Some Like it Pop Matt Tamanini and Jennifer McHugh

On the final episode of our second season looking into "Invisible: The Musical," Jennifer McHugh is again joined by David Hollingsworth and David Orris who turn their sights towards the future for musical. They discuss the upcoming 54 Below concert and more.
For more information on the "Invisible" developmental process, check out:
https://54below.com/events/invisible-the-sci-fi-musical-comedy-in-concert/
InvisibleTheMusical.com
facebook.com/invisiblemusical
twitter.com/invisible_show
David Orris: twitter.com/orrisimo
David Hollingsworth: twitter.com/hollingsworthit

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On the next episode of our return to looking into "Invisible: The Musical," Matt Tamanini talks to three-time Tony nominee Marc Kudisch, who in the spring of 2019 came on board the "Invisible" team as the show's new director. They talk about what work Marc and the Davids have been doing since he got involved, and what he's hoping to get out of the California reading and New York concert.
For more information on the "Invisible" developmental process, check out:
https://54below.com/events/invisible-the-sci-fi-musical-comedy-in-concert/
InvisibleTheMusical.com
facebook.com/invisiblemusical
twitter.com/invisible_show
David Orris: twitter.com/orrisimo
David Hollingsworth: twitter.com/hollingsworthit

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On the next episode of our return to looking into "Invisible: The Musical," Jennifer McHugh talks to Jordan Goodsell and Dan Amerman who play the jock bully Chetwick and sidekick-gone-wrong Kemper. They talk about how their characters' unique evolutions defy expectations.
For more information on the "Invisible" developmental process, check out:
https://54below.com/events/invisible-the-sci-fi-musical-comedy-in-concert/
InvisibleTheMusical.com
facebook.com/invisiblemusical
twitter.com/invisible_show
David Orris: twitter.com/orrisimo
David Hollingsworth: twitter.com/hollingsworthit

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On the next episode of our return to looking into "Invisible: The Musical," Jennifer McHugh talks to Alyssa Rupert and Christie Brooks who combine to play the show's resident mean girls, The Tiffanys. They talk about what makes these characters so much more than your stereotypical high school villains.
For more information on the "Invisible" developmental process, check out:
https://54below.com/events/invisible-the-sci-fi-musical-comedy-in-concert/
InvisibleTheMusical.com
facebook.com/invisiblemusical
twitter.com/invisible_show
David Orris: twitter.com/orrisimo
David Hollingsworth: twitter.com/hollingsworthit

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On the Season 2 premiere of "Making a Musical," after two years, Jennifer McHugh catches up with the co-creator's of "Invisible: The Musical," David Hollingsworth (book) and David Orris (score).
For more information on the "Invisible" developmental process, check out:
https://54below.com/events/invisible-the-sci-fi-musical-comedy-in-concert/
InvisibleTheMusical.com
facebook.com/invisiblemusical
twitter.com/invisible_show
David Orris: twitter.com/orrisimo
David Hollingsworth: twitter.com/hollingsworthit

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This episode of "Tell Me More" is BroadwayRadio's fourth annual Tony Omnibus Episode. In the 2019 edition, Matt Tamanini spoke with six individuals; four 2019 Tony nominees and two of our favorite theatre journalists.
The four nominees that Matt spoke with come from four different disciplines within the Broadway community. First he speaks with the Tony-winning star of "The Prom," Beth Leavel. Then he spoke with theatre and entertainment writer Ashley Steves. The pair discussed the importance and impact of "What the Constitution Means to Me."
Next, Matt talked to David Korins, Tony-winning scenic designer behind the spectacularly unique set for "Beetlejuice." Then, Matt talked to the Tony-nominated, McArthur Genius winning book writer of "Ain’t Too Proud: The Life and Times of the Temptations," Dominique Morisseau.
Following that is a chat between Matt and American Theatre's senior editor Diep Tran about her recent article advocating for the Tony Awards to include work from outside of Broadway's 41 theaters. Finally, the episode concludes with Tony-winning choreographer of "Kiss Me Kate," Warren Carlyle.
Intro: 00:00:10
Beth Leavel: 00:02:35
Ashley Steves: 00:24:22
David Korins: 00:38:08
Dominique Morisseau: 00:59:23
Diep Tran: 01:23:10
Warren Carlyle: 01:40:02
Contact Beth Leavel:
https://theprommusical.com
Contact Ashley Steves:
https://ashleysteves.com
Twitter: @NoThisIsAshley
Instagram: @nothisisashley
Contact David Korins:
http://www.davidkorinsdesign.com
https://beetlejuicebroadway.com
Twitter: @DavidKorins
Instagram: @davidkorins
Facebook: Click Here
Contact Dominique Morisseau:
http://dominiquemorisseau.com
https://www.ainttooproudmusical.com
Twitter: @domorisseau
Instagram: @domorisseau
Facebook: Click Here
Contact Diep Tran:
https://dieptran.com
https://www.americantheatre.org/byline/diep-tran
https://www.americantheatre.org/2019/05/06/why-the-tony-awards-should-recognize-off-broadway/
Twitter: @diepthought
Instagram: @dieptimes
Contact Warren Carlyle:
https://www.roundabouttheatre.org/get-tickets/2018-2019-season/kiss-me-kate/
Twitter: @carlylewarren
Instagram: @warrencarlyle
Contact Matt:
matt@broadwayradio.com
Twitter: @BWWMatt
Instagram: @BWWMatt
Theme music provided by www.bensound.com
Music in episode:
"The Lady's Improving" from "The Prom" Original Cast Album
"It's Not About Me" from "The Prom" Original Cast Album
Highlights from “What the Constitution Means to Me” at New York Theatre Workshop
"Dead Mom" from “Beetlejuice” Original Cast Album
“My Girl” from “Ain’t Too Proud” Original Cast Album
"100 Years of Subterranean Blues" from the "Rags Parkland Sings the Songs of the Future" Off-Broadway Premiere
“Too Darn Hot” from the “Kiss Me Kate” 2019 Broadway Revival

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