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We sit down to Actress Alie B. We talk about how you bring your own magic touch to any part, a one woman show, and yes girls fart

We sit down with Emily Nielsen to talk about eating well as an actor, how to find a nutritionist and more

we sit down with actor Nick Maniccia to talk autism in the acting world, theatre, and more

We talk to Christian who works in the news and we get a lot of insight and thoughts on how to save it. Sorry about the pause moment and. the movement in the background life can be crazy sometimes

we talk with JOSHUA FARDON (he/him/his)’s plays have been performed in Chicago, Toronto, Fort Lauderdale, New York, Denver, and Los Angeles. As a composer, he scored the movie Adopt a Sailor and wrote scores for Ruth Margraff’s Stadium Devildare, Ken Roht’s The Birds and his own A Cult Musical. He's had two shorts at Danceswithfilms and sold a pilot to Miramax Television. A graduate of Northwes...

We sit down with playwright Dan Taube

We sit down with blind actress and singer Danielle where we talk about acting, taking up space as disabled actor and a little bit of everything

We sit down with the amazing Cat Adell to talk Sag strike, period costumes, and actor stuff

We sit down with Choreographer AJ and we talk about Disabled Dancing, how to do a dance audition and his time on the west end.

Today on Disability Dialogue we sit down and talk to David Lawsons who tells us about story telling as a form of theater

Matteo Esposito is an accomplished and acclaimed playwright and he is a non union set designer. He will be making his Off Off Broadway debut in August with a play he wrote about autism. Called Sorting It Out, this play has been put on over four times across North America. Being autistic himself, his plays and sets have been recognized in festivals such as the Talking It Out Festival in NYC and ...

We’re talking burlesque, pole, and anti lotions

Talking parent support in the industry

We are talking with Gregg As an actor and disability rights advocate, Gregg Mozgala believes in the transformative power of theater. Mozgala made his theatrical debut with a junior high monologue from Julius Caesar, and remembers the moment he first caught the theater bug.

Talking with Ellen Doyle