E028 - The Minutes, Follies & Post-Show Buzz

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Hosts Kevin McKee and Skylar Cuthill recap opening night for The Minutes at the Riverside Playhouse, share rehearsal updates for Follies, discuss Leavenworth Summer Theater auditions, and celebrate the post-show camaraderie at local spots like Epoch and Atlas Fair. This podcast is supported by Music Theater of Wenatchee, celebrating 64 years of bringing stories to life. To support the next act of community theater in Wenatchee, visit annex.mtow.org and donate today.

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This episode was published on January 26, 2026.

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Hosts Kevin McKee and Skylar Cuthill recap opening night for The Minutes at the Riverside Playhouse, share rehearsal updates for Follies, discuss Leavenworth Summer Theater auditions, and celebrate the post-show camaraderie at local spots like Epoch...

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