Explore "tonyaward" with insightful episodes like "S3E1: (20)23 And Me with SJB & MLF", "S2E31: Beautiful Belief with Bonnie Milligan", "Arts and Lifestyle Wednesday Presented by Healing Frequency Masage-Forever Actor-Hal Linden Revisited", "S2E24: Star/Freedom with Celia Rose Gooding" and "S2E13: A Beautiful House with Sarah Ruhl" from podcasts like ""Stages Podcast", "Stages Podcast", "Danny Clinkscale: Reasonably Irreverent", "Stages Podcast" and "Stages Podcast"" and more!
Happy New Year! Stephanie and Marylee sit down and set intentions for 2023. In this episode, Marylee shares the six steps to creating your own Sankalpa and how it helps you clarify your deepst desires and they discuss the power of vulnerablity and gratitude.
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Bonnie Milligan is starring in the current Broadway hit musical KIMBERLY AKIMBO as Aunt Debra. She received accolades for her performances in HEAD OVER HEELS and KINKY BOOTS and is known for her amazing range and belt.
In this episode, Bonnie talks about the loss of her father just days before she was called to audition for KIMBERLY AKIMBO. She weaves this personal story and grief into her Award-winning and hilarious portrayal of "Aunt Deb" in the critically acclaimed musical, and shares how she discovered the alignment of human connection, artistry and healing.
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Celia Rose Gooding was nominated for a Tony for her Broadway debut performance as "Frankie Healy" in the rock musical JAGGED LITTLE PILL at just 20 years old. Her first memory of wanting to be a professional actor comes from watching her mother, LaChanze, win a Tony Award for Best Performance by a Leading Actress in a Musical for her work in THE COLOR PURPLE in 2006. After spending the last few years on Broadway, Celia can now be seen as "Nyota Uhura" in the hit Paramount+ original series, "Star Trek: Strange New Worlds."
In this episode, Celia shares how growing up in a community of "theater people" helped spark her own artistry and how she sees diversity in those who create off-stage is just as important as on-stage.
In this episode, Celia shares how growing up in a community of "theater people" helped spark her own artistry and how she sees diversity in those who create off-stage is just as important as on-stage.
Sarah Ruhl is an Award-winning playwright, author, essayist and professor. She is a Pulitzer Prize Finalist, MacArthur Fellowship Recipient, Helen Hayes Award winner, and Tony Award nominee. Among her most popular plays are Eurydice, The Clean House, and In the Next Room (or the Vibrator Play). In this episode, Sarah shares the stories behind her new book Smile: The Story of a Face. Smile chronicles her experience with Bell’s palsy, a condition that came on suddenly after the birth of her twins. She talks with us about radical self acceptance, motherhood, and her love of soup.
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Jason Alexander is an Emmy, Grammy, and Tony Award-winning actor, known for his work on stage and screen in long-running tv shows like "Seinfeld" and big screen hits like "Pretty Woman." He won his Tony and Grammy Awards for his work in JEROME ROBBINS' BROADWAY and served as the Artistic Director of "Reprise!" in Los Angeles.
In this episode, Jason shares how being George Costanza, the everyman anti-hero, helped define his career, how building an acting foundation allows an artist to then just play on screen and on stage, how he broaches polarizing topics with those who hold world views very different than his own, and his exciting new venture in podcasting.
Raisin In The Sun: "Child, when do you think is the time to love somebody the most; when they done good and made things easy for everybody? Well then, you aint through learning-becuase they aint all the time at all. ~ Lorraine Hansenberry
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Ali is an alumna of NYU Tisch School of the Arts, and a groundbreaking performer who made history as the first actress in a wheelchair to appear on Broadway. Ali won a Tony for her performance in the revival of Oklahoma! and earned a Barrymore Award nomination for starring in The Twenty-Fifth Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee. In addition to her work on and off-Broadway, she has soloed at the Kennedy Center in Washington, DC, New York's Town Hall, and Lincoln Center for Performing Arts and Carnegie Hall.
