EPISODE · Jul 15, 2025 · 59 MIN
Episode 80: Georgia Findlay; Milk, Milk, Lemonade & The 39 Steps
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Send us Fan MailIn this episode Georgia Findlay shares her experiences as a producer and performer in the theater world, discussing the success of her recent show 'Milk, Milk Lemonade' and the upcoming performance of 'The 39 Steps'. She delves into the challenges and joys of producing, marketing, and the importance of collaboration in the arts. Georgia also reflects on her journey through theater school, the impact of typecasting, and the significance of embracing creativity in all its forms. With insights on fundraising and audience engagement, this discussion highlights the vibrant and dynamic nature of the theater community.To get your tickets for The 39 Steps: https://www.guildfestivaltheatre.ca/seasonChapters00:00 Celebrating Success: Awards and Recognition04:46 The Art of Producing: Insights and Experiences09:24 Upcoming Performances: The 39 Steps16:18 Rehearsal Dynamics: The Creative Process28:00 Fringe Festival Reflections: The Joy of Theater33:37 Navigating Artistic Expectations and Hype36:33 The Value of Originality in Performance39:25 Body Image and Typecasting in Theatre43:23 Finding Empowerment in Creative Roles51:26 Lessons from Theatre School and Industry Realities
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Send us Fan Mail In this episode Georgia Findlay shares her experiences as a producer and performer in the theater world, discussing the success of her recent show 'Milk, Milk Lemonade' and the upcoming performance of 'The 39 Steps'. She delves into the challenges and joys of producing, marketing, and the importance of collaboration in the arts. Georgia also reflects on her journey through theater school, the impact of typecasting, and the significance of embracing creativity in all its forms...
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