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Theater is a reflection of society and the times in which we live. We give voice to the artist perspective on art, theatre, family and life. We want to take this time to celebrate the talent, passion and stories of those who are a part of the Madison Theatre at Molloy College family.
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Madison Voices Ep 15 - Chris O'Connor, Cap21
Host Angelo Fraboni speaks with the Interim Chair of Molloy’s CAP21 Theatre arts program, Christopher O’Connor, about the challenges and hurtles of delivering conservatory art training during a pandemic.
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Madison Voices Ep 12 - The Nursing Episode - Anne Collins & Amna Farooq
On Episode 12 Angelo is joined by Anne Collins & Amna Farooq. Anne and Amna were both involved with the Madison Theatre during their tenure at Molloy. Anne graduated in December and has been working on the front lines of the COVID crisis since March. Amna graduates this upcoming December and when the Governor asked for nursing students to step up and start working in hospitals Amna immediately started working on the front lines.
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Ep 14 - Lee Summers, Black Lives Matter & Theatre
Episode 14, Angelo is joined by Lee Summers who is an American theatre, television and film actor, singer, librettist, composer, director and theatre producer best known for creating and producing Off-Broadway's From My Hometown, which was performed at the Madison Theatre during it's inaugural season.
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Madison Voices Ep 13 - Molloy Athletics
On Episode 13 Angelo is joined by Molloy College's Patrick McCormack and Kelly Thompson. Patrick is the host of The Molloy Athletics Podcast - The Mane Stage.
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Madison Voices Ep 11 - Shaun Eli, Jim Mendrinos, Karen Bergreen, and Leighann Lord
Episode 11 of Madison Voices is is out now! On Madison Voices Episode 10 Angelo talks with comedians Shaun Eli, Jim Mendrinos, Karen Bergreen, and Leighann Lord. They talk about the current state of comedy during the COVID19 crisis as well as their storied comedy careers. You won't want to miss their hilarious takes on the current state of affairs. You have previously seen them on stage at the Madison Theatre and, hopefully, will see them on the stage again in the future!