Tue, 30 August 2005 Today we celebrate the release of The Muppet Show Season 1 on DVD. Listen to tracks from the Muppet show including songs with guests Ethel Merman, Joel Grey & Connie Stevens. Also, some Muppet greatest hits and some surprises! Comments[0] |
Tue, 23 August 2005 People want more. Especially when it comes to the world of entertainment. No longer is it enough to just have the music, but now their must be visual to go along with it. MTV certainly started a revolution over 20 years ago, but that was nothing compared to today. Now music videos are everywhere, cell phones, computers, even on the flip side of a majority of new CD�s. The mid 80�s saw the start of putting concerts on video and selling them in stores. These days, it is unheard of not to have a DVD release of either a collection of music videos or a live concert. Even Devo have put out a few. Today we look at a few releases that I enjoy. Some are pretty mainstream. Some are not. Either way, you get to hear some great music from Sting, Paul McCartney, Michael Jackson, Jamie Cullum, and oh yes, Donny Osmond. Comments[0] |
Wed, 17 August 2005 Today we speak with actor Louis Butelli, from the Aquila Theatre Company's current production of Twelfth Night. The production, currently performed at the Baruch College Performing Arts Center in NYC has been the talk of the town this summer. We speak with Louis about the show, being a classical actor in this day and age of theatre, and how he gets Shakespere's message across to those who always thought that Shakespeare was above them.Comments[0] |
Wed, 3 August 2005 On today's show, we are quite honored to be joined by Tony Award winning composer, Jason Robert Brown. Mr. Brown, often called the future of musical theatre, has released his debut solo album, entitled Wearing Someone Else's Clothes. His shows include Songs For A New World, Parade and The Last 5 YearsComments[1] |
Today we speak with actor Louis Butelli, from the Aquila Theatre Company's current production of Twelfth Night. The production, currently performed at the Baruch College Performing Arts Center in NYC has been the talk of the town this summer. We speak with Louis about the show, being a classical actor in this day and age of theatre, and how he gets Shakespere's message across to those who always thought that Shakespeare was above them.
On today's show, we are quite honored to be joined by Tony Award winning composer, Jason Robert Brown. Mr. Brown, often called the future of musical theatre, has released his debut solo album, entitled Wearing Someone Else's Clothes. His shows include Songs For A New World, Parade and The Last 5 Years
