Today on the podcast, we continue to dance through life as many changes are coming and our thoughts are flooding our brains. That and the business as we look towards the end of the year.

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Today we talk about you being the business in order to make it in the industry and the world. The paths laid before us are blueprints to give us some direction, How many really take that in? This and more as we get down to business.

Today, we offer our biased opinions on starting out…again. Whether as artist or administrator, the path is different with many similarities. Let’s get down to business.

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Today on the podcast, Alan Harrison returns to talk about the continuation of his book series, “SCENE CHANGE” with part 2, The Five Responsibilities Of Nonprofit Arts Boards. Here is our chat with Alan Harrison for Scene Change 2.

TO LEARN MORE ABOUT ALAN HARRISON AND SCENE CHANGE: https://501c3.guru

On today’s podcast, we return from summer break to catch on the changes in the business and the lives lost over the summer.

BROADWAY FLEA MARKET

FOR GOOD: Broadway Flea Market & Grand Auction raised a record-breaking $1,421,675 for Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS.

• LOTTERIES (Eating TKTS’ lunch)

• Any updated theater books?

• OFF-BROADWAY is Booming - https://www.fox5ny.com/news/off-broadway-week-is-back-heres-what-shows-participating  

• THE FARM - We Grow Theater - https://www.wegrowtheater.com/  

• SUMMER STOCK - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Summer_stock_theater 

• Supreme Court - Ownership of Artistic 

• Carol Burnett - https://playbill.com/article/what-happened-when-carol-burnett-fell-asleep-onstage-in-once-upon-a-mattress 

ALL THINGS WE EVER DID ARE LEFT BEHIND

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Gavin Creel - https://playbill.com/article/tony-winning-actor-gavin-creel-passes-away-at-48 

“Gavin Creel, Beloved Tony-Winning Star of Hello, Dolly!, Thoroughly Modern Millie and More, Dies at 48” by Broadway.com’s Hayley Levitt - “Tony Award winner Gavin Creel, who launched his celebrated Broadway career as Jimmy Smith in Thoroughly Modern Millie and whose stage credits include She Loves Me, Hello, Dolly! and Into the Woods, died at home in Manhattan on September 30. His death was confirmed by his partner, Alex Temple Ward. He had been diagnosed with a rare and aggressive form of sarcoma in July, receiving treatment at Memorial Sloan Kettering before moving to hospice care at home. He was 48.” https://bway.ly/4husdd

INTO THE WOODS, THOROUGHLY MODERN MILLIE, SHE LOVES ME

Ken Page - https://playbill.com/article/beloved-baritone-ken-page-dies-at-70 

CATS, THE WIZ, THE NIGHTMARE BEFORE CHRISTMAS

Adrian Bailey - https://playbill.com/person/adrian-bailey-vault-0000031982  

THE LITTLE MERMAID

Maggie Smith - https://playbill.com/person/maggie-smith-vault-0000066955 

LETTICