Onstage/Offstage Theatre Podcast

#94: Gwydion Suilebhan

Playwright/ (Then) Dir. Brand and Marketing, Wooly Mammoth Theatre, Project Director for the New Play Exchange.
 

#93: Jeremy Webb / Jessica Hanna

Directors/actors. Two directors talk about selecting one play from a pot of over 800. Then taking that winning play and producing it at opposite ends of the United States. 
Jeremy Webb on IMDB
Jessica Hanna - Facebook
Bootleg Theatre
Hope and Optimism Foundation (Stage)

#92: Amy Oestreicher

Playwright/performer/motivational speaker. It's a given that life's detours frequently spur creativity. Amy Oestreicher's detours have been more severe than many. So she's taking them on the road with her.
Note: Ms. Oestreicher passed away in 2021. An obituary can be found here.
amyoes.com / TedX – YouTube

#91: Jonathan Dorf

Playwright/teacher. Jonathan is a playwright, screenwriter, teacher, and knows the business of getting one's creative work to the audiences. Knows all, and is willing to tell all!
jonathandorf.com

#90: Michole Biancosino

Playwright/producer. Talk about a busy person! Running a theatre company in NYC; workshopping new plays; Project Y, and the Women in Theatre Festival.
micholebiancosino.com
projectytheatre.org/

#89: E-hui Woo

Lighting designer/electrician. We talk about the different ways to light a show, find its visual mood, accent the director's vision and playwright's purpose--all without getting zapped!
e-hui.info

#88: Zakiyyah Alexander / The Kilroy Awards

Playwright/screenwriter. The Kilroys are an organization of female Los Angeles area playwrights who recognize and award theatres across the country for promoting and producing female playwrights.
thekilroys.org
#kilroys,#kilroyawards,#playwright,#screeenwriter,#ZakiyyahAlexander

#87: Pete Rush

Actor/director/designer. Set design, proper costuming technique, installation art, directing. Pete does it all.
peterush.com
#peterush,#setdesign,#costumedesign,#acting

#86: Howard Sherman

Arts administrator/producer, theatre advocate. Arts Integrity, diverse casting, changing sociopolitics, Sweeney Todd for high schoolers, and a guy dressed in tiny blue shorts walking around Times Square.
hesherman.com / Twitter

#85: Seasonal Play Reading; Never Wear a Dead Man’s Shoes / Judd Lear Silverman

Playwright/Educator. Seasonal play reading 2016 #3: Second-hand shoes bring first-hand trouble. A clever comedy by JL Silverman.
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