Representing Autism on Stage (w/ Michael Eliot)

American theatre seems to be dying - ticket sales are plummeting, shows are being canceled with little warning, layoffs are becoming more common, and many theatre companies are closing their doors for good. How can we save theatre? Can it be saved? Should it? On this episode, Matthew Eitzen joins me to give a brief history of how the American theatre industry got to this point - and what, if anything, can be done to fix it.

American theatre seems to be dying - ticket sales are plummeting, shows are being canceled with little warning, layoffs are becoming more common, and many theatre companies are closing their doors for good. How can we save theatre? Can it be saved? Should it? On this episode, Matthew Eitzen joins me to give a brief history of how the American theatre industry got to this point - and what, if anything, can be done to fix it.

Erin is a playwright, a poet, an actor, and a wonderful friend. In this ep we shoot the shit about inclusive theatre, what artistic success looks like, Erin's journey as a writer, and the beauty and talent of Audra McDonald.

Do YOU have any business auditioning for a professional theatre? Find out on this episode of Everybody Hates Talkbacks!

We did another episode about Curious Incident because casting is important and the issue has LAYERS. WaterTower Theatre quakes in their boots!

On Monday, June 21st, WaterTower Theatre officially announced their cast for The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time. The Dallas/Fort Worth theatre community had notes.