Theatrical Mustang Podcast

It’s Episode 138 with Emma Messenger!

(This episode was recorded earlier in the year, while Emma was performing in Curious Theatre’s production of The Secretary.) 

Please enjoy Episode 137 with Jeff Parker! This episode was recorded before Arvada Center and CSF cancelled/postponed their season programming.

We chat about dialects, Hercule Poirot (played by my personal hero, Kevin Rich), and many other excellent theatrically nerdy topics. Enjoy!

In honor of her birthday, please enjoy Episode 136 with the profoundly talented costume designer Meghan Anderson Doyle!

It’s Episode 135 with Devon James!

Devon is an MFA Actor & Teaching Artist Professional. She has been working and educating in the industry for nearly the last 15 years. Currently, her work can be seen as the calendar-driven office manager, Janelle in Curious Theatre’s production of “The Secretary,” which runs through February 22nd. Get your tickets here: https://www.curioustheatre.org/event/the-secretary

Devon is also the Founder of Actors With Intention (AWI), a network and educational platform for professional and professional aspiring actors that focuses on mindset, continued growth, and community. www.actorswithintention.com, Facebook: @actorswithintention, INSTA: @actorswithintention_awi

This episode spotlights Perfect Pronouns.

Visibility for the transgender community is a life-or-death issue, but pronoun usage isn't just for trans people. Do your part to bring visibility to pronoun usage for all, and treat yourself to Perfect Pronoun pins to make you feel visible.

Visit https://perfectpronouns.com and use the code “mustang10” to get 10% off your order!

It's Episode 134 with MJ Rawls! We chat about her acting career and some of the unique challenges experienced by transgender and non-binary actors. We hope to make this a monthly series, so you can look forward to more MJ in the weeks to come! 

It’s Episode 133 with Wendy Franz!

We dig deep into the 2019 Colorado Shakespeare Festival season, arts administration and the joy of our collective theatre nerd-ery.

Get your tickets for the CSF season here: https://cupresents.org

Learn more about CSF here! https://cupresents.org/series/shakespeare-festival

Enjoy Episode 132 with Brynn Headington! We chat about acting, creating your own work and parenting (and being a mom-boss!)

Follow Brynn on Insta: @brynnpossible

Check out her YouTube channel here: https://bit.ly/32hCSCw

More info about Synetic Theater: https://synetictheater.org and https://www.youtube.com/userSyneticTheater

Brynn is represented by Capital Talent Agency.

It’s Episode 131: Jasmine Joshua returns!

We chat all about Reboot Theatre, inclusivity and their latest AMAZING production, Sweeney Todd, which runs through May 31.

Get your tix here! https://rebootsweeneytodd.brownpapertickets.com

PS: We still have six more days left on the Hoops of Steel campaign! Pre-order your album here: https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/hoops-of-steel-the-musical

It’s Episode 130 with Lynne Hastings and Caitlin Lowans of Theatreworks Colorado Springs! Don’t miss Shakespeare at the Ranch, where they’ll be producing Measure for Measure June 26-July 21st! For more information about this and their upcoming season, please visit theatreworkscs.org.

PS: We still have six more days left on the Hoops of Steel campaign! Pre-order your album here: https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/hoops-of-steel-the-musical.

It's Episode 129: Hoops of Steel: The Workshop!

We only have two weeks left to raise the money we need to cover the costs of writing a brand-new Shakesqueerian musical that reimagines the Hamlet narrative from Ophelia's perspetive!

Jules Murtha and Woodzick have an upcoming album of all the songs from this new show. Learn more here: https://www.hoopsofsteelthemusical.com/

And donate here! https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/hoops-of-steel-the-musical

If you need more convincing, check out this testimonial!

“I had the great fortune to see an early workshop of Hoops of Steel, and I was blown away. This imaginative alternative to Shakespeare’s Hamlet positions the story firmly in the 21st century, and paints vivid and believable portraits of Ophelia and Laertes, while opening up new meanings in this 400-year-old play. It’s smart, funny, and heartfelt. I can’t wait to see where Woodzick and Jules take this powerful piece!”

-Amanda Giguere: Director of Outreach, Colorado Shakespeare Festival