Danny Burstein is an Award-winning actor of stage and screen. He won the Tony Award in 2020 for his performance as "Harold Zidler" in MOULIN ROUGE! on Broadway. He has also starred in recent revivals of FIDDLER ON THE ROOF, FOLLIES, GOLDEN BOY, SOUTH PACIFIC and CABARET and originated roles in THE DROWSY CHAPERONE and more. He has also worked on the BBC sitcom "Absolutely Fabulous," HBO's "Boardwalk Empire," and NBC's "Law & Order."
In this episode, Danny shares stories about the “naughty” actors he worked with when he was young, getting back to work on Broadway in MOULIN ROUGE!, and the lessons he has learned from the iconic actors who mentored him.
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You asked, we answered. In our episode of giving thanks, Seren Cho, Fellow Stages Podcast team member, takes the host seat to ask Stephanie and Marylee what you want to know, including their answers to "The Five Questions."
In Gratitude, we thank you for supporting us.
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Annaleigh Ashford is a TONY AWARD-WINNING actress.
She stars as Paula Jones in "Impeachment: American Crime Story" on FX, "B Positive" on CBS, "Masters of Sex" on Showtime. On Broadway she performed in YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU, SUNDAY INTHE PARK WITH GEORGE, KINKY BOOTS, LEGALLY BLONDE, and WICKED.
In this episode, Annaleigh talks about her childhood, balancing motherhood with the unpredictable work schedule of an actress, and how WW (Weight Watchers) influenced her self-acceptance and relationship with her body.
Impeachment: American Crime Story
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S3 Ep3 Thespis Reviews the 2017 West End Revival of 42nd Street
Bruce and Melanie discuss their reactions to the 2017 West End Revival of the musical 42nd Street that is available to stream on BroadwayHD.
John Patrick Shanley is a playwright, screenwriter, and director. His play, Doubt: A Parable, won the 2005 Pulitzer Prize for Drama and the 2005 Tony Award for Best Play. He won the 1988 Academy Award for Best Original Screenplay for the film Moonstruck. He wrote and directed the film version of Doubt, as well as Joe Versus the Volcano and Wild Mountain Thyme. Other works include Live from Baghdad, Alive, Five Corners, Danny and the Deep Blue Sea, Italian American Reconciliation, Savage in Limbo, The Portuguese Kid and The January Man.
Leslie Odom Jr. walks through his journey toward success—from discovery, through many rejections, to his first experience on Broadway and the Hamilton phenomenon.
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Dennis connects via Zoom with singer-songwriter-actor Levi Kreis from his home in Knoxville, Tennessee to talk about his latest EP Bad Habit and his upcoming series of virtual concerts (October 20th, November 18th and November 15th). He talks about drawing from his experience as a recovering addict in writing the song "Bad Habit" and shooting its accompanying video. He also discusses his cover of George Michael's and the controversy it stirred up on line. He talks about being outed as gay at his Christian college while signed to a gospel record label and having his whole life blow up...and then ultimately finding redemption just a few years ago. He also talks about playing Jerry Lee Lewis in the hit Broadway musical Million Dollar Quartet, winning the Tony for the role...and then getting separated from his phone, his now-husband and his actual award in the crush after the ceremony. He talks about going through eight different record labels before deciding to just put out his own CD and recorded his breakout album One of the Ones for $200. He recalls the profound reaction he had to the Del Shores' play Southern Baptist Sissies and why he went back to see it over 30 times, then ended up writing a song inspired by it. He also shares his earliest memory of music; coming home from his graduation from kindergarten, sitting down at the piano in his basement and figuring out how to play it by ear. Other topics include: the dark, toxic cloud hanging over Los Angeles, getting his big break on the reality show The Apprentice, learning about the music business by shadowing singer Brenda Lee on the road and the undeniable goddess-ness of J.Lo. www.levikreis.com
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