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Cue to Cue: A Podcast Highlighting Eastern North Carolina Theater
by Matthew McKellar
Ever wonder what happens behind the curtain of community theater in Eastern North Carolina? This podcast features actors, directors, tech crews, teachers, and the art that inspires them to keep theater alive in Nash and Wilson Counties.
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Sweeney Todd with Director David Winstead
On today's episode, Matthew interviews David Winstead, the President of S2P2, Inc., and they discuss S2P2's upcoming production of Sweeney Todd. The conversation covers the introduction to S2P2 and Sweeney Todd, directing style and collaboration, the importance of table work rehearsals, mental and physical preparation for acting, and an overview of Sweeney Todd as a dark comedy with themes of revenge and madness.TakeawaysCollaborative directing styleSignificance of table work rehearsalsSweeney Todd https://wilsonarts.com/event/s2p2-inc-presents-sweeney-todd-2/Edna Boykin CenterWilson, North CarolinaMay 1 & 2 at 7:00pmMay 3 at 3:00
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Shrek the Musical with Jillian Hale (Fiona) and Matthew McKellar (Shrek)
Matt (Shrek) and Jillian Hale (Fiona) discuss their roles in Nash Central High School's upcoming production of Shrek the Musical. Jillian also shares her journey in theater, from early experiences to favorite roles and the challenges of performing. She provides insights into the adaptation of Shrek to Broadway, the rehearsal process, and the message of acceptance in the show. Jillian also offers advice for aspiring performers and invites the audience to attend Shrek the Musical this week:April 16-18 at 7:00pmImperial CentreRocky Mount, NCTickets: https://www.ncpschools.net/aboutus/news/news-details/~board/ncps-updates/post/nash-central-high-school-presents-shrek-the-musical-at-the-imperial-centreChapters00:00 Introduction to Shrek the Musical05:23 Passion for Dance and Theater10:30 Rehearsal Process at Mass Central17:03 Audience Takeaways from the Show22:21 Advice for Aspiring Performers
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Director Seth Penwell and Tar Heel Tales
Director Seth Penwell discusses ACT! for Youth's production of Tar Heel Tales. He also discusses directing, balancing drama and comedy in theater, teaching and directing youth in theater, directing SpongeBob, theater challenges and uncertainties, and advice for young actors.Tar Heel Tales-Edna Boykin Cultural CenterWilson, North CarolinaFriday, April 10 at 7pmSaturday, April 11 at 2pmSunday, April 12 at 3pmTickets: https://wilsonartsnc.square.site/product/act-for-youth-presents-tarheel-tales-advance-/52QRSEG5MCVOJY5TBEKZ6UOQ?cs=true&cst=customGet Involved! https://wilsonarts.com/actforyouth/
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Six The Musical with Hailey Matthews
Hailey Matthews discusses ACT! for Youth's upcoming production of Six The Musical (Teen Edition). Six is a pop concert-like musical about Henry VIII's six wives. Learn about Hailey's theater journey and how Six inspires confidence and empowerment in girls and women.Don't miss the show!April 11 & 12 at 7PMApril 18 at 6PM and 9PMEdna Boykin Cultural CenterWilson, North CarolinaTickets: https://wilsonartsnc.square.site/show-ticketsACT! for Youth: https://wilsonarts.com/actforyouth/Singers Studio: https://www.thesingersstudionc.com/Wilson Arts & Edna Boykin Cultural Center: https://wilsonarts.com/edna-boykin-cultural-center/Chapters00:00 Introduction and Guest Introduction01:08 Behind the Scenes of Six the Musical04:10 Community Theater's Impact on Kids04:59 Overview of Six the Musical06:25 The Concert Experience of Six07:28 Vocal and Character Development10:02 Costume Design and Modern Aesthetic11:51 Working with Music Director Seth Green15:18 Playing Catherine of Aragon16:05 Sisterly Bond and Growing in Theater18:05 Teen Edition of Six and Content Adjustments19:39 Recommendations and Empowerment Themes21:39 The Significance of Women's Empowerment21:54 Performance Schedule and Excitement for the Show24:47 Final Words and Personal Growth in Theater
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Ada Dunton & The Addams Family
Meet Ada Dutton, a sophomore at Rocky Mount Academy, who will be portraying Wednesday Addams in RMA's upcoming production of The Addams Family. Ada shares her journey from acting to building strong friendships. This episode explores the dedication required for theater, the challenges and rewards of portraying complex characters like Wednesday Addams, and why supporting local productions matters.The Addams Family: A New Musical ComedyMarch 25 & 267:00 PMThe Dunn CenterTickets only available at the door. ($5 students, $10 adults)Main Topics:The personal growth and friendships cultivated through months of rehearsalInsights into the production process of "The Addams Family" at RMAHow theater enhances confidence and teamwork in young performersThe importance of supporting community arts programsRehearsal schedules, backstage roles, and actress preparation tipsIn this episode:Ada discusses her role as Wednesday Addams and her experience with this iconic characterThe cast’s rehearsal routines, including weekly schedules and tech week detailsDramatic challenges of balancing dual personalities within charactersThe lasting friendships formed through long-term theater projectsAudience takeaway: embracing imperfections and the joy of live performanceResources & Links:www.rmacademy.comhttps://wilsonarts.com/camps/https://wilsonarts.com/tickets/https://ncwu.edu/dunn-center-performing-arts/Thank you for listening to Cue to Cue! Embrace the arts, support local talent, and never underestimate the community you can build through theater.
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Ever wonder what happens behind the curtain of community theater in Eastern North Carolina? This podcast features actors, directors, tech crews, teachers, and the art that inspires them to keep theater alive in Nash and Wilson Counties.
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