Murder on the Orient Express by Agatha Christie at Vertigo Theatre. Adapted for the stage by Ken Ludwig. Interview with director Jovanni Sy.
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A Christmas Carol at Desert Crown Theatre – Interview with Christine Ralston & Nate Ralston
A Christmas Carol at Desert Crown Theatre. Interview with Christine Ralston and Nate Ralston about this year’s production.
The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe at Rosebud Theatre – Interview with Anna Dalgleish and Caleb Gordon
The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe at Rosebud Theatre. An interview with the stars of the show Anna Dalgleish and Caleb Gordon.
Interview with Playwright Caroline Russell-King – High and Splendid Braveries
Playwright Caroline Russell-King discusses her play High and Splendid Braveries which is about the life of Emily Murphy and The Famous Five.
Stones in His Pockets at Rosebud Theatre – Interview with Actors Nathan Schmidt & Griffin Cork
Stones in His Pockets at Rosebud Theatre is about the disruption caused in a small Irish community when Hollywood comes to town. Interview with actors Nathan Schmidt and Griffin Cork.
Misery at Vertigo Theatre – Interview with Director Jamie Dunsdon
Misery at Vertigo Theatre is a thrilling dive into the scary world of deadly obsession. An interview with Director Jamie Dunsdon.
Interview with Playwright Meredith Taylor-Parry
Playwright Meredith Taylor-Parry talks about her newest play Shark Bite, life-changing decisions, sources of creative energy and playwriting.
Photographer Louise Good
Photographer Louise Good talks about her approach to photography and the philosophy behind her In the Moment Gallery.
Interview with Kristen Da Silva – Playwright
In this interview playwright Kristen Da Silva talks about her creative process, thoughts on comedy, and what she’d tell her younger self.
Interview with Actor John Craggs – A Christmas Carol
Interview with actor John Craggs about his life in the theatre and the Support British production of A Christmas Carol.
A Christmas Carol at Tarleton State University
Interview with Associate Professor of Theatre Prudence Jones and several students producing A Christmas Carol at Tarleton State University.
Interview with Derek Webb – Playwright
I contacted playwright Derek Webb to chat with him about his writing and this year’s Pint-sized Plays Festival.
Submission Opportunities for Playwrights
An occasionally updated list of playwriting, screenwriting, and festival competition opportunities and contests for playwrights.
Interview with Director David Winning
Cannibals, vampires, and lonely singles searching for love are just some of the characters director David Winning has brought to the screen.
Interview with Juliet Liraz – Second Chances
Interview with Substance Abuse Counsellor Juliet Liraz who took up the challenge of producing an inmate-run production of A Christmas Carol.
Winter Solstice and a Christmas Yule Log
Celebrate the Winter Solstice and enjoy a sixty-minute Christmas Yule Log video as you celebrate the holiday season.
Interview Tracy Carroll & Katherine Koller
Interview with Tracy Carroll and Katherine Koller about theatre, the origins of Script Salon, and their plans for 2021.
Interview with Griffin Cork – Actor, Producer, Filmmaker
At twenty-four actor, producer, and filmmaker Griffin Cork has already stacked up an impressive list of film and theatre credits.
Marketing Architect Toni Guffei: Ratio Marketing and Reports
I connected with Marketing Architect Toni Guffei to talk with her about marketing, blogging, and social media.
Interview with Producer/Director Matt Boda: Absurd Hero Productions – Get It Made X
Producer/Director Matt Boda has ambitions of taking his company, Absurd Hero Productions, into the big leagues.
Interview Trevor Rueger: Actor, Director, Dramaturge
Interview with Trevor Rueger the Executive Director of Alberta Playwrights Network about his approach to acting, directing, and dramaturgy.
Interview: Actor Ryan Quinn Adams – Celebrate the Small Victories
Ryan Quinn Adams commutes between Lake Tahoe, where his family lives, and Los Angeles in order to pursue his dream of becoming an actor.
Three Types of Story: Survival, Love, & Quest
I think there are only three types of stories. There’s the survival story, the love story, and the quest story. That’s it. And each story can be told as either a comedy or a drama with extreme comedy being satire and extreme drama being tragedy. As far as genres go each type of story can have multiple types of genres so, for example, you can have a science fiction or fantasy story that is about survival, or you can have a historical fiction or a vampire story that is about love.
Old Stock: A Refugee Love Story
Old Stock: A Refugee Love Story is a story about desperation – hope – love – refugees – babies – grandchildren – the past – and the present. It’s an entertaining, touching, and memorable night at the theatre. Did I like it? I loved it. Would I recommend it? Without a doubt. This show has […]
A Christmas Carol by James Hutchison at Piper’s Opera House
An interview with Director Jennifer Hunt about A Christmas Carol at Pipers Opera House in Virginia City Nevada.