This week I was joined by the amazing Ruth Essel. We chatted about her beginnings in the world of ballet, the painful choice of not pursuing it for a career, and creating Pointe Black.

CW: Depression, Racism

This week I was joined by the vibrant Jocelyn Bioh. We chatted about her writing process, what inspired her to write "School Girls; Or, the African Mean Girls Play," and her experience writing the critically acclaimed "Jaja's African Hair Braiding" and its booming success.

This week I was joined by the gorgeous Grace Chapman. We chatted about being classically trained, working on the pie show version of Sweeney Todd, her time in Wicked including re-opening Wicked in the West End after lock down, touring with The Phantom of the Opera, and theatre journals.

This week I was joined by the great Mary Martello! We chatted about her early beginnings as a performer, being a Lunt-Fontanne Fellowship Program, why she loves playing nuns, and her recent switch into directing.

This week I was joined by the hilarious Sandy Rustin! We chatted about her writing process, several of the different shows she's done, and we finished it off talking about Clue!

This week I was joined by the joyous Amelia Fei! We chatted about her introduction to theatre, how she navigates her life as an actor with autism, How to Dance in Ohio, and random skills.

This week I was joined by the incredible Amanda Morton! We chatted about how she transitioned from acting to music directing, our various connections through the #IthacaMafia, working as the Director of Drama School at the Arden Theatre Company, and why KPOP was so special.

This week I was joined by the amazing Sara Sheperd. We chatted about her early beginnings in theatre, portraying Fanny Brice in Funny Girl, and of course her long history with Beautiful: The Carole King Musical.