A preview of the awesome theater we’re anticipating in April. Lindsay, Nicole, and Jack discuss the shows we’re looking forward to this month. Subscribe to Maxamoo’s Podcast on iTunes or Stitcher. Shows discussed: Brits Off Broadway at 59E59 Theaters The Mysteries at The Flea The Complete & Condensed Stage Directions of Eugene O’Neill Volume[…]
Kirk Lynn is a playwright and an artistic director with the Rude Mechanicals theater collective in Austin, Texas. Kirk’s play Your Mother’s Copy of the Kama Sutra starts performances at Playwrights Horizons on Saturday, March 29. He wrote the libretto for Bum Phillips All American Opera at La MaMa now[…]
Lindsay, Nicole, and David chat about their latest outings to the theater, plus Lindsay’s interview with Kirk Lynn (an artistic director at the theater collective Rude Mechanicals in Austin, Texas), David’s Three Wishes for Sondheimas, and whether there’s any familial connection between Brian Eno and Will Eno. Shows discussed: King Lear (Theatre for[…]
We chat with writer and performer Peter Michael Marino. Peter conceived and wrote the musical adaption of Desperately Seeking Susan using music from Blondie, the rock band headed by Debbie Harry. It opened on the West End in London in 2007 and then closed after just a month of performances.[…]
Lindsay and Nicole chat about their latest outings to the theater, plus the tale of a mistaken ticket purchase, the future of opera, and Steven Pasquale and Kelli O’Hara — the sexy duo steaming up Broadway. Shows discussed: Appropriate The Bridges of Madison County The Happiest Song Plays Last An[…]
We discuss cabaret in New York City, the performance genre not Cabaret the musical, with David Levy from It’sDLevy, Adam Feldman from Time Out New York, and Lindsay Barenz, Maxamoo’s founder. We discuss so many venues and performers in this episode it wasn’t practical to list every single one but we[…]
We’re expecting a marvelous March at the theater. Lindsay, Maxamoo’s founder, Jack, a writer at Maxamoo, and Nicole, from Mildly Bitter’s Musings discuss the shows they’re most looking forward to seeing this month but first have a chat about a few recent productions. Subscribe to Maxamoo’s Podcast on iTunes or Stitcher. Current Productions[…]
This is the first show Lindsay, Maxamoo’s founder, and Nicole, from Mildly Bitter’s Musings, ever recorded. It was a test and we didn’t think anyone would ever actually hear it. It’s an entire episode about Daniel Kitson’s Analog.Ue performed at St. Ann’s Warehouse in December of 2013. They dive deep into[…]
Part 2 of our episode exploring comedy in New York City with comedy journalist Elise Czajkowski, Nicole from Mildly Bitter’s Musings, and Lindsay, Maxamoo’s founder. We cover a lot of territory, links to everything are below. Do you like this topic? Want to hear more on this topic? Less? Let us know in[…]
We explore comedy in New York City with comedy journalist Elise Czajkowski, Nicole from Mildly Bitter’s Musings, and Lindsay, Maxamoo’s founder. We cover a lot of territory, links to everything are below. Do you like this topic? Want to hear more on this topic? Less? Let us know in the comments[…]
A discussion of The Public Theater’s forthcoming Shakespeare in the Park season by Lindsay, Maxamoo’s founder, and Nicole, from Mildly Bitter’s Musings. Subscribe to Maxamoo’s Podcast on iTunes or Stitcher.
From swooning over Sam Barnett’s performance in Twelfth Night to speaking frankly about the homogeneity of critics, Lindsay, Maxamoo’s founder, and Nicole, from Mildly Bitter’s Musings, rant and rave about theater in New York City. Subscribe to Maxamoo’s Podcast on iTunes or Stitcher. Specifically, we: Celebrate the final performance of Twelfth Night on Broadway;[…]
On this week’s episode Lindsay and Nicole welcome Kathryn Jones from VirtualArts.TV to chat about theatrical performance broadcasts, topics include Benedict Cumberbatch and Jonny Lee Miller in Frankenstein, Tom Hiddleston in Coriolanus, and lots of other stuff. Subscribe to the Maxamoo Podcast on iTunes, and check out our podcasts page. Stuff we discuss: VirtualArts.TV[…]
Our intrepid panel of Lindsay (our Founder), Nicole (from Mildly Bitter’s Musings), and David (from It’s DLevy) discuss the shows they’re most excited about in the coming month. Subscribe to the Maxamoo Podcast on iTunes, and check out our podcasts page. The shows discussed: A Doll’s House – Brooklyn Academy[…]
Our founder Lindsay Barenz, Nicole from Mildly Bitter’s Musings, and David from It’s DLevy all saw the new play Intimacy by Thomas Bradshaw and on this episode they have a few things to say about it. Subscribe to the Maxamoo Podcast on iTunes, and check out our podcasts page. The shows, theater companies,[…]
On this podcast, Lindsay, Maxamoo’s founder, Nicole from Mildly Bitter’s Musings, and Mike Lew, a playwright and co-director of the Ma-Yi Writers Lab, discuss upcoming productions penned by playwrights of color. We had so much to say we split this episode in half. This is the second of two parts; for the[…]
On this podcast, Lindsay, Maxamoo’s founder, Nicole from Mildly Bitter’s Musings, and Mike Lew, a playwright and co-director of the Ma-Yi Writers Lab, discuss upcoming productions in New York City penned by playwrights of color. We had so much to say about this topic that we had to split the[…]
On this podcast we discuss important questions like: How do you pronounce Machinal, what is expressionist theater (seriously, does anyone know because we don’t answer this question), and are Morgan Spector’s tattoos real (same parenthetical)? Subscribe to the Maxamoo Podcast on iTunes, and check out our podcasts page. For more information on the[…]
There is one weekend left of the magical winter theater festival bonanza in New York City. Get out of your apartment now and go see something wonderful, unique, and (potentially) weird. On this episode of the Maxamoo Podcast our founder Lindsay, Nicole from Mildly Bitter’s Musings, and Jack, a writer[…]
On this episode of the Maxamoo Podcast, our founder Lindsay, Nicole from Mildly Bitter’s Musings, and David from It’s DLevy! discuss the shows they are most looking forward to seeing in early 2014, the pros and cons of subscription memberships, who is Ted Shen, and which side is “the wrong side” of Broadway.[…]