Episode 86 (How Playwrights Hear Their Characters’ Voices)
James Still
The March 2025 episode of In a Manner of Speaking is the first to feature a playwright. Paul Meier discusses how playwrights hear their characters voices with Pulitzer Price-nominated James Still.
Paul and James also discuss the art of playwriting in general and read from James’ pla…
Playwright's Spotlight with Arthur M. Jolly
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In this episode, James speaks to playwright Arthur M. Jolly about the five basic elements of drama and human relationships as well as the benefits of being a member of the New Play Exchange and his experience participating in The Last Frontier theatre conference in Valdez, AK. Jam…
Faculty Off The Clock - Featuring Todd McNerney
What happens when faculty step away from the classroom and the lab? In this episode of Faculty Off the Clock, we sit down with Professor Todd McNerney to explore the passions, pursuits, and pastimes that shape their life beyond academia. From unexpected hobbies to meaningful side projects, discove…
”NEW KID NEXT DOOR” by Arthur M. Jolly
NEW KID NEXT DOOR: Two siblings are stuck with the weird, creepy - and ultimately maybe not even human - kid from next door, on July Fourth, when there are firecrackers to be stolen and played with. Let freedom ring!
Written by Arthur M. Jolly
Directed by Jonathan Cook
Performed by:
Kelsie John…
Rachel Bykowski—Award-Winning Chicago Playwright Discusses Author Identity
Rachel Bykowski, a Chicago playwright, writes to explore the many facets of the female identity. Her full-length, 28 Light Years From Now, is the winner of 2020 Getchell New Play Award. Her full-length play, Tight End, has been featured with The National New Play Network (NNPN) in a workshop at th…
054 | Throwback: A Burning Desire with Harold E. Clark, Jr.
This throwback episode features a conversation with playwright and author Harold Ellis Clark Jr. While he is known for his great radio broadcasting, public relations and communications work, Harold has made a mark as an award-winning playwright and author. In this interview from the old "Eddie Fra…
THEATER 40: Midnight At The Pancake Shack
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Open-Door Playhouse presents the audio play of Midnight at the Pancake Shack, written by Jane M. Lee and directed by Bernadette Armstrong.The cast will feature Rhikki Ashai as Brenda, Pat Loeb as Gloria, and Matthew Scott Montgomery as Martin. This episode of the Open-Door Podcast…
Make The Ice Man Cry
Todd McNerney is a Professor of Theatre and Associate Dean at the College of Charleston. He is also a director, a certified goofball, and responsible for giving some of the best and most memorable inspirational speeches and pep talks I've ever witnessed. I knew I had to get Todd on the podcast to…
May 17, 2007
This week Joan interviews master storyteller and flutist Hawk Hurst about the Stories For Life Festival, and also Todd McNerney about the theatre offerings at the Piccolo Spoleto Festival.
May 23, 2009
This week Joan interviews Ellen Dressler-Moryl, founder and director of the Piccolo Spoleto Festival,
and also Todd McNerney, director of the Stelle Di Domani Theatre Series.
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