If "inside the actors studio" sang and was a little more gay. "On the Callboard: a podcast" is a humorous dive into the the art of show business and the people who choose to part-take in it.
on the callboard: a theatre podcast
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If "inside the actors studio" sang and was a little more gay. "On the Callboard: a podcast" is a humorous dive into the the art of show business and the people who choose to part-take in it.
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April 27, 2024
Episode #22 Stephanie Pope (Pippins, Jelly's Last Jam)
<p><strong>Stephanie Pope is an actress, singer, dancer, writer, director, choreographer, producer, voice actor, performance coach and a musical theater veteran with a career spanning over 35 years. She has appeared in over 10 Broadway shows and recently received both Connecticut Critics Circle Award and Regional Theater Award nominations for her portrayals of Camila Rosario in Lin Manuel Miranda's </strong><strong>In The Heights </strong><strong>at Playhouse On Park Theater and Tanya in North Carolina Theater's Production of </strong><strong>Mama Mia!</strong><strong>. Broadway and touring credits include the revival of </strong><strong>Pippin</strong><strong>, for which she received an Astaire Award nomination, an ACCA Award and the beloved Legacy Robe</strong><strong>, Chicago </strong><strong>(Velma Kelly),</strong><strong>Thoroughly Modern Millie</strong><strong> (Muzzy Van Hossmere), </strong><strong>Fosse </strong><strong>(Leading Player), </strong><strong>Smokey Joe's Cafe </strong><strong>(Brenda), </strong><strong>A Funny Thing… Forum </strong><strong>(Gymnasia), </strong><strong>Kiss of The Spider Woman </strong><strong>(Stand-by for Ms. Chita Rivera), </strong><strong>Jelly's Last Jam</strong><strong> (The Hunnies) and </strong><strong>The Will Rogers Follies</strong><strong>...just to name a few.</strong><br><strong></strong><br><strong>Stephanie has the distinct honor of having been hand-picked to work with the legendary director/choreographer, Bob Fosse, along with his wife and muse, Gwen Verdon on her first two Broadway shows, the revival of </strong><strong>Sweet Charity starring</strong><strong> Debbie Allen and Bebe Neuwirth and </strong><strong>Bob Fosse's Big Deal</strong><strong>. She holds the distinct and treasured title of "Fosse Dancer" and is one of a handful of Fosse </strong><strong>reconstructeurs</strong><strong> teaching Fosse repertoire and Master Classes on behalf of The Verdon Fosse Legacy LLC.</strong><br><strong>Stephanie has shared the stage with such luminaries as Debbie Allen, Chita Rivera, Ben Vereen, Donna McKechnie, MariLu Henner, Gregory Hines, Brian "Stokes" Mitchell Phylicia Rashad and Nathan Lane. She has worked with directors and choreographers such as Tommy Tune, Christopher Chadman, Chet Walker, Anne Reinking, Rob Marshall, Kathleen Marshall, Peter Gennaro, Michael Kidd, Michael Peters, Dianne McIntyre, Jerry Zaks, Lester Wilson, George C. Wolfe, Hal Prince, Alex Sanchez, Diane Paulus, Jason Sparks and Regina Taylor.</strong><br><strong> </strong><br><strong>In addition to her work on the stage, screen and television, Ms. Pope is a producer with several projects in development including a musical she is creating titled Grin and Bare It and an adaptation of Eugene O'Neill's A Touch of The Poet. She most recently produced a new play written by Lloyd Khaner, directed by Tonya Pinkins and starred Chuck Cooper and Robert Cuccioli for the 2021 TRU Virtual Play Reading Series.</strong><br><strong>Her direction and choreography has earned her 3 Connecticut Critics Circle Awards nominations for Outstanding Choreography, Outstanding Production and Outstanding Ensemble for her production of Smokey Joe's Cafe at ACT of CT.</strong><br><strong>She is the recipient of a BroadwayWorld Award for Outstanding Direction of a Play for Lady Day at Emerson's Bar and Grill at Playhouse on Park Theater in Connecticut.</strong><br><strong>Stephanie is also a certified Hot Yoga instructor who In 2008, in an effort to give back to her Harlem community, opened Bikram Yoga East Harlem, which she operated for eight years and was named one of the top 10 hot yoga studios in the country in 2011. She continues to teach hot yoga whenever her schedule permits incorporating her understanding of the human body learned through her years of dance training.</strong><br><strong>When not performing, directing, producing or teaching hot yoga, Stephanie enjoys spending quality time with her husband, Aarne Lofgren and daughter, Mari.</strong></p> --- Support this podcast: <a href="https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/onthecallboard/support" rel="payment">https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/onthecallboard/support</a>
April 20, 2024
Episode #21: Matt Gould (LEMPIKA)
<p>(Filmed in 2023 -prior to the Broadway run of LEMPIKA) Matt Gould (Composer) is a two-time recipient of the Richard Rodgers Award, The Jonathan Larson Award, and the ASCAP Foundation’s Dean Kay, Harold Adamson and Richard Rodgers Awards. His musical Invisible Thread (aka Witness Uganda) had its New York premier at Second Stage Theater and its world premiere at the American Repertory Theater at Harvard. His original musical Lempicka premiered at the Williamstown Theater Festival in 2018. Other works include The Family Project (Center Theatre Group) and Twilight in Manchego, directed by Tony Award winner Billy Porter. Gould has written and arranged music for Playwrights Horizons, and translated, adapted and directed Romeo and Juliet in Pulaar (Mauritania, West Africa). He has performed across the US and around the world, including in Uganda, Mauritania, and Japan. A graduate of Boston University’s College of Fine Arts, he is a frequent speaker and guest lecturer at schools and Universities. He is the co-director of UgandaProject. @FakeMattGould</p> --- Support this podcast: <a href="https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/onthecallboard/support" rel="payment">https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/onthecallboard/support</a>
January 1, 2022
Episode #20: Jill Paice (Matilda, An American In Paris, 39 Steps)
<p>Happy New Years, listeners! We are back from hiatus with the incredible Jill Paice, we talk about her career on Broadway and in the West End! Whether it's the charming magic of Matilda or the excitement of creating a brand new musical, Jill always leads with her heart. I hope you enjoy this episode of On the Callboard!</p> <p>Follow Jill @missjillysue// @onthecallboard</p> --- Support this podcast: <a href="https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/onthecallboard/support" rel="payment">https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/onthecallboard/support</a>
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