Shows
Ladies Who LeadAmy MurphyI had the opportunity to talk to Amy Murphy, managing director of the Arden Theatre Company. We talk about her unusual career path, Arden's apprenticeship program, gender equity in the theatre industry, and more.
2022-05-1828 minLadies Who LeadLucille DiCampliIn this episode, I talk to Lucille DiCampli, owner of LDC Artist Representation. We talk about everything from her start in LA and creating principal contracts for dancers to how she runs her agency today.
2022-05-1859 minLadies Who LeadPaige PriceIn this episode, I had the opportunity to talk to Paige Price, independent producer and former artistic director at Philadelphia Theatre Company. We talk about programming in the time of Covid, the adaptability of dancers and artists, and what's next as she leaves PTC!
2022-05-1727 minLadies Who LeadLeigh GoldenbergIn this episode, Leigh Goldenberg, managing director of the Wilma Theater, is featured on the pod. We talk about the many hats she wears, Philly Theatre Week, and the collaborative process of live theatre that's like nothing else.
2022-05-1625 minLadies Who LeadJess DohenyI had the opportunity to talk with Jess Doheny, a former teacher, and current Executive Director of Appel Farm Arts and Music Campus. We talk about women in the arts, how we can make an impact, more pandemic lows, and arts education.
2022-05-1626 minLadies Who LeadLaNeshe Miller-WhiteIn this episode, I talk to LaNeshe Miller White, Executive Director of Theatre Philadelphia and Theatre In the X. Our conversation covers everything from transitions in the time of the pandemic to making the arts accessible, and a more diverse and inclusive space.
2022-05-1617 minLadies Who LeadMolly Barnett and Chelsea NachmanIn the first episode of Ladies Who Lead, I talk to Molly Barnett and Chelsea Nachman, theatrical publicists who founded their own agency in 2017. We talk all things theatrical PR, lows of the pandemic, Scott Rudin, and the Broadway Women's Alliance.
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