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Running Lines ...
by John Moore
Senior Arts Journalist for the Denver Center for the Performing Arts covering the entire Colorado theatre community
Episodes
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John Moore's Running Lines with ... Ed Asner
In the wake of Ed Asner's passing I am re-posting my 2009 podcast interview when the acting legend and the iconic "The Mary Tyler Moore" star came to Boulder to play William Jennings Bryan in a one-night-only radio-theater presentation of "The Great Tennessee Monkey Trial" at Macky Auditorium on...
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Alex Brightman at the Aurora Fox
Broadway star Alex Brightman headlined the Aurora Fox's 2018 season-announcement gala on April 21, 2018. Brightman, who was nominated for a Tony Award for originating the role of Dewey Finn in School of Rock, will next star in the Broadway musical adaptation of Beetlejuice opening this fall under...
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Running Lines: A listen back with Terry Dodd in 2006
In honor of director and playwright Terry Dodd, who died Oct. 12, 2016, we take a listen back to John Moore's 2006 Running Lines podcast interview with Dodd when he was about to open Tracy Letts' "The Man from Nebraska" for the Lake Dillon Theatre Company. Dodd would later be nominated for The...
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Running Lines with ... Nick Sugar and Michael J. Duran
Welcome to episode No. 176 of "Running Lines..." our regular series of conversations with personalities from the Colorado and national theatre communities hosted by DCPA Senior Arts Journalist John Moore. Today's guests are Director Nick Sugar and BDT Stage Producing Artistic Director Michael J....
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Running Lines with ... Michael Bouchard
Episode 175: There's a new elf in town. Yes, there will be a new, caustic candy-striper playing Crumpet in the Denver Center’s annual presentation of "The SantaLand Diaries," David Sedaris’ comic monologue recounting his real-life experience working as a Macy’s Department store elf. His name is...
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Running Lines with Geoffrey Kent and Benjamin Bonenfant of Colorado Shakespeare Festival
Episode 174: Actors Geoffrey Kent and Benjamin Bonenfant are well known to DCPA and Colorado Shakespeare Festival audiences. But the summer of 2015 marks their rites of passage into playing significant (if very disparate) Shakespearean leaders. Kent is playing the villain Iago, Shakespeare's...
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Exclusive Audio: Annaleigh Ashford on her Tony Awards win!
We just got five minutes with Tony Award winner Annaleigh Ashford today in a New York taxi cab on her way to the airport. Ashford, 29, was honored with theatre's highest prize tonight for her widely praised role as the eccentric ballet dancer Essie opposite James Earl Jones in the Broadway…
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Running Lines with Haley Johnson and Emma Messenger of " 'Night, Mother"
Episode 173: Acclaimed local actors Emma Messenger and Haley Johnson have uncommonly close personal connections to the roles the play in Vintage Theatre's " 'Night, Mother," about a woman who calmly announces to her mother that she will commit suicide by the evening's end. Messenger and her…
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Running Lines with ... Margie Lamb of 'Next to Normal'
Episode 171: Award-winning actor Margie Lamb is diving back into the dark waters of the Broadway musical Next to Normal for a third time, playing Diana in the Pulitzer Prize-winning musical that examines one suburban family's decades-long struggle with mental illness. She is joined on our Running...
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Running Lines with ... Jane Lynch
Episode 171: John Moore chats with Jane Lynch, who created the iconic character of the maniacal yet melodic Sue Sylvester on "Glee." Lynch will be performing in her anti-cabaret show titled "See Jane Sing," an evening of musical comedy, wit and the occasional show tune, on Valentines Day…
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Running Lines with Cyndi Lauper
Episode 170: John Moore chats with none other than Cyndi Lauper her own self. Lauper wrote the music for the 2013 Tony Award-winning best musical, "Kinky Boots," which plays in Denver from Oct. 29 through Nov. 9 at the Buell Theatre. Lauper talks about bullying, drag queens, Colorado's own Andy...
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169: Running Lines with ... Kathy Maes, Charlie Franklin and Matt Gumley
In this week's "Running Lines" podcast, John Moore takes full advantage of the audio format to talk stage dialects with DCPA dialect coach Kathy Maes and young actors Charlie Franklin and Matt Gumley. The three demonstrate differences in the way the actors might talk naturally and the way they...
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168: Running Lines with ... Jeremy Palmer, Ed Mills and J Murray d'Armand of Wit's 'L.A. Diner'
In this week's "Running Lines" podcast, John Moore talks with playwrights Jeremy Palmer and Ed Mills as well as director J Murray d'Armand of Wit Theatre Company about the Denver premier of "L.A. Diner." It is set at a little diner in 1962 Hollywood near where Marilyn Monroe is making her final...
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167: Running Lines with ... Laura Norman and Josh Hartwell
Episode 167: John Moore talks with Josh Hartwell and Laura Norman about the Boulder Ensemble Theatre Company's world premiere play "Grounded," to be presented in Denver at the Avenue Theater, with Norman starring and Hartwell directing; and Miners Alley Playhouse's world premiere of "Dylan Went...
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166: Running Lines with ... Christy Montour-Larson
Running Lines, former Denver Post theatre critic John Moore's signature podcast, returns with his conversation with director Christy Montour-Larson, whose "Shadowlands" will be staged at the Denver Center from March 28-April 27. Call 303-893-4100 or go to www.denvercenter.org.
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Senior Arts Journalist for the Denver Center for the Performing Arts covering the entire Colorado theatre community
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