ACTRESS

Listen free below. A Bit of Behind-the-Scenes I love working with accents and dialects! For this episode I got to play a…

Listen Free Below. A Bit of Behind-the-Scenes This was the most fun I’ve ever had behind the mic. Recording the efforts was…

Listen free below! A Bit of Behind-the-Scenes Voice acting in radio dramas was something I picked up just before the Covid pandemic…

A father-son camping trip takes a dangerous turn when 12-year-old Tyler accidentally awakens a powerful forest spirit that traps him in a magical underground prison.

Actor Brandon Green and actress Kate Williams debate whether acting is creative or interpretive. Brandon’s hot take? Acting is perhaps the least…

“The world needs less destruction. And destruction is kind of ‘easy,’ too.” Bob Odenkirk Last week I had two very interesting contrasting…

In March 2020, my community went into strict lockdown as a result of the Coronavirus pandemic. I, and many other artists, creatives and performers, lost work we were excited about and had been financially counting on. May brought back the first tentative steps in theatre and film from a few individuals and companies. I missed doing the work I wanted to do. So, jumping into the deep end of filmmaking with both ignorant feet, I decided to make my own short film.

Actress Nadia Sine met with me over Zoom in the Stay-at-home social distancing of 2020 to talk with me about being a black actress in the predominantly white theatre industry. I really wanted to have this conversation, one-on-one to help me process as I look at what I can do and should do and will do about institutional racism in my own theatre community.

James Parker, Executive Director of The Parker Theatre, talks about what he learned from the production of “The Corona Conundrum,” the first live theatrical performances in Utah after the initial easing of quarantine restrictions.

After taking a break for the month of August, In the Telling podcast is back!