Hosted by Monroe Community Players · EN · 124 episodes
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Have a seat in the Green Room and listen to the "groupies" as they discuss all things related to operating a community theater and putting on a great show! topics such as the philosophy of set design, how to sell more tickets, theater accessibility, diversity, show selection and what the hell is wrong with audiences/directors/actors are thoroughly covered and sometimes even researched. in addition show news, reviews and even trips to the Tangentverse (you'll have to listen to find out what this is)!
Monroe Community Players hosts The Art & Business of Community Theater, a arts show with 124 episodes published.
The Groupies gather around newest member, Andrew Kleopfer who went from Community Theater alumnus to professional actor. Listen to his inspiring story while Andrew deals with his first time through the Tangentverse. Also
The Green Room Groupies return to discuss the differences between practical sound effects versus internet acquired effects. Dave gives his review of Southgate Players: "Calendar Girl" and Kathleen shares her experience w
The Groupies are are back in the Green Room to discuss on stage chemistry. Is it natural or can it be developed? Also Dave gives his review of "The Wiz" and the groupies discuss disheartening news about the intolerance o
The groupies return to discuss new plays as well the main topic about when or when not to do an accent for your character. Kori joins in the fun and of course silliness abounds. All that and Carol also "wigs" out. You ha
The Groupies are back for the month of May and Ron reappears along with Kori! The discussion of how to prepare for a musical kicks off the discussion portion of the program but controversy rears it's ugly head thanks to
The Groupies converge on the Green Room to discuss the concept of collaborations between local theater groups that stems from a fan letter. Dave shares his first experience as an adjudicator for Kalamazoo Civic Theater's
The Groupies gather in the Green Room to share their reviews on several shows in this episode. Kathleen and Carol both review, "Next to Normal", Kathleen reviews "Menopause 2", and Broadway Brian gives his reviews for "T
To get things started this episode, Dave discusses the differences between fund raising and development with Betsy Willis. Then all the Groupies continue the conversation in a lively give and take. Be sure to listen to t
The Groupies gather round Dave as he talks about his trip to the amazing Hale Centre Theatre in Utah and his experiences while there. Kathleen shares a wonderful story with a happy ending and Brian and Carol are as snark
The Groupies are back with one important question - why doesn't community theater get the respect it deserves? Of course tangents abound because, well, it's The Green Room. Come on in and have a seat, but don't miss your
The groupies gather together to discuss intimacy on stage and what is needed to make everyone comfortable. Of course memories abound and Kathleen's list comes out! Also, Carol gives us her review of "Shucked". Have a sea
The Groupies have a seat in the Green Room to discuss the danger of choosing a play based on the movie but oh boy does the Tangentverse rear it's head and by the time the episodes over the Groupies have taken several sid
The groupies return in 2026 for a Hodge podge of discussions including hiding tattoos and what "bag of tricks" do you use during auditions? Dave gives his review of "Shucked" as the second Groupie to see the musical, wit
The Groupies celebrate the holidays discussing murder! What their favorite murder mysteries are and which ones they'd like to do or seen done or which ones they have done. Oh yeah, Christmas Carol is mentioned which make
The Groupies are learning all about he latest trends in theater management and the software to support it when Zachary Collins, CEO and co-founder of Ludus visits the Green Room. We learn the state of community theatre a
The groupies take a moment out of their busy Thanksgiving schedule to relax in the Green Room and contemplate if acting is an innate ability or something that can be learned. Things go sideways quickly though when Carol
The Groupies are back in the Green Room to discuss how far down the rabbit hole a community theater group should go when it comes to "trigger warnings". From Shakespeare to 'Night Mother, what and when is too much? The c
Dave, Mark and Brian return to the Green Room and discuss how to get to the core of your character. The Mail Bag is opened and Rocky Horror pops out! Dave gives us a show worth looking into and Broadway Brian gives his f
It's Dave and Brian in the Green Room as they welcome back Groupie Mark, and discuss what to look for and how to determine choosing shows for an upcoming season. Dave reveals another show worth taking a look at and Broad
It's Dave, Bob and Carol, back in the Green Room for another episode as they discuss what they consider to be the 3 C's of acting. Tangents abound as they patiently wait for that "dead weight" to return. If you know, you
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