Drums and Comedy
I spoke with actor Tanya Thomas about the artistic and emotional process behind the creation of her award-winning solo show, “Naturally Tan.” If you’re a solo performer – or if you want to be one – this is required viewing!
Read moreClick here for audio only. Kat Dishongh is a singer, guitarist, lawyer…and literally the most interesting woman in the world. We sat down to talk about her time living in Ireland, the reason she can speak Spanish, and the ways
Read moreHere’s my interview with music journalist Enrique Lopetegui. We discussed his new book “Nobody Told Me Nada” along with a variety of exciting moments from his career.
Read moreLynne Jassem is a tap dancer, comedian, and solo performer extraordinaire. We sat down to talk about her new show, “Being Richard Greene,” which tackles Lynne’s struggle with gender identity starting in the 1950’s – long before anyone was asking for pronouns – using spoken mime, characterizations, and multimedia.
Read moreFor audio only, click here. Tom Steward is one of my OG Fringe Friends from my very first San Diego International Fringe Festival in 2018. We’re both at this year’s Tucson Fringe Festival with virtual shows, so we sat down
Read moreMagician Lion Fludd has a fascinating name AND a fascinating story. Catch his show “The Hustle” in person at the 2022 Tucson Fringe Festival on January 13 at 6:30pm, January 14 at 7:30pm, and January 15 at 12:30pm.
Read moreHere’s the video and audio from an Instagram Live interview Azo Safo and I did to promote our new show, “Thank You! It’s True.” Is Azo a method actor? How did she become such a good singer? Why does Catherine keep writing musicals? We answer all these burning questions…and more…
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I sat down with Tucson Fringe artist Matt Denney to talk about his new solo show, “Matt-Chong: A Swagapino’s Search for Identity.” We discussed his creative process, his career as a theater educator, and the meaning of “Swagapino!”
Read moreI’ve been a fan of comedian, podcaster, drummer, and solo artist Bethany Vee ever since we started working together in Jessica Lynn Johnson’s solo theater classes. We sat down together to talk about comedy, podcasting, recovery, neurodivergence, and of course, drumming.
Read moreI’m excited to share my interview with soprano and educator Anne Slovin, whose thought-provoking social media posts inspire me daily! We sat down to discuss the ways her varied interests have impacted her career as a singer, her experience as a vocal performance major in college, and the ways her vocal injury has continued to shape her as a teacher and performer.
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