From Geva Theatre Center in Rochester, New York, Out of the Rehearsal Hall takes a deep dive into the theatrical process. The third season celebrates courageous storytelling and our own power to make change, and to shape a better world for us all. The guests this season are artists, scholars and curators of content from around the country and right here in Rochester, the ancestral and occupied territory of the Onondowaga, or as we say in English, the Seneca People. Hosted by Literary Director Jenni Werner.
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From Geva Theatre Center in Rochester, New York, Out of the Rehearsal Hall takes a deep dive into the theatrical process. The third season celebrates courageous storytelling and our own power to make change, and to shape a better world for us all. The guests this season are artists, scholars and curators of content from around the country and right here in Rochester, the ancestral and occupied territory of the Onondowaga, or as we say in English, the Seneca People. Hosted by Literary Director Jenni Werner.
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February 14, 2022
Episode 3-9: Director Mark Cuddy and actors Gus Cuddy and Mari Vial-Golden
<p>In this episode, Jenni Werner is joined by Mark Cuddy, Gus Cuddy and Mari Vial-Golden to discuss Geva’s production of Nick Payne’s <a href="https://gevatheatre.org/event/constellations-21/" target="_blank">Constellations</a>, the power of improvisation, the surprising comfort of Beckett’s Godot, the ups and downs of working with your family, taking risks and finding hope in chaos. </p>
December 6, 2021
Episode 3-8: Actors Jean McCormick and Matthew S. Morgan
<p>In this episode, <a href="http://jeanmccormick.com">Jean McCormick</a> and Matthew S. Morgan, two of the principal actors in Geva's annual production of <a href="https://gevatheatre.org/event/a-christmas-carol-42/">A Christmas Carol</a>, join Jenni to talk about their favorite pieces of prop business, the highs and lows of touring productions, shadow puppetry in The Lion King, lessons they've learned about acting, auditioning and collaboration, and what makes performing in A Christmas Carol at Geva so rewarding each year.</p>
October 19, 2021
Episode 3-7: Ginny Nguyen
<p>In this episode, we talk with Webster-resident <strong>Ginny Nguyen</strong>, who fled Vietnam with her family in 1975, and after several months in an Arkansas refugee camp, started a new life in Rochester. This story has been a source of inspiration for everyone involved in Geva’s production of <a href="https://gevatheatre.org/vietgone/">Vietgone</a>, written by Qui Nguyen, whose parents met in that same refugee camp. Ginny’s re-telling of this journey, and of her father’s sense of honor and her family’s perseverance, is really remarkable.</p>
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