Pandemic Projects, Alec Baldwin Live Stream & Tiger King Review | Ep 34

Send us Fan Mail Welcome to Episode 34 of Two Unemployed Actors! Join hosts Max and Sam as they navigate the unpredictable world of performing arts, industry updates, and personal lockdown projects with their signature humour and authentic insights into the actor's journey. In this jam-packed episode, the duo dives into the revolutionary ways theatre is adapting to digital spaces. They discuss Redline Productions’ impressive virtual live stream of the classic play Orphans, featuring Hollywood heavyweight Alec Baldwin performing live from New York alongside an Australian cast. Max shares his experience tuning in and breaks down why interactive, cross-border digital theatre might just become a permanent fixture for global audiences moving forward. Meanwhile, Max reveals his ultimate isolation achievement: completing the massive 7,500-piece LEGO Millennium Falcon. However, it wouldn't be a true home project without a few spare parts left over and a curious dog attempting puzzle sabotage! On a more serious note, the guys unpack a household emergency involving a melting iron and a quick-thinking fire blanket rescue. Turning back to the screen, Max and Sam share their honest thoughts on the global phenomenon Tiger King and evaluate its last-minute virtual after-show hosted by Joel McHale. They contrast this pop-culture frenzy with a retrospective look at the critically acclaimed Australian crime drama Animal Kingdom, celebrating standout performances from Jacki Weaver, Ben Mendelsohn, and Joel Edgerton. Rounding out the chat, they recount a high-stress Facebook Live storytelling disaster involving un-flipped camera angles and technical glitches, proving that even simple digital events can test an actor’s adaptability. Plus, they dive into audition preparation, the benefits of working alongside acting mentors, and the ongoing push for union support across the Australian arts sector. Whether you're an actor, film buff, or creative enthusiast, tune in for relatable stories, industry chat, and plenty of laughs! Episode Webpage: https://tinyurl.com/3zzy7z82 Support the show An Add Kulcha Production