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Hosted by StageCenter Community Theater · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 18 episodes
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OnStage is a podcast that highlights the important challenges of community theater. Listeners will hear from actual directors, cast, and crew of shows in production at StageCenter Community Theater in Downtown Bryan, Texas provide their insight on acting, directing, and working backstage at a local community theater. Visit www.StageCenter.net to learn more about our shows and to get tickets to see every show discussed on this podcast and to support the theater.All participants in this podcast are actual volunteers at StageCenter, as is the host.
StageCenter Community Theater hosts OnStage at StageCenter, a arts show with 18 episodes published.
In just over a week, Silas Moores will make his directorial debut with Other Desert Cities. In this episode, Silas joins the podcast to discuss how he is approaching directing this show and how he envisions bringing the
You may recognize Ben Prejean when he comes on stage as Harry "Jazzbo" Haywood during A Christmas Carol: A Live Radio Play at StageCenter due to his extensive community theatre resume. In this episode, Ben joins us OnSta
On December 4, Tim Scott will make his directorial debut with A Christmas Carol: A Live Radio Play. In this episode, Tim joins the podcast to discuss how he is approaching directing his first show and what to expect when
When Too Much Light Makes the Baby Go Blind opens this weekend, director Shannon Mullarkey will bring the audience into a new experience as she brings a family-friendly version of the show to Downtown Bryan. Shannon join
Acting is a time consuming yet very cathartic escape from reality. This is especially true for Kristy Petty, who joins OnStage for a special episode covering a variety of topics and exploring how being in Exit Laughing h
StageCenter is excited to open our 61st season with Exit Laughing, a comedy about the importance of living life to the fullest. In this episode, director Robin Sutton joins us to discuss the show and her approach to dire
As we enter our second weekend of Jeeves in Bloom, you probably know who Jeeves is but not how he is played. In this episode, we are joined by J. Paul Teel to discuss how he approaches playing Jeeves while on a busy sche
At the end of May, Jay Thompson will bring the characters of Jeeves and Bertie back to StageCenter Theatre with his upcoming show, Jeeves in Bloom. On this episode, he joins us to discuss the process of directing Jeeves
Directors always find a special connection to their show. For Jennifer Reiley, All I Really Need to Know I Learned in Kindergarten brings back special memories and helped spark her love for theater. In this special episo
Playing multiple characters in a single show is a daunting experience but can be very rewarding. For Part 2 of this special episode, Kathryn Hogan and Bailey Rogers join us OnStage to discuss how they approach playing mu
Playing multiple characters in a single show is a daunting experience but can be very rewarding. For Part 1 of this special episode, Grace Hendrix and Sara Brittain join us OnStage to discuss how they approach playing mu
Kathryn Sutton is bringing a lifetime of theatrical experience to her vision and directing of Shipwrecked: An Entertainment at StageCenter. On this episode, Kathryn joins us on stage to discuss her vision of Shipwrecked
When A Bad Year for Tomatoes opens on Thursday, Allen wood will grace StageCenter’s stage for just the second time. On this episode, Allen joins us to discuss the role of Piney and how he navigated being a new actor and
Charles ‘Chaz’ Pitman has been around community theater for over 40 years. In this episode, Chaz joins us on stage to discuss how he is using his experience to shape his vision for StageCenter’s upcoming show A Bad Year
With I Hate Hamlet opening tonight, it is important that the cast and crew have a strong stage manager to help through the performances. Lea Parrott, I Hate Hamlet’s Stage Manager, joins us OnStage to discuss the role an
What is it like to act with your significant other and how do you manage intimacy on stage? Silas and Christina Moores join us OnStage to discuss how they approach their roles in StageCenter’s upcoming show, I Hate Hamle
On our first episode, we are joined by Nancy Woods, director of the upcoming StageCenter production I Hate Hamlet and she shares her vision of the show and how she approaches directing a comedy. We also discuss the audit
A brief introduction to StageCenter Community Theater and the OnStage podcast that will bring you behind the scenes of our productions as they are in production. Make sure to check out our website at www.stagecenter.net
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