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Stages of Our City

by Produced by Julia Stier for Stage Raw

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Stage Raw's contributors discuss the latest performances on Southern California's stages

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Episodes

  1. Episode 23: Dana Martin and Socks Whitmore

    Dana and Socks discuss "The Inheritance" at the Geffen;" 2:22 - A Ghost Story" at the Ahmanson; and two immersive shows, one in which Socks appears an actor.

  2. Episode 22: Socks Whitmore and Steven Leigh Morris

    Socks and Steven disucuss Jagged Little Pill at the Pantages, Oklahoma! at the Ahmanson, and 13 in Simi Valley

  3. Episode 21: California Senator Anthony Portantino, author of SB1116

    California Senator Anthony Portantino, (D) 25th District, is the author of SB116 -- the latest legislative attempt to aid small arts organizations in the wake of the pandemic and Assembly Bill 5. The Senator speaks with Steven Leigh Morris on why he authored this bill and his sense of it…

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  4. Episode 20

    Julia Stier, Amanda L. Andrei and Steven Leigh Morris weigh in on "Freestyle Love Supreme" (Pasadena Playhouse), "Dear Evan Hansen" (Ahmanson), "The Beautiful People" (Rogue Machine) "Di Lady Di" (Broadwater) and the SheLA Festival at the Zephyr.

  5. Episode 19: Socks Whitmore on Dear Evan Hansen

    Socks discusses "Dear Evan Hansen" at the Ahmanson, and reflects on "To T or Not to T" at the Kirk Douglas Theatre

  6. Episode 18, Part 2

    Second half of Hollywood Fringe, Week 2: Joseph Klink and Dana Martin on "Pain in My Aspergers," "Vincero: The Italian Opera Experience," "Cassandra," "The Great Satan Speaks," "What About Dad?" "My Name is Thileepan," and "Toughest Man in Chicago"

  7. Episode 18, Part 1

    Hollywood Fringe, Week 2: Socks Whitmore and Inger Tudor on "Dead Skin (A Queer Australian Play)", "Thom Pain (Based on Nothing), "Battle Song of Boudica," "Your Own Crown," "Something in the Air" and Mr. Malcolm's Music Factory"

  8. Episode 17, Part 2

    Inger Tudor, Taylor Kass and Dana Martin review the following Hollywood Fringe shows: "Shoobop-Dubay-Had," "The Pale Gypsies Travelling Musical Revue," "Tree," "Noor Inayat Khan: The Forgotten Spy," "Teaching a Robot to Love", "Mr Chonkers," "Steps of Glory," and "Abortion Weekend"

  9. Episode 17, Part 1 -- Hollywood Fringe

    Socks Whitmore, Julia Stier and Steven Leigh Morris review the following shows in Hollywood Fringe: "asexuality, the solo musical," "Dismissed," "Grief: A One Man ShitShow," "Who's Afraid of David Lynch?", "Housewife '52," "Tales of the Trancestors," "Sunday Night at Jane's," "4 Seasons Sh!tshow"

  10. Episode 16, Part 2: Hollywood Fringe Preview Week with Dana Martin and Julyza Commodore

    Dana and Julyza talk about "Tommy Cooper, I didn't Let You Down, Did I?", "The Ramón Show, Spiritual Cheerleading," "Signals," "Dog," "Hot Stuff," "Noone Will be Immune," "Not That Illegal," and "Made in America"

  11. Episode 16, Part 1: Hollywood Fringe Preview Week

    Socks Whitmore and Joseph Klink on "A Dream At the End of the World," "The Bearer of Bad News," "Buskers Ball," "Love Chicken," "The Legend of D.C. Colorado," "Authentic Self," "Becoming Austin Nation," and "Flamencodanza"

  12. Episode 15

    Socks Whitmore and Amanada L. Andrei talk about "Man of God" (Geffen Playhouse), "Hamlet" (Antaeus Theatre Co.) and "King James" (Steppenwolf/Chicago and Mark Taper Forum)

  13. Episode 14: Inger Tudor, Terry Morgan and Steven Leigh Morris

    Inger, Terry and Steven go back-and-forth on "King Lear" at the Wallis, "Tambo & Bones" at the Kirk Douglas, and "Mama, Mama, Can't You See" (Coin & Ghost Company)

  14. Episode 13: Julyza Commodore and Dana Martin

    Julyza and Dana discuss "Hadestown" at the Ahmanson, "Live at the Purple Lounge" (Beverly Hills Playhouse) and "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" (Geffen Playhouse)

  15. Episode 12: Julia Stier and Socks Whitmore

    Socks and Julia discuss Hadestown, Blues for an Alabama Sky, A Death Defying Escape, Bright Half Life, Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? and Three Tables

  16. Paul Sand

    Paul Sand is directing his own play, "The Pilot Who Crashed the Party," April 29-May 1 only, at the Odyssey Theatre.

