Onstage/Offstage Theatre Podcast

#54: Play Reading - You Haven’t Changed a Bit / Donna Hoke

Playwright, Dramatists Guild representative, cruciverbalist. 

#53: Craig MacDonald

Teacher/actor/director Craig MacDonald discusses his new scene study class, script analysis, Meisner technique, and what it takes to get into character.

#48: Donna Hoke

Playwright, Dramatists Guild representative, and cruciverbalist Donna Hoke talks about her work, reviews, the process of writing, and how crossword puzzles are made.

#47: Civic Ensemble

The Civic Ensemble specializes in community based plays, works in which interviews or story circles are held, voices are heard, and plays are constructed from what's culled. We talked with Sarah Chalmers Simmons and Godfrey Simmons about this particular process.

#46: Ithaca Shakespeare Co.

We talk with director Amina Omari, assistant director Paige Anderson and actors Judith Andrew and Camilla Schade about what it was like literally stepping into a traditional man's role. (And what it was like having weapons and committing murders onstage!)

#45: Play reading - Zombified / Arthur M. Jolly

The second of our 2014 Halloween play readings, OSOS presents Arthur M. Jolly's “Zombified.”

#44: Play Reading - House Rules / Diana Lee Woody

Our first 2014 Halloween play reading, OSOS presents Diana Lee Woody's  “House Rules.” 

#43: Sue Perlgut

In the 1960s Sue Perlgut had been part of a troupe called It's All Right to be Woman Theatre, which daringly told the stories of women across America, and included lesbianism, a subject that had rarely been talked about in public before.

#42: Lindsay Price

Playwright/dramaturg/teacher. Lindsay Price has written dozens of plays for middle school and high school students. She also teaches and has her own publishing company.

#41: Craig Pospisil

Playwright/film producer. We talked about his new film, January, which was an adaptation of a section of a play he'd written some time back, called Months On End. OSOS wanted to know what changes may have had to have been made in order to bring the story from one medium to another.