Theatre In 360°
As Oscar Wilde once said "It was only in the theatre, that I lived", and volunteers at community theatres know this to be true! Theatre in 360º is brought to you by The Colonial Players of Annapolis, with your host Jim Reiter. We will be keeping you up to date with current shows, discovering what is happening in and around the theatre community, and taking a close up look at those that keep it running.
Podcasting since 2021 • 26 episodes
Theatre In 360°
Latest Episodes
Episode 27 - Mary Fawcett Watko - The Winslow Boy
Our second show of Season 76 is The Winslow Boy. Jim talks to the director, Mary Fawcett Watko, about her history with CP and the joys of casting great actors.The Winslow Boy runs from October 25 — November 16, 2024.
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Episode 27
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30:33
Episode 26 - Rikki Howie Lacewell - Tiny Beautiful Things
Starting our 76th Season, Jim talks to Rikki Howie Lacewell, the director of our season opener "Tiny Beautiful Things". Rikki extols the virtues of human connection, and the power of theatre to make us feel. Tiny Beautiful Things runs f...
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Episode 26
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Episode 25 - Martin & Leslie Thompson - The Returned
How did CP get to co-produce this new play? Jim talks to Martin and Leslie Thompson about their history with the theatre, and their irreverent new play debuting at this years Capital Fringe Festival.Only 4 performances at Theater J. For...
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Episode 25
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39:02
Episode 24 - Steve Tobin - The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time
For final show in the 75th Season, Jim talks to the director and current CP president, Steve Tobin. Steve ponders what it would be like to be able to “walk in another person’s shoes” and the power of empathy.The Curious Inci...
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Episode 24
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33:41
Episode 23 - Michelle Bruno and LeVar Betts - The Baker's Wife
Our fifth show in the 75th Season is the magnificent musical, The Baker's Wife. Jim talks to Michelle Bruno and LeVar Betts, director and music director, about live music, the love of theatre, and the joys of fresh warm bread.The Baker'...
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Episode 23
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30:47