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#178 - Talia Suskauer - Defys Gravity and Takes a Walk on the Moon
Actress Talia Suskauer joins Behind the Awards to discuss her new show A Walk on the Moon based on the hit film starring Diane Lane. Talia is also known for playing Elphaba and gives us the low down on all things Wicked including a no fly show and how quickly she becomes green.
Episode 12 - Jessica Francis Fichter and Colleen Francis: Dandelion
This episode features a conversation with Jessica Francis Fichter and Colleen Francis about their new musical, Dandelion.
Act 97: From Broadway to the West End Featuring MickeyJoTheatre
Join Heather and special co-host Chris Leavy as they welcome MickeyJoTheatre to the pod! We chat all things Broadway and West End and all the differences that make the tale of these two theatre cities so unique and special.
173 Opening Number 1
This is the first of a three-part program featuring a comprehensive look at some of Broadway’s most illustrious opening numbers, spanning from as far back as SHOWBOAT to more modern productions like NINE and SWEENEY TODD.
Episode 60: How to Protect Your Rent Stabilized Apartment from a Non-Primary Residence Case
In Episode 60, we take a deep dive on how to protect your Rent Stabilized apartment from a Non-Primary Residence claim. This episode is a companion to a FREE 29-page booklet entitled, How to Protect Your Rent Stabilized Apartment in Non-Primary Residence and Succession Cases.
Episode 59: Why Your Landlord Still Wants to Evict You From Your Rent Stabilized Apartment, Even After the HSTPA
In Episode 59, we look at five reasons that landlords still very much want to evict tenants from Rent Stabilized apartments, even after the Housing Stability and Tenant Protection Act of 2019 made vacancy way less valuable to landlords. Links: Website.
Episode 58: Can you vacate a stipulation of settlement that you entered into in Housing Court if you later regret making the deal?
In Episode 58, we look at whether you can you vacate a stipulation of settlement that you entered into in Housing Court if you later regret making the deal. A court can undo/vacate a stipulation of settlement: • to promote justice and prevent wrong.
Between the Lines with Eric Simonson
In this episode, we sit down with Eric Simonson to discuss his memoir Between the Lines: Steppenwolf's Seagull and A Reluctant Actor's Journey Back to the Stage. The book chronicles Steppenwolf Theatre Company’s bold return from the Covid-19 shutdown with a $43 million new theater and a fresh adaptation of The Seagull.
episode 22 | jessica frances dukes
About. This week on Odd Woman Out, Tutz sits down with the wildly talented Jessica Frances Dukes—and trust me, this conversation goes places. You know her as Special Agent Maya Miller on Ozark, you've probably seen her commanding the stage in Broadway's Trouble in Mind, and now she's starring in the gritty new series The Westies.
Lil Rel Talks Haunted Heist at the Detroit Premiere — Here on The Roundtable with Robert Bannon!
The Roundtable with Robert Bannon heads to the Motor City for the Detroit premiere of Haunted Heist! Robert catches up with Lil Rel, who not only stars in the film but also steps behind the camera as director for this hilarious horror comedy that was proudly shot right here in Detroit.
Rachel Lin Brings Asian Representation to Law & Order and Creates Her Own Work
Actors today are expected to do far more than wait for the next audition. Increasingly, they're becoming writers, producers, directors, and creators of their own work. Rachel Lin has embraced all of those roles, but not without first overcoming expectations that her life should have taken a very different path.
#31-Matching Minds as Text Book
This episode looks at how Matching Minds with Sondheim is used as a college textbook. Eric Zimmerman describes integrating the book’s design-principle lists into a puzzle unit at New York University where students build puzzles under constraints, while former student A.
Why Great Actors Never "Try" to Concentrate
Why do some actors command attention even when they're barely speaking? In this episode, casting director Jeffrey Dreisbach explores one of the most misunderstood aspects of acting: concentration. Learn why authentic focus doesn't come from trying harder—it comes from pursuing a.
Alicia Witt Talks Her New Album Between Heaven and Earth, Her National Tour, Hallmark Favorites & A Lifetime in Entertainment — Here on The Roundtable with Robert Bannon!
From beloved actress to acclaimed singer-songwriter, Alicia Witt continues to prove there is no limit to her artistry. Alicia joins The Roundtable with Robert Bannon to discuss her deeply personal new album, Between Heaven and Earth, arriving August 28 via Thirty Tigers.
#107 - Maryann Plunkett
Maryann Plunkett can currently be seen in Erica Murray’s The Loved Ones at Irish Repertory Theatre. A Tony Award winner for Me and My Girl, she earned a second Tony nomination for her performance in The Notebook.
Nikki DeLoach Talks Hallmark Stars Live, Bringing Holiday Magic to Detroit & Across America on The Roundtable with Robert Bannon!
From heartwarming holiday movies to unforgettable performances, Nikki DeLoach has become one of Hallmark's most beloved leading ladies. Now, she's taking that magic on the road as the host of the brand-new Hallmark Stars Live tour, and she's joining The Roundtable with Robert Bannon to share all about it!
7. A Town Without Pity (feat. John Waters)
Season 2, Episode 7: Filmmaker John Waters reflects on Provincetown, Fire Island, and the art of being an outsider. We explore the legacy of Ice Palace DJ Roy Thode, whose death marked the end of an era in Cherry Grove.
The Guy Who Didn't Like Musicals (2025 Remount)
Speaking of reviving something from years ago, this week we're diving back into the world of Hatchetfield to talk about StarKid's new revival of "The Guy Who Didn't Like Musicals." Specifically, we're going to talk about how theater can adapt and change over the years, and how Starkid Fans can go crazy of minute changes to a performance to fine tune a tone because "it's not identical to the one I watched a buttzillion times." Lets dive in kids!
ERIC VAUGHN JOHNSON TALKS OFC CREATIONS' NEW SEASON!
Regional theatre is alive and thriving in Rochester, New York, and Eric Vaughn Johnson is helping lead the way.
#177 - Breton Tyner-Bryan - Favorite Dance Movies
Director/Choreographer Breton Tyner-Bryan stops by Behind the Awards to discuss her film “Rhythm or Smooth”. From Ballroom to Ballet this film touches not only these styles but the NYC Dance vibe.
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