Comedy, Dana Ivey, Richard Kind, Karen Ziemba, Brandon Uranowitz, Carson Elrod, Peter Maloney, Tom Alan Robbins, James Stevenson, 35 minutes, 5m2f, Disney, Death, Snow White, Emily Bergl, Aging, Hollywood, TW Suicide, Loneliness, Relationships, Shakespeare, Live show, Classic episode Playing on Air Comedy, Dana Ivey, Richard Kind, Karen Ziemba, Brandon Uranowitz, Carson Elrod, Peter Maloney, Tom Alan Robbins, James Stevenson, 35 minutes, 5m2f, Disney, Death, Snow White, Emily Bergl, Aging, Hollywood, TW Suicide, Loneliness, Relationships, Shakespeare, Live show, Classic episode Playing on Air

EVENING AT ANAHEIM by James Stevenson (Special Release)

From brilliant New Yorker cartoonist, illustrator, and children's book author James Stevenson comes this darkly hilarious reimagining of iconic animated characters - now over the hill and waiting out their golden years at a seedy retirement community in Los Angeles.  

Directed by Tony nominee Dana Ivey (The Last Night of Ballyhoo), EVENING AT ANAHEIM features Richard Kind (The Producers, "Spin City"), Karen Ziemba (Tony winner for Contact), Emily Bergl ("Gilmore Girls," Cat on a Hot Tin Roof), Brandon Uranowitz (Falsettos), Carson Elrod (Peter and the Starcatcher), Peter Maloney (Requiem for a Dream), and Tom Alan Robbins (The Lion King). Stay tuned after the play for a high spirited conversation with the cast, director, and Playing on Air founder and consulting director Claudia Catania.

EVENING AT ANAHEIM was co-presented with Playwrights Horizons and recorded live in New York City.

This episode was given a special release in honor of James Stevenson.

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Comedy, Dana Ivey, Richard Kind, Karen Ziemba, Brandon Uranowitz, Carson Elrod, Peter Maloney, Tom Alan Robbins, James Stevenson, 35 minutes, 5m2f, Disney, Death, Snow White, Emily Bergl, Aging, Hollywood, TW Suicide, Loneliness, Relationships, Shakespeare, Live show, Classic episode Playing on Air Comedy, Dana Ivey, Richard Kind, Karen Ziemba, Brandon Uranowitz, Carson Elrod, Peter Maloney, Tom Alan Robbins, James Stevenson, 35 minutes, 5m2f, Disney, Death, Snow White, Emily Bergl, Aging, Hollywood, TW Suicide, Loneliness, Relationships, Shakespeare, Live show, Classic episode Playing on Air

EVENING AT ANAHEIM by James Stevenson

evening at anaheim by James Stevenson

From brilliant New Yorker cartoonist, illustrator, and children's book author James Stevenson comes this darkly hilarious reimagining of iconic animated characters - now over the hill and waiting out their golden years at a seedy retirement community in Los Angeles.  

Directed by Tony nominee Dana Ivey (The Last Night of Ballyhoo), EVENING AT ANAHEIM features Richard Kind (The Producers, "Spin City"), Karen Ziemba (Tony winner for Contact), Emily Bergl ("Gilmore Girls," Cat on a Hot Tin Roof), Brandon Uranowitz (Falsettos), Carson Elrod (Peter and the Starcatcher), Peter Maloney (Requiem for a Dream), and Tom Alan Robbins (The Lion King). 

 

EVENING AT ANAHEIM was co-presented with Playwrights Horizons and recorded live in New York City.

Download on iTunes, Podbay, Player FM, subscribe to our RSS feed, search ‘Playing on Air’ in your favorite podcasting app – or stream below! [35 Minutes 58 Seconds]

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Drama, John Guare, Doug Hughes, Lois Smith, Peter Maloney, Julie White, Jeremy Stamos, Carol Kane, 10 minutes, 10+ minutes, 15 minutes, 15+ minutes, 20 minutes, 20+ minutes, 25 minutes, 25+ minutes, 30 minutes, 30+ minutes, 3m3f, NYC, Marriage, Hospitals, Family, Aging, Fights Guest User Drama, John Guare, Doug Hughes, Lois Smith, Peter Maloney, Julie White, Jeremy Stamos, Carol Kane, 10 minutes, 10+ minutes, 15 minutes, 15+ minutes, 20 minutes, 20+ minutes, 25 minutes, 25+ minutes, 30 minutes, 30+ minutes, 3m3f, NYC, Marriage, Hospitals, Family, Aging, Fights Guest User

SOMETHING I'LL TELL YOU TUESDAY by John Guare

Lois Smith, Julie White, Jeremy Shamos, and Carol Kane

It’s spring in Hell’s Kitchen in Something I’ll Tell You Tuesday by Tony winner John Guare (Six Degrees of Separation) and family members don't seem to be facing the real crisis at hand. It features theater luminaries Lois Smith (Grapes of Wrath), Peter Maloney  (Requiem for a Dream), Julie White (The Little Dog Laughed), Jeremy Shamos (Clybourne Park), and as the nosy neighbor, Carol Kane ("Taxi," "Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt"). Directed by Tony winner Doug Hughes (Doubt, Outside Mulligar). Stay tuned after the performance for a conversation with the artists moderated by our Artistic Director Claudia Catania.

Download on iTunes, Podbay, Player FM, subscribe to our RSS feed, search ‘Playing on Air’ in your favorite podcasting app – or stream below! [34 Minutes 01 Seconds]

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