Host Jeannie Hopper speaks with Jessica Jelliffe, Co-Founder and Co-Artistic Director of Banana Bag & Bodice Theatre Co. about the organization and its most recently lauded production, BEOWULF - A Thousand Years of Baggage.
David Scher stops by to talk about his rather unique origins as an artist. How many of us have been tutored from the start by Siah Armajani? Apparently the 11-year-old art prodigy and the outspoken Iranian political... Read More
Will sits down to talk to George Bartenieff about his role as Alan in the 2010 production of Karen Malpede's Prophecy at New York's East Fourth Street Theater. He describes the trajectory of the piece, beginning... Read More
Karen Malpede comes to the Clocktower to talk to Will about her play, Prophecy, which opened to rave reviews in London in 2008 and, as of this 2010 recording, was soon to be performed at New York's East Fourth... Read More
As part of an ongoing investigation into the origins of the
Williamsburg scene, Will sits down with writer Greg Volk to hear his
version of the story. Greg is loquacious and enthusiastic, and makes
you wish you'd been... Read More
So did you hear about the 13-year-old kid who lived on the subway for
11 days straight? You will if you listen in to Will's interview with
Mike Ballou. Sure it's a strange way to open up a fascinating
discussion on the... Read More
Will Corwin interviews noted actor and personality Everett Quinton. First Will gets a history lesson on the origins of The Ridiculous Theatrical Company, founded by playwright and actor Charles Ludlam in 1967. Quinton... Read More
Will Corwin chats with artists Blanka Amezkua, who has a gallery in her blue bedroom in the Bronx (aptly named the Bronx Blue Bedroom Project), and Ronny Quevedo, who has a show in the bedroom-cum-gallery. They discuss... Read More
Will Corwin chats with Crystal Field, the Executive Artistic Director of the Theater for the New City. She educates him and the listeners on the origins of street theater, in Italy in the 14th century, and discusses the... Read More
Every Little Step, a documentary directed by
James D. Stern and Adam Del Deo, follows the audition process for a
Broadway revival of A Chorus Line, one of the most popular and innovative musicals in... Read More
