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INTERVIEW WITH ALAN BRYCE: WRITER/DIRECTOR OF THE MUSICAL ‘CONTACT’ |
 ‘Contact: A Journey to the Heart of the Galaxy’ opened on Friday, September 25th, 2009 to an enthusiastic audience. SeattleActor.com contributor Julian Schrenzel, sat down with Alan Bryce, writer/director (and Managing Artistic Director of CenterStage Theatre) to explore what went into the creation of this original musical.
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Wednesday, October 07 2009
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INTERVIEW WITH JACKIE AND PHIL EDWARDS |
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Recently, SeattleActor.com had the chance to speak with the theatrically prolific husband and wife team of Jackie & Phil Edwards, Artistic & Managing Directors of Auburn Regional Theatre. Let’s all get to know them a little bit better.
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Thursday, October 02 2008
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INTERVIEW WITH JAN HUBERT, FORMER PRODUCTION STAGE MANAGER OF VILLAGE THEATRE |
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Jan Hubert, a mainstay at Issaquah's VIllage Theatre has left the company and is pursuing other ventures. We sat down and talked with her about her future plans and some of her favorite moments while working at the Village Theatre.
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Saturday, August 19 2006
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INTERVIEW WITH ANDREW McMASTERS |
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Marget O'Malley gets a chance to talk with Andrew McMasters of Jet City Improv and Wing-It Productions.
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Wednesday, January 11 2006
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INTERVIEW WITH CAROL SWARBRICK DRIES |
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Jerry Kraft tackles an interview with the star of the 5th Avenue's Sweeney Todd. Carol Swarbrick Dries plays Mrs. Lovett in the Sondheim slasher.
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Wednesday, October 19 2005
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ELEVEN YEARS AND COUNTING! TALKING WITH RIK DESKIN |
Margaret O'Malley speaks with Puget Sound theatre presence Rik Deskin in this month's Interview and Profile.
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Saturday, October 15 2005
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TALKING WITH SUZIE BIXLER |
Margaret O'Malley talks with Suzie Bixler, the KIDSTAGE program manager in Issaquah for Village Theatre.
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Friday, September 16 2005
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TALKING WITH THEATER SCHMEATER'S ROB WEST |
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For this month’s feature, I had the opportunity to cyber-chat with Theater Schmeater’s artistic director Rob West. Theater Schmeater (or Schmee) is one of Seattle’s longest running fringe companies. It was voted best fringe theatre in Seattle in 1998, 1999, 2002 and 2003 by SEATTLE WEEKLY readers. Rob moved to Seattle April 1, 1996 (no foolin’) and became artistic director of Schmee in May of 2002. We talked about the fringe scene, how it’s changing and what’s going with Rob and at Schmee…
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Saturday, August 20 2005
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INTERVIEW WITH AIMEE BRUNEAU |
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Margaret O'Malley sits down to chat with Aimee Bruneau of Capitol Hill Arts Center.
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Wednesday, July 27 2005
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TAKE PART IN ART - AN INTERVIEW WITH KELLY TWEEDDALE |
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In his first article for SeattleActor.com, Jerry Kraft sits down to speak with Kelly Tweeddale from the Take Part in Arts Organization, a growing presence in the Puget Sound area.
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Tuesday, June 21 2005
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INTERVIEW WITH LOCAL ACTOR JOHN DEVENEY |
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Harry Turpin got a chance to sit down with local character actor John X. Deveney. Read all about it here!
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Friday, June 17 2005
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INTERVIEW WITH PAT SIBLEY |
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Margaret O'Malley, a new addition to the SeattleActor.com site, presents an interview with local Seattle theatre favorite Pat Sibley, currently on tour with Oklahoma!
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Monday, June 13 2005
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INTERVIEW WITH STEVEN TAYLOR |
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Steven Taylor, local actor, has been tapped to cover the role of Mufasa in Broadway's The Lion King. Harry Turpin sits down to talk with him regarding his audition and the process.
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Tuesday, April 26 2005
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INTERVIEW WITH SHANA BESTOCK OF SPT |
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Harry Turpin had a chance to sit and chat with Shana Bestock of Seattle Public Theatre about what's going on, where she came from, and what to expect next!
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Thursday, April 21 2005
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INTERVIEW WITH LOCAL PLAYWRIGHT TANJA PINEDA |
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Recently Harry Turpin had a chance to interview Tanja Pineda, local playwright of such works as "1938: The Horse."
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Monday, February 28 2005
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| | Ask the Auditor |
Quick tip ...
Why didn't *I* get that part? Directors help keep a theater viable - besides following an artistic vision. They must balance what the company wants with which actors audition. Your skills must balance well with others who would be cast. Its a question of timing & chemistry & - YES! - fate. All as difficult as finding the right career, meeting a soulmate or making a leap in learning. Don't sweat it - there is enough theater to go around for all of us.
Need some advice or have a question, ask theAuditor
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| Hollywood? |
Created by a longtime talent agent, who was fed up with all of the wasted time, money and heartache expended by ill-prepared "newbies." You'll laugh, you'll sigh and you'll be forever grateful.
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