. 18th and runs through Dec. 23rd. We also chat family Christmas Traditions and my dog, Bonny, makes an appearance.
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This week I am joined by Becca McCoy to celebrate the release of her Christmas album, A Not So Silent Night. She graciously allowed The Inexplicable Dumb Show to preview two of the tracks: In the Bleak Midwinter and Bring a Torch Jeanette Isabella.
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From Becca McCoy:
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