BWW TV Exclusive: SUBMISSIONS ONLY Season 2, Episode 6 - Marc Kudisch, Cass Morgan & More

"Submissions Only," Broadway's favorite behind-the-scenes sitcom, continues in its second season with special guest stars Marc Kudisch (9 to 5, The Apple Tree), Cass Morgan (Memphis, Mary Poppins), Condola Rashad (Stick Fly, Ruined) and more in Episode 6. BroadwayWorld is pleased to bring you the exclusive premiere of the new episode below!

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The latest installment begins the day after the Broadway opening of "Iron Dog," a gritty play starring AaRon Miller (Santino Fontana), the object of Penny Reilly's (Kate Wetherhead) neurotic affection. While the city buzzes in response to "Iron Dog"'s reviews, casting director Tim Trull (Colin Hanlon) and director Nolan Grigsby (Wade McCollum) begin their casting sessions for Grigsby's "Compass-ition" piece, with the help of Tim's assistant Gail (Lindsay Nicole Chambers) and his reader Randall (Jared Gertner.) Penny's roommate Raina (Asmeret Ghebremichael) drags   Penny to a song interpretation class, and agent Steven Ferrell (Stephen Bienskie) gears up for a big promotion. Other guest stars include Annaleigh Ashford, Anne L. Nathan, EnRico Rodriguez, James Iglehart, and Kevin Pariseau. Max von Essen, Donna Vivino, Jeffrey Kuhn and Laura Jordan round out the cast. The episode will also feature the premiere of an original song, "Two Cents," by Jeff Blumenkrantz, sung by Broadway's Gavin Creel.

"Submissions Only" is a grassroots web sitcom that shows viewers what really goes on off stage. Following the friendship of two theater professionals, an actress (Kate Wetherhead as Penny Reilly) and a casting director (Colin Hanlon as Tim Trull), as they try to build careers in the notoriously tricky and often absurd world of Broadway theatrics, "Submissions Only" proves there's a whole lot of comedy in all the drama.

SUBMISSIONS ONLY is about auditioning for theatre in New York City, and follows a group of friends as they navigate the trips and falls, callbacks and train wrecks experienced while working in the business. The first season attracted a slew of Broadway’s brightest guest stars including Kristin Chenoweth, Chita Rivera, Cady Huffman, Michael Rupert, Rachel Dratch, Danny Burstein, Rebecca Luker, Barrett Foa, Alan Campbell, Ann Harada, Tyler Maynard, Steve Rosen, and many more.

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