How Do You Solve a Problem Like Mentorship on Broadway? with Amanda Morton
Katie checks in with music director, supervisor, conductor, and pianist (Gutenberg!, The Who’s Tommy, and KPOP on Broadway; Anne of Green Gables; Diary of a Wimpy Kid; Picnic at Hanging Rock), Amanda Morton.
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On Bravery, with Stefanie Londino
Katie checks in with actor (National Tours of A Bronx Tale, Fiddler on the Roof, and Annie) and musician (West Side Waltz, The Voxies), Stefanie Londino.
What Kind of Room Do I Want to Lead? with Ellenore Scott
Katie explores artistry and leadership with choreographer and director (Funny Girl, Grey House, and Mr. Saturday Night on Broadway; Little Shop, Titanique, Black Exhibition, and more Off-Broadway), Ellenore Scott.
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Defending Musical Theatre…Against Itself
Katie defends musical theatre, and explores why it feels like the genre is always defending itself.
A Round-Table Discussion on Sunday in the Park with George, with Eamon Foley and Talia Suskauer
Katie has a round-table discussion with the director/choreographer and star of the upcoming Sunday in the Park with George at Axelrod Performing Arts Center.
From Backgrounds to Foregrounds with Wilson Chin
Katie checks in with set designer (Cost of Living, Pass Over, Next Fall on Broadway; Drama Desk and Lortel nominations), Wilson Chin.
Taking Big Swings, with Alan Harrison and His New Book, Scene Change
Katie explores the thesis of Alan Harrison’s new book, Scene Change: Why Today’s Non-Profit Arts Organizations Have to Stop Producing Art and Start Producing Impact.
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“Will the Sun Come Out Tomorrow?” with Julia Nicole Hunter
Katie checks in with singer and actor (Annie National Tour, Norwegian Cruise Lines, Burn the Floor, Walnut Street Theatre), Julia Nicole Hunter.
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Jesse Green on His Book, Shy: The Alarmingly Outspoken Memoirs of Mary Rodgers
Katie discusses Shy: the Alarmingly Outspoken Memoirs of Mary Rodgers with its co-author, and Chief Theatre Critic for The New York Times, Jesse Green.
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Narrative, Choreography, and “Finishing the Hat,” With Patti Wilcox
Katie checks in with NAACP and Fred Astaire award-winning Broadway choreographer, Patti Wilcox.
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The Relationship Between Theatre and Film, with Paul Felten
Katie checks in with screenwriter and film director (Francophrenia (Or: Don’t Kill Me, I know Where the Baby Is, Burn Country, and Slow Machine), Paul Felten.
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Talking High Art and Late-Stage Capitalism with Jacob Kerzner
Katie checks in with music director, orchestrator, and pianist (Berkshire Theatre Group, Opera Memphis, University of Michigan), Jacob Kerzner, about the musical theatre as a genre, higher ed, and more.
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