We could all use a laugh about now, right? Guest Tosin Morohunfola tells some tales of his many storied years in Kansas City and Chicago theatre, including the time he could have gotten himself fired for a slipup on a kid's show, and a couple o

Cry Havoc and Let Slip the...Leeches? (minisode with Jake Guinn)

Feb 20th, 2020 12m 14s

In this minisode, I chat with Jake Guinn of Havoc Movement about some of his stage stunts. A lot can go wrong when you play with fire...havocmovement.com@havocmovement

Code Blood, or the Schmocking Dread (with Lindsey Sharpless and Jeremy Ledbetter)

Oct 25th, 2019 31m 24s

Trick? Or treat? Tech gods Lindsey Sharpless and Jeremy Ledbetter chat with me about an immersive horror experience we all did a few years ago, where crew and cast alike had to improvise around spooked audience behavior and unending tech issues

Beauty and the Beast: Dr. Thunder edition (with Ben Auxier)

Jul 5th, 2019 18m 2s

Chicago actor/producer Ben Auxier has bad flashbacks to high school, when a budget version of Beauty and the Beast utterly disregards such trivial things as, oh, actor safety...Find his company @frienddogstudios or on Patreon.com/frienddog.Find

A Real Sh**show (minisode with Meg Poole and Tara Costello)

May 31st, 2019 11m 12s

Our guest Tara Costello gets "pissed off" when a volatile castmate does the unthinkable to sauce up a Shakespeare history play. And speaking of bodily functions... Megan Poole bravely bares her story of when heartbreak and indigestion collide d

You Get Back On the Horse (feat. Patrick Croce, Matt Clanton and Adrian Jacobs)

May 31st, 2019 20m 6s

Do real guns and theatre mix? Not well for our first guest, Adrian Jacobs, who probably shouldn't be alive right now. Matt Clanton of Act Tactical lends his expertise on live firearms and performance. Then, Patrick Croce answers the ever-preval

Unicorns and Unitards: As Shakespeare Intended (feat. Elizabeth Ann Miller)

May 31st, 2019 20m 3s

Elizabeth Ann Miller drops in to get wine-tipsy with me and talk about her Atlanta-based company, Shakespeare on Draught -- which entails all of the drunken, underrehearsed debauchery characteristic of Billy Shakes' era -- and some of the silly

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