Podcasts | NC Theater Stories: Recent Episodes

Podcasts | NC Theater Stories

The most recent episode of NC Stories NC podcast can be found here.

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This week's episode is focused on a high school production of all things - but not just any high school production. This week we are interviewing director Claudia Warga and young actor Theodore Schwamm about their production "Addiction with Guns."

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This is our review of “Peter and the Starcatcher,” which is being performed at Fayetteville’s Cape Fear Regional Theatre. This show opened on October 27th and will close on November 11th. To get tickets go to CFRT.org or call 910.323.4233. Give our review a listen and a share, and let us know what you thought […]

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This week has a theme - shows in bars! We speak with Women's Theatre Festival's Rachel Kasken about the "WTF Karaoke Musical" event and Paul Malone about the 4th annual bar themed playwright showcase, "Bar Plays 4.0.".

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This week's episode is a little bit different. The entire hour long episode is dedicated to a conversation with one of North Carolina's longest serving theatre critics, Roy C. Dicks.

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We interview actor / director / writer Ira David Wood IV, and review The Temple Theatre's production of "Ghost: The Musical."

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This week we speak with actress La'Tonya Wiley of "Ghost the Musical," and Burning Coal Theatre artistic director Jerry Davis, about his theatre's production of "Stuff Happens."

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This week we interview veteran stage actress Kathryn Hunter-Williams, of the Playmakers Repertory Company's new show, "Skeleton Crew" and the puppet Nicky, sans his handler Matt Edwardsen, of Asheville Community Theatre's current production of "Avenue Q."

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We were so excited about Halloween we started early!

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This week we speak with two revolutionary women.

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This week we talk with the star of the Gilbert Theater's production of "Godspell," Rickie Jacobs, director of  Theatre Raleigh's current production of "Once" Tim Seib and actor Tim Artz from the Triad Stage's "And Then There Were None."