Two average guys covering the local theatre scene in NW Ohio and SE Michigan. Speaking to all Directors, Producers, Choreographers, Set Designers, Stage Managers, and anyone else connected to stage theatre. They're not the experts, but luckily their guests are, so the guest does most of the talking. Toledo Ohio, Sylvania, Perrysburg, Waterville, Whitehouse, Oregon Ohio, Adrian Michigan, Sandusky, Huron, Maumee, Holland Ohio, RossfordStage Door on Facebookhttps://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100071808249771Stage Door on Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/stagedoorpodcast/?hl=en
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Stage Door, a theatre podcast hosted by two average guys. Hosted by: Kyle Omlor, Thom Ovacek, Ron Ma
Good Grief! Charlie Brown Finally Gets His Moment | Genoa Civic Theatre
Sep 18, 202618 min
We sit down with director Josh and Charlie Brown himself, Brayden, to talk about the upcoming production of You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown and why this show means a little more to Braden than your typical role. Back in 2020, Brayden was preparing to play Charlie Brown during his senior year of high school. The show made it all the way to tech week before everything shut down. Six years later, he finally gets the chance to step into Charlie Brown’s shoes and finish what he started. We talk about that full-circle moment, the surprisingly long history of the musical, the show’s six iconic Peanuts characters, its unforgettable music, and why Charlie Brown’s struggles with confidence, friendship, and figuring out where he belongs still connect with audiences today. We also get into Genoa Civic Theatre’s intimate historic space, why this show is such a great fit for it, and, as usual, manage to take the conversation completely off the rails a few times along the way. You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown runs October 16–18 and October 23–25 at Genoa Civic Theatre. It’s Charlie Brown. It’s Snoopy. It’s the Peanuts gang. And it’s a show the entire family can enjoy.
Stage Door, a theatre podcast hosted by two average guys. Hosted by: Kyle Omlor, Thom Ovacek, Ron Ma
Welcome to the BGSU Stage
Sep 14, 20263 min
We’re taking the conversation onto the stage at Bowling Green State University. Join us for a quick tour of the BGSU theatre as we step onto the stage with Professor James Stover and get a look at the space where BGSU theatre and musical theatre students rehearse, perform, and bring productions to life. It’s a closer look at one of the spaces BGSU students get to call their stage. Make sure you go listen to our full conversation about BGSU Theatre & Film on Stage Door.
Stage Door, a theatre podcast hosted by two average guys. Hosted by: Kyle Omlor, Thom Ovacek, Ron Ma
In Addition Productions: Bringing Original Toledo Stories to the Stage
Sep 11, 202643 min
A new theater company is taking shape in Northwest Ohio, and they’re doing things a little differently. In this episode, we sit down with Cindy, Lucas, and Dan from In Addition Productions to hear how a guitar lesson, a love of writing, and one original musical grew into a brand-new theater company focused on giving local stories a stage. Cindy and Lucas share how their creative partnership led to the original musical Backwards In Heels and eventually their newest production, It’s Like You Live Here , a five-vignette musical about the people living inside one neighborhood and the connections between them that aren’t always obvious. But In Addition Productions has plans beyond its own shows. The company wants to create opportunities for local playwrights, composers, performers, and young writers to develop original work and actually see it performed. We also talk about the Toledo Young Playwrights Festival , where students from kindergarten through 12th grade can submit their own work for the opportunity to have it developed and performed, plus what In Addition Productions has planned for its upcoming season. If you believe Toledo has stories worth telling, writers worth hearing, and performers ready to bring something completely new to the stage, you’ll want to meet In Addition Productions. Learn more about In Addition Productions: inadditionpro.org
Stage Door, a theatre podcast hosted by two average guys. Hosted by: Kyle Omlor, Thom Ovacek, Ron Ma
The BGSU Theatre Experience
Sep 4, 202627 min
What makes Bowling Green State University a great place to study theatre, musical theatre, and film? We headed to BGSU to find out. Professor James Stover and musical theatre student Gabrielle Dunn join us for a conversation about what makes BGSU’s Department of Theatre and Film different. We talk about the culture of the program, the audition experience, performance opportunities, film projects, technical theatre, and why students are encouraged to become well-rounded artists instead of focusing on just one part of the industry. Gabrielle also shares her journey from Southview High School to BGSU, why Bowling Green ultimately became the school she wanted to attend, and the opportunities she’s already had to perform onstage, work on film projects, and even learn her way around the costume shop. James explains BGSU’s approach to theatre education and why giving students room to explore acting, musical theatre, film, directing, technical theatre, and other areas can better prepare them for careers in the arts. Plus, we talk about BGSU alumni working professionally in theatre and entertainment and some of the productions, Broadway guests, master classes, and special events coming to campus. If you’re a high school performer considering theatre or musical theatre in college, or a parent trying to understand what makes one program different from another, this episode is worth a listen.
Stage Door, a theatre podcast hosted by two average guys. Hosted by: Kyle Omlor, Thom Ovacek, Ron Ma
12 Schools. One Stage. Why Come From Away Had to Be the Show
Aug 28, 202628 min
For years, members of the Northwest Ohio Theatre Educators Network talked about bringing students from area high schools together for one production. When the rights to Come From Away became available, they finally found the show that made sense. Production Coordinator Kory Meinhart joins cast members Jayden Armitage and Emma Brazeau to talk about why Come From Away became The TEN's first collaborative production and what it's been like bringing students and educators from 12 area schools together. They also talk about taking on a story connected to 9/11 when the student performers weren't even alive when it happened, the responsibility that comes with telling that story, and why the message of people opening their doors to strangers still matters. It's a conversation about theater, history, community and what can happen when school programs that normally work separately decide to build something together. As Kory explains in the episode, the students aren't simply representing their individual programs. They're learning from one another and celebrating what their schools can accomplish together.
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