Festival of Short Plays Marks Return to Live Theater in Carrboro
Read what Denver Ellis' review of OdysseyStage's NC 10x10 Festival of plays, featuring the work of NC playwrights.
Live Chat with Heather Strickland and Patrick Torres on THE VELOCITY OF AUTUMN
Hear what RLT's Patrick Torres and Heather Strickland have to say about welcoming audiences back inside the Cantey Sutton theater.
Anybody Have a Map? You Just Might Need One to Get Through This Version of DEAR EVAN HANSEN
Read Lauren Van Hemert's Beltline to Broadway review of the film adaptation of the Tony Award-winning musical DEAR EVAN HANSEN.
Ep. 107: Kevin T’s Real-Life COME FROM AWAY Story
Kevin Tuerff shares his real-life COME FROM AWAY story.
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Osha Gray Davidson on THE BEST OF ENEMIES, the True Story that Inspired the Top 10 Netflix Film
Hear what Osha Gray Davidson has to say about the extraordinary friendship between Ann Atwater and CP Ellis.
Tony Award-winning Teacher Helps Students of Color Achieve BFA Dreams
Hear what Corey D. Mitchell has to say about equity, diversity, and inclusion and his new venture, Theatre Gap Initiative (TGI).
Live Chat with Charlie Williams (FROZEN)
Hear what Charlie Williams (FROZEN) has to say to about his North Carolina roots, the international appeal of FROZEN, and so much more.
The Broadway Dietitian Talks Body Positivity, Body Norms, and Disordered Eating
Libby Parker's desire to become a Registered Dietician was born out of her own experience with disordered eating. But her first love remains musical theater. Hear what she has to say about performers' health on and off stage.
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Ep. 106: Bear Bellinger and Matt DaSilva Talk Actors Equity and Open Access
Listen to what Actors Equity representatives Bear Bellinger (Central Principal Counselor) and Matt DaSilva (Convention Delegate) have to say about Open Access.
Ep. 105: A Spoonful of Music and Optimism with Robert J. Sherman
Hear what Robert J. Sherman has to say about building on his family's musical legacy to usher in a new era of family entertainment.
Ep. 104: The Mis-Education of America with Rajendra Ramoon Maharaj
Hear what Rajendra Ramoon Maharaj has to say to Beltline to Broadway's Juan Isler about equality in the theater, creating new work, and what is next for this creator of political theater.
Ep. 103: Antoine L. Smith Talks MEMPHIS to MJ
A candid conversation with Emmy Award-winning actor Antoine L. Smith about everything from MEMPHIS originating a role in MJ THE MUSICAL.
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TORN: Theater on Racist Negativity – Ep. 24
TORN was launched in June 2020 by Juan Isler to address equity, diversity, and inclusion issues within the Triangle theater community. Every other week, a diverse panel discusses issues on race in an effort to nurture, engage, and educate. Juan Isler moderates.
TORN: Theater on Racist Negativity – Ep. 23
TORN was launched in June 2020 by Juan Isler to address equity, diversity, and inclusion issues within the Triangle theater community. Every other week, a diverse panel discusses issues on race in an effort to nurture, engage, and educate. Juan Isler moderates.
Ep. 22: TORN – Theater On Racist Negativity
TORN was launched in June 2020 by Juan Isler to address equity, diversity, and inclusion issues within the Triangle theater community. Every other week, a diverse panel discusses issues on race in an effort to nurture, engage, and educate. Juan Isler moderates.
Ep. 21: TORN – Theater on Racist Negativity
TORN was launched in June 2020 by Beltline to Broadway (then RDU on Stage) and Juan Isler to address equity, diversity, and inclusion issues within the Triangle theater community. Every other week, a diverse panel discusses issues on race in an effort to nurture, engage, and educate.
Playwright Lauren Gunderson on Science, Storytelling, and Being the Most-Produced Playwright in America
Beltline to Broadway interview with Lauren Gunderson, one of American Theatre’s most-produced playwrights.
Live Chat with SONGS FOR A NEW WORLD’s Kyle Taylor Parker
Read what Kyle Taylor Parker has to say about returning to the stage in the North Carolina Theatre production of SONGS FOR A NEW WORLD.
St. John’s MCC’s MARAT/SADE Bears Witness to the Year That Was
Read Kim Jackson's review of the St. John's MCC production of Marat/Sade.
Ep. 104: The Mis-Education of America with Rajendra Ramoon Maharaj
Hear what Rajendra Ramoon Maharaj has to say to Beltline to Broadway's Juan Isler about equality in the theater, creating new work, and what is next for this creator of political theater.
Strong Performances Propel RLT’s THE VELOCITY OF AUTUMN Forward
RLT welcomes audiences inside. Read what Kim Jackson has to say about THE VELOCITY OF AUTUMN.
The National Women’s Theatre Festival Delivers Some Gutsy Work Opening Weekend
The National Women's Theatre Festival opens its annual festival with some gutsy work. Read a rundown of WTF's opening weekend.
Ep. 103: Antoine L. Smith Talks MEMPHIS to MJ
A candid conversation with Emmy Award-winning actor Antoine L. Smith about everything from MEMPHIS originating a role in MJ THE MUSICAL.
Theater on Racist Negativity – Ep. 25
TORN was launched in June 2020 by Juan Isler to address equity, diversity, and inclusion issues within the Triangle theater community. Every other week, a diverse panel discusses issues on race in an effort to nurture, engage, and educate. Juan Isler moderates.
Ep. 102: Somewhere That’s Green with Aaron Harrington
Hear what LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS' Aaron Harrington (Audrey II) has to say about returning to the stage post-pandemic, his North Carolina roots, and more.