APT Talkbacks to Go

APT Talkbacks To Go: The Seagull

Enhance your appreciation of American Players Theatre's 2014 production of The Seagull by Anton Chekhov with this enlightening conversation with actors Christopher Sheard (Konstantin) and Tracy Michelle Arnold (Arkadina). Listen on your way to or from the theater to gain insight into the play, and the artistic decisions that make the APT production special.

 

APT Talkbacks To Go: Travesties

Enhance your appreciation of American Players Theatre's 2014 production of Travesties by Tom Stoppard with this enlightening conversation with director William Brown and actor Marcus Truschinski, who plays Henry Carr.  Listen on your way to or from the theater to gain insight into the play, and the artistic decisions that make the APT production special.

 

APT Talkbacks To Go: American Buffalo

Enhance your appreciation of American Players Theatre's 2014 production of American Buffalo by David Mamet with this enlightening conversation with director Ken Albers and actor James Ridge, who plays Teach.  Listen on your way to or from the theater to gain insight into the play, and the artistic decisions that make the APT production special.

 

APT Talkbacks To Go: The Year of Magical Thinking

Enhance your appreciation of American Players Theatre's 2014 production of The Year of Magical Thinking by Joan Didion with this enlightening conversation with director Brenda DeVita and actor Sarah Day, who plays Joan.  Listen on your way to or from the theater to gain insight into the play, and the artistic decisions that make the APT production special.

 

APT Talkbacks To Go: Romeo and Juliet

Enhance your appreciation of American Players Theatre's 2014 production of Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet with this enlightening conversation with director James DeVita and actor Melisa Pereyra, who plays Juliet. Listen on your way to or from the theater to gain insight into the play, and the artistic decisions that make the APT production special.

 

APT Talkbacks To Go: Much Ado About Nothing

Enhance your appreciation of American Players Theatre's 2014 production of Shakespeare's Much Ado About Nothing with this enlightening conversation with director David Frank and actors Colleen Madden (Beatrice) and David Daniel (Benedick).  Listen on your way to or from the theater to gain insight into the play, and the artistic decisions that make the APT production special.

 

APT Talkbacks To Go: The Importance of Being Earnest

Enhance your appreciation of American Players Theatre's 2014 production of The Importance of Being Earnest by Oscar Wilde with this enlightening conversation with director William Brown and actor Matt Schwader, who plays Jack Worthing.  Listen on your way to or from the theater to gain insight into the play, and the artistic decisions that make the APT production special.

 

APT Talkbacks to Go: Dickens in America

Enhance your appreciation of American Players Theatre's 2013 production of Dickens in America: Adapted from his Work and Words by James DeVita with this enlightening conversation with director C. Michael Wright and James Ridge, who plays Charles Dickens in this one-man show.  Listen on your way to or from the theater to gain insight into the play, and the artistic decisions that make the APT production special.

APT Talkbacks to Go: Rosencrantz & Guildenstern are Dead

Enhance your appreciation of American Players Theatre's 2013 production of Tom Stoppard’s Rosencrantz & Guildenstern are Dead with this enlightening conversation with actors Ryan Imhoff, who plays Rosencrantz, and Steve Haggard, who plays Guildenstern .  Listen on your way to or from the theater to gain insight into the play, and the artistic decisions that make the APT production special.

APT Talkbacks to Go: The Two Gentlemen of Verona

Enhance your appreciation of American Players Theatre's 2013 production of Shakespeare's The Two Gentlemen of Verona with this enlightening conversation with director Tim Ocel and actor Marcus Truschinski, who plays Proteus.  Listen on your way to or from the theater to gain insight into the play, and the artistic decisions that make the APT production special.