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July 31, 2024 - An American in Paris, Lindsay Deutsch, and Synchronicity

With so much attention on Paris for the Olympics, many of us have a longing  to be in The City of Light.  But there is another way to make that French connection –  by way of George and Ira Gershwin’s musical, “An American in Paris.” Part of Reagle Music Theatre’s 55th season, it’s onstage August 9…

Crystin Gilmore on Jaja’s African Hair Braiding, bringing Bea to life, and everything in between

Crystin Gilmore returns to SpeakEasy as Bea in Jaja's African Hair Braiding having previously appeared as Shug Avery in The Color Purple (a role for which she won an IRNE Award & Arts Impulse Award for Best Supporting Actress in a Musical), and as Headmistress Frances in School Girls; Or, The Afric…

June 12, 2025 - The work of David Drake, Hello Dolly, and the Roxbury International Film Festival

The American Revolution frame by frame. Today we continue our series with the Museum of Fine Arts, looking at works in their collection that give us insight into the people and pivotal moments that shaped America's fight for freedom. Today, it’s where poetry meets pottery with the work of David Dra…

Episode 13: Eric Avery

We talk about: audience-determined structures, reparations as a culture-building project, Augusto Boal's "rehearsal for revolution," balancing audience choice with a desire to "get into the harder stuff," the "curb cut effect" (why reparations are for everyone), and much more…  ABOUT THE ARTIST Er…

July 29, 2025 - Paula Plum, Tiffany Jenkins, and New Bedford's revolutionary history

The Hub Theatre Company of Boston’s production of Theresa Rebeck’s "The Understudy," is onstage at Club Café through August 2nd. Paula Plum, a five-time Elliot Norton Award winner, is directing the play. The acclaimed actor, director, writer and educator joins us for an overview, To learn more abou…

#70- Trevor The Musical Producers Open Up About Life Behind The Musical

On today’s episode of The Salisha Show, host Salisha Thomas sits down with two of the producers of the new off-Broadway show Trevor the Musical: Josie Bray and John Ambrosino. John and Josie recall transitioning from artists to producers and how they became a business partnership in addition to lif…

#70- Trevor The Musical Producers Open Up About Life Behind The Musical

On today’s episode of The Salisha Show, host Salisha Thomas sits down with two of the producers of the new off-Broadway show Trevor the Musical: Josie Bray and John Ambrosino. John and Josie recall transitioning from artists to producers and how they became a business partnership in addition to lif…

133. Playwright Mini-Series: From a 9-Play Cycle to Writers Rooms with Mfoniso Udofia

What does it mean to devote nearly two decades to a cycle of work while also leaping into entirely new forms? In this episode of our Playwright Mini-Series, Jennifer sits down with playwright, TV writer, and educator Mfoniso Udofia. Mfoniso shares how writing came from a place of healing and purpos…

Creating Characters, Finding Truth: A Conversation with Paul Melendy: Arts for the MASSes

Join host Ryan Malyar for a heartfelt conversation with Paul Melendy, one of Boston's most beloved actors and an Elliot Norton Award winner. In this episode, Paul shares his journey from a pivotal Boy Scout sketch at age 10 to becoming a powerhouse on Massachusetts stages.Paul opens up about his im…

BoD Episode 19: Irina Kruzhilina

Irina is an award-winning multi-hyphenate theater maker whose various hats include director, scenographer, experience designer, professor, playwright, and artistic director. Raised in Moscow in an intercultural household with a Ukrainian mother and Georgian father, Irina creates work that grapples …