Ep. 95: Where Can I Go? A Candid Conversation with Five Survivors of the Holocaust
Five Holocaust survivors open up about their experiences and the importance of connecting, understanding, and remembering the past.
Ep. 94: Save Our Stages (SVOG), Where Do We Go From Here?
A conversation with Arts North Carolina's Nate McGaha on the SVOG rollout (Save Our Stages) and where we go from here.
The Resiliency of Raleigh Little Theatre’s ‘The Last Five Years’ is Easy to Love
There is something truly intoxicating about Raleigh Little Theatre's production of THE LAST FIVE YEARS. Read more about the production here.
Live Chat with Arts North Carolina’s Nate McGaha
Arts NC's Nate McGaha breaks down the latest on the Shuttered Venue Operators Grant rollout, state and local funding, and more.
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Joseph Corella (ALL SHOOK UP) Opens Up About Dance, Self-Care, and Moving People Through Show Tunes
Hear what Joseph Corella has to say about dance, self-care, and more.
Tik Tok Creators Make Ratatouille (the Musical) a Broadway Reality
Hear what Blake Rouse, one of the TikTok creators behind the Ratatouille Musical, has to say about making his Broadway debut.
NCT’s Eric Woodall Gives Audiences a Peek Backstage
Hear what Producing Artistic Director Eric Woodall has to say about pivoting amidst this pandemic, Broadway, equity, and what is next for NCT.
“The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel’s” Marin Hinkle Dishes on Fashion, Friendship, and Holiday Traditions
Hear what THE MARVELOUS MRS. MAISEL's Marin Hinkle has to say about fashion, friendship, and more.
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Ep. 95: Where Can I Go? A Candid Conversation with Five Survivors of the Holocaust
Five Holocaust survivors open up about their experiences and the importance of connecting, understanding, and remembering the past.
Ep. 94: Save Our Stages (SVOG), Where Do We Go From Here?
A conversation with Arts North Carolina's Nate McGaha on the SVOG rollout (Save Our Stages) and where we go from here.
Ep. 93: Racism and AAPI Representation in Theatre
Hear what actor, singer, teaching artist, and activist Thao Nguyen has to say about AAPI representation on stage and racism in the theater.
Ep. 92: A Candid Conversation with Ashlee Latimer (aka Mx. Thief)
Ashlee Latimer nurtured THE LIGHTNING THIEF's fan base on social media for almost three years as Mx. Thief. Hear what she has to say to Lauren about the power of community.
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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.
TORN: Theater on Racist Negativity – Ep. 20
TORN (Theater on Racist Negativity) was launched in June 2020 by RDU on Stage and Juan Isler to address equity, diversity, and inclusion issues within the Triangle theater community. Juan Isler moderates.
TORN: Theater on Racist Negativity – Ep. 19
Juan Isler moderates a diverse panel about equity, diversity, and inclusion issues within the Triangle theater community
TORN: Theater on Racist Negativity – Ep. 18
Every other week, a diverse panel discusses issues on race in an effort to nurture, engage, and educate. Juan Isler moderates.
Ep. 96: Sound Up with Tony Award-Winning Designer Rob Kaplowitz
Hear what Tony Award-winning Sound Designer Rob Kaplowitz has to say about the evolution of sound design amidst a pandemic and what patrons can expect to hear at Cape Fear Regional Theatre next season.
Review: Has Seed Art Share Figured Out the Antidote to Zoom Fatigue? Maybe.
Though the vignettes are hit or miss, some exceptionally good collaborators have managed to make Zoom feel less tedious. Read the review of OUR STAGE, YOUR SCREEN.
Review: Brave New Classics’ Techy Spin Contemporizes Forgotten Works
If Brave New Classics' current production is any indication of Noelle Barnard Azarelo's long-term vision, then the company's future is promising. Read RDU on Stage's review of A LITTLE RADICAL: WORKS BY ALICE GERSTENBERG.
Field Trip Friday: Pineapple Shaped-Lamps
Hear what some of the creatives behind Pineapple-Shaped Lamps has to say about comedy, collaborating, and sketch-mess.
Support Local Artists: What is On Stage This Weekend
A selection of both in-person and streaming performances feature Triangle artists this weekend. Find out what is live on stage and streaming.
TORN: Theater on Racist Negativity – Ep. 19
Juan Isler moderates a diverse panel about equity, diversity, and inclusion issues within the Triangle theater community
Live Chat with Rye Myers (Rye the News Guy)
Hear what Rye Myers (RyeTheNewsGuy) has to say about arts journalism, trying to set a Guiness World Record, and practicing positivity.
Live Chat with Stage Combat Academy of North Carolina’s Jeff A. R. Jones
Hear what Fight DIrector Jeff A. R. Jones has to say to RDU ON stage about stage combat, intimacy direction, and more.
Live Chat with North Carolina Theatre’s Eric Woodall, Maya Bryant, and Lauren Juengel
Hear what Producing Artistic Director Eric Woodall, Lauren Juengel (Production Manager, Associate Producer), and Maya Bryant (Communications Manager) have to say about the 2021-2022 season and what is next.