Award-winning playwright Sean Chandler created Your Program Is Your Ticket in February 2017. The podcast offers a rare glimpse into the world of theatre from the people who create it.
Current interviews include new theatre interviews with New York theatre companies Adjusted Realists, EPIC Players Inclusion Company, Two Headed Rep and Theatre 98 in Alabama.
Playwright Sean Chandler, the writer (co-written with David Leeper) of last year's FringeNYC hit At The Flash discusses what inspired him to create the podcast, saying "Throughout the process of touring with the production, I met many wonderful people who work in theater who I felt merited a voice to discuss their views on the production of theater at the local, regional, off-Broadway and off-off-Broadway level. I thought it would be wonderful to interview these artists and theatrical professionals to give them that voice, while at the same time still discussing larger theater productions, covering off on all levels and occupations of the theater."
All podcasts are available for free at iTunes and on Soundcloud.
CURRENT INTERVIEWS:
Adjusted Realists - Episode 35 features Stephen Kaliski (playwright) and Elizabeth Ostler (director), the dynamic duo behind The Briefly Dead which is now playing at 59E59 Theater. Topics include philosophies on Modern and classical Theatre and the history of 59E59 Theaters. YPIYT recommends Harvey Feinstein's Theatrical Masterpiece Torch Song.
EPIC Players Inclusion Company - Episode 34 of Your Program Is Your Ticket features the neuro-inclusive New York Theatre Company EPIC Players. The podcast showcases Artistic Director Aubrie Therrien and EPIC company members. Topics range from inclusion and diversity in theatre, stunt casting, and the similarities of two contrasting works, Dog Sees God and You're a Good Man Charlie Brown. YPIYT recommends The La Mirada Theatre for The Performing Arts Center's production, The End of The Rainbow, directed by Michael Matthews and starring Angela Ingersoll, who recently won a Joseph Jefferson Award (Jeff Award) for excellence in theatre in Chicago.
Theatre 98 - Episode 33 goes to Alabama to interview Robin Ann Page and Jon Robitaille from Theatre 98 located in Fairhope, Alabama. The podcast features the history of Theatre 98, a lively discussion on the state of theatre and their production of The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee. YPIYT recommends Two Headed Rep's adaptation of Miss Julie and the new work Reno and Moll.
Two Headed Rep - On Episode 32 Sean Chandler (host/creator) interviews Co-Artistic Directors, Molly Clifford and Lily Riopelle of Two Headed Rep. This podcast features a discussion on repertory theatre. YPIYT recommends the exquisite Tomorrow In The Battle by Keiron Barry.
Sean Chandler (Creator/Producer/Host) is an award-winning playwright who has been a podcast host since 2012, having co-hosted three prior shows; Lundon Calling, Lundon Calling's Empty Closet Series, and Lundon Calling's Lundon Bridge with the legendary Ace Lundon and YouTube personality Donny Winter. As a writer, Sean's work includes the solo show At The Flash which had a nearly sold-out run at the 2016 New York International Fringe Festival and took home an award for Outstanding Solo Performance. The play also won awards from Pride Films and Plays Great Gay Play and Musical Contest Winner, and played at The Dublin Gay Theatre Festival where it received an Oscar Wilde Best New Work Nomination.
Other writing credits include We The People: A Theatrical Song Cycle, Running: A New Musical, Radical Morality (Nicholl Fellowship Quarter-Finalist, Creative World Awards Semi-Finalist, PFP Great Screenplay Contest Semi-Finalist), Kissing The Frog Prince (Scriptoid Writers Challenge, All Access Screenwriters Competition & The Screenplay Festival Semi-Finalist), and The Pack (Creative World Awards Semi-Finalist). Sean resides in New York City and is a proud member of The Dramatists Guild. Visit www.seanwchandler.com for more.
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