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Well, here ’tis, folks. Episode 250. Old friends come home and set a spell. Thanks for all of you that helped the IDS out along the way. Tune in next week as the next 250 begins!
Cheers,
John Mauldin
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This week I am joined by Keith Cromwell, Executive Director of Red Mountain Theatre Company, as we chat Sweet Charity, improved cabaret stage, and the 2011-2012 season.
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This week I chat with a former pupil, Rachel Ward, about an interesting project that blends apocalyptic sci-fi with Shakespeare. That project is called Terminator the Second. Blending James Cameron and William Shakespeare? Sounds intriguing! The theatre company that is brave enough to undertake this project is Husky Jackal Theater.
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In this episode, I am a deputy casting consultant for FoodPlay Productions at the Fall 2011 SETC Professional Auditions. It was a lot of fun. Break legs to all that auditioned.
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This week I chat with magician, illusionist, sleight of hand specialist…Jason Michaels. We talk magic, cruises, and Shakespeare. A little off the beaten path but a change of pace is always good!
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Jason Michaels
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This week I chat with Evans Donnell about his new adventure that he has taken on the interweb…artnownashville.com. This is a website that is dedicated to the arts scene in Nashville and could prove as an interesting model for other markets. Enjoy!
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In this episode, I am joined by actor, Brian Webb Russell, as we discuss American Stage’s production of “Barefoot in the Park”. Brian also gives us a state of the union (equity) update as it pertains to actors in the Southeast.
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In this episode, Kristoffer Diaz stops by to discuss his play, The Elaborate Entrance of Chad Deity, which is in production at Geffen Playhouse and later at Actors Theatre of Louisville.
Kristoffer Diaz, playwright of The Elaborate Entrance of Chad Deity
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On this episode of the IDS, I am joined by the artistic director of the Nashville Shakespeare Festival, Denice Hicks. She gives us a scoop on the upcoming production of Romeo & Juliet, Shakespeare Allowed, and their winter production of Julius Ceasar.
Denice Hicks, Artistic Director of The Nashville Shakespeare Festival
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In this episode, I chat with Greg Greene and Wes Driver of Blackbird Theater about their production of G.K. Chesterton’s Magic.
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