Crawford M. Collins is a friend of mine, and a heck of an actress.
So for a different sort of Go See a Show! episode, I thought it would be fun to sit down and get an actor’s perspective on navigating the wilds of the theatre scene in our fair city of New York.
And I was right. It was indeed fun, and informative, to chat with a talented woman who’s doing some great work — and working consistently. All you aspiring actresses & actors, this episode’s for you.
Listen in as Crawford & I discuss how one gets oriented in the New York theatre scene, the difference between the worlds of theatre & film, hustling (in a good way), and the importance of relationships in our line of work.
“…if you have a really good friend, somebody that you know that you just think is really interesting…find out where they’re hanging out, and the kinds of people that they’re meeting…”
Podcast: Play in new window | Download
Subscribe: RSS
A powerful crime boss. A crusading District Attorney. A tough-as-nails madame. The corruption of a small-town girl. Stool pigeons. Vice. Drag. Dames.
For the second episode in a row, GSAS! heads to the nation of Colombia (via the magic of theatre, of course), this time with Ugly Rhino’s What It Means to Disappear Here.
For this 50th podcast of Go See a Show!, I present to you an episode recorded half a year ago, but that might be one of the most interesting interviews I’ve done.
The theatre is “a place for seeing;” a place where we can ask the big difficult questions about what it means to be a human being in the world we’ve collectively made.
