Head Over Heels at Footlighters Theater

Head Over Heels at Footlighters Theater

Unlike the Go-Go's, our lips are NOT sealed, because we're talking about Head Over Heels at Footlighters Theater. We sat down with directors Joe Billetta and Ryan Polito about their vision (of nowness), and we learned all about the jukebox musicals the cast and crew would make about their lives.  Head Over Heels will be playing at Footlighters' Theater from May 29 to June 7. For tickets and more information, visit: https://footlighterstheater.com/head-over-heels

Rent at Narberth Community Theatre

For episode three, we're talking about Narberth Community Theatre's production of Rent. We spoke with director Andrew McDermott and the Rent cast and crew about the show, and we get to the bottom of the question everyone is asking ... How, exactly, do you measure a year in a life? Rent will be playing at Narberth Community Theatre from May 1 to May 16. For tickets and more information, visit https://www.mynct.org/

Sweeney Todd and Jenkintown Music Theatre

Attend us attending the tale of Sweeney Todd at Jenkintown Music Theatre. We spoke with director Jennifer Berger and members of the cast and crew to get to the meat of the production.  "Sweeney Todd" will be playing at JMT from April 10 to April 18. For tickets and more information, visit https://jenkintownmusictheatre.com/

The Full Monty at The Barley Sheaf Players

For our inaugural episode, we're looking at The Barley Sheaf Players' production of "The Full Monty." We spoke with director Nicolette Adams and members of the cast and crew about the production and all of its raunchy glory.  Content warning: excessive mentions of butts "The Full Monty" will be playing at The Barley Sheaf Players from March 6 to March 21. For more tickets and more information, visit https://www.barleysheaf.org/

Introducing: Rehearsal Tracks

Introducing "Rehearsal Tracks," a podcast celebrating Philadelphia-area community theater and its people, hosted by local theater nerds Aleeza Furman and Laura Donnelly.