Afro-Queer playwright Donja R. Love talks about why authentic representation is essential.
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It’s Jose’s turn to rant about the Tony Awards. Plus playwright Chisa Hutchinson and actor Aunjanue Ellis stop by to talk about “The Subject,” a film based on Hutchinson’s play. They also talk about what it means to be a witness.
This week, a rant about the Tony Awards. Plus, Heidi Schreck drops by to talk about filming her Broadway play “What the Constitution Means to Me” for Amazon Prime Video, and being a real-life Captain America.
The Friends review ‘The Boys in the Band’ on Netflix and ‘The Goes Wrong Show’ on Amazon Prime. Plus Eva Noblezada and Lea Salonga drop by to discuss their new film, ‘Yellow Rose.’
The Friends review the live-cast of ‘Romantics Anonymous,’ a fully staged musical! Then playwrights Luis Alfaro and Alexis Scheer come in to talk about witchcraft and embracing your inner weirdo.
Josh Groban calls in to talk about his new album “Harmony,” his upcoming virtual Broadway concert, and finding faith during the pandemic.
The Friends discuss Miscast and participate in a theatrical murder mystery. Then Lisa Peterson and Denis O’Hare call in to discuss their newest collaboration and the state of American democracy.
Tony winner John Leguizamo stops by to talk about his new film, “Critical Thinking,” and his work in advancing Latinx representation.
The Friends discuss Chadwick Boseman, an intimate theater experience with Theater for One, and the Bengsons stop by to talk about making a musical during quarantine.
The Friends talk about what the Tony Awards should look like this year and “Billions” actor Daniel K. Isaac walks through his favorite theatrical memories.