33: Stephanie Edmonds and Aly Chapin: Be a Storyteller

34: Erin McIntyre :From Local Stages to Global Spotlight

Join us for an inspiring conversation with Erin McIntyre, a talented performer whose journey through theater has been marked by dedication, versatility, and passion. From her first roles at Grace Arts Live to international cruise contracts, Erin shares insights into her growth, challenges, and the continuous pursuit of excellence in performing arts.

The Cast Party: Charlie and The Chocolate Factory

𝐓𝐇𝐈𝐒 𝐈𝐒 𝐍𝐎𝐓 𝐀 𝐍𝐎𝐑𝐌𝐀𝐋 𝐄𝐏𝐈𝐒𝐎𝐃𝐄... Right after the show, we sat down with some of the cast of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and just… let it go. No structure. No script. Just stories. At one point, someone from the “party” in the background jumped in to give an audience perspective.Then the music director got pulled in. Then it switched again. It turned into exactly what it felt like, a real cast party. Backstage stories, chaos, laughs, and everything in between.

33: Stephanie Edmonds and Aly Chapin: Be a Storyteller

Discover the heartfelt stories, challenges, and wisdom from two theater veterans, Stephanie Edmonds and Aly Chapin, as they reflect on their roles in The Sound of Music and beyond. Join us for an inspiring conversation about growth, dedication, and the magic of storytelling through theater.

32: Tim and Josiah Barkett: Like Son, Like Father

The art of acting isn't just about memorizing lines — it's about living the character. In this episode, a father-son duo, Tim and Josiah Barkett, reveal the surprising techniques behind their dynamic performances and the secret sauce that fuels their legendary stage presence. When Josiah's history of immersive method acting meets Tim’s scripture-based memorization, you get a masterclass in how different approaches craft unforgettable characters. Join hosts Ricky and Jackie as they dive into this father - son duo and unleash a little of the magic behind the scenes.

31. Jerry Aldridge & Lonnie Stevenson: Theatre Dynamics

In this episode of the Missed Cue, host Ricky and co-host Jackie engage with Lonnie Stevenson and Jerry Aldridge, two actors involved in the current production of 1776 at Grace Arts Live. The conversation explores their experiences with theater, character dynamics, the audition process, and the challenges of live performances. They share memorable moments from the show, discuss the importance of audience reactions, and reflect on the historical context of their roles. The episode concludes with a promotion for the upcoming performances of 1776, emphasizing the excitement and intensity of live theater.