  17. Episode 10: Katie Buenneke and Joseph Klink

    Katie, Joseph and Steven Leigh Morris discuss: L.A. productions of "A Heated Discussion" (Robey Theatre Company), "The Unsackable Man" (Zombie Joe's Underground), "A Doll's House, Part 2" (International City Theatre), AND, out of town, Lady Gaga at the Dolby Theatre/MGM Grand in Las Vegas, and "A...

  18. Episode 9: Inger Tudor and Martin Hernandez

    Inger and Martin discuss "Blues for an Alabama Sky" at the Taper; a workshop production of "Stalled" at Pacific Resident Theatre; "The Play You Want (Road Theatre Company), "On the Other Hand, We're Happy" (Rogue Machine), "The Concrete Jungle" (Loft Ensemble), and "L.A. Now and Then" (Group Rep)...

  19. Episode 8: Amanda Andrei and Julyza Commodore

    "Blues for an Alabama Sky" (Mark Taper Forum), "On the Other Hand, We're Happy" (Rogue Machine), "In the Next Room, or The Vibrator Play" (Open Fist), "Bridging the Gap" (Black Creators' Collaborative), "Hooded, or Being Black for Dummies (Echo Theater), "Bangin' It" (La Jolla Playhouse)"

  20. Episode 7, Dana Martin and V Cate

    Dana and V discuss In the Next Room, or the Vibrator Play (Open Fist Theatre), Can’t Pay? Don’t Pay! (The Actors’ Gang), The Path to Catherine (Write Act Rep), The Queen’s Ball: A Bridgerton Experience (Biltmore Millennium), Trayf (Geffen Playhouse), Death to Realism (Tyler Nacho)

  21. Episode 6: Julia Stier and Iris Mann

    Julia and Iris discuss Ann (Pasadena Playhouse), The Lehman Trilogy (Ahmanson Theatre), "Silent Sky" (Theatre 40), "On the Other Hand, We're Happy" (Rogue Machine), and "At Jenna Fischer" (Hyperion Theatre). And SLM weights in on "Can't Pay? Won't Pay!" at Actors' Gang.

  22. Episode 5: Martin Hernandez and Terry Morgan

    Martin and Terry discuss "Detained" at the Fountain, "Endgame" at City Garage, "The Play You Want" at the Road Theatre Company, "Little Parts" in Echo Theater's Alone Together new play series, "In the Next Room, or The Vibrator Play" at Open Fist," and SLM discussed "The Hall of Final Ruin" at...

  23. Episode 4: Socks Whitmore and Joseph Klink

    Socks, Joseph and Steven discuss Vanessa Stewart's "Caligari's Cabinet of Curiosities" at the city of LA's downtown performing arts high school; "Abbale" at Stomping Ground; "Bronwell and the Bontes" at Loft Ensemble; "A Little Night Music," at Greenway Court Theatre; and "Jonathan Livingston...

  24. Stages of Our City: Episode 3 (Ryan Luevano and Dana Martin)

    Dana Martin and Ryan Luevano discuss Diaries of Adam and Eve, Abbale, Power of Sail, and more . . .

  25. Episode 2: Inger Tudor and Julia Lloyd George

    Inger Tudor is in LA, while Julia Lloyd George reports in from NYC. Julia saw "Slave Play" as it was closing on Broadway. Inger discusses "All's Well That End's Well" at A Noise Within, "Power of Sail" at the Geffen, and "Colorpolois" at Loft Ensemble. Meanwhile, Julia also weighs in on "Shhhhh"...

  26. Episode 1: Julyza Commodore and Terry Morgan

    Discussion of "Slave Play," "Umoja," "Power of Sail," and "How We Got On"

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Stage Raw's contributors discuss the latest performances on Southern California's stages

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Produced by Julia Stier for Stage Raw

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Frequently asked questions

How many episodes does Stages of Our City have?

Stages of Our City has 26 episodes on PodParley. The most recent episode was published on November 17, 2022.

What is Stages of Our City about?

Stage Raw's contributors discuss the latest performances on Southern California's stages

How often does Stages of Our City release new episodes?

Stages of Our City publishes every two weeks, based on its 26 episodes since February 2022.

Who hosts Stages of Our City?

Stages of Our City is created and hosted by Produced by Julia Stier for Stage Raw.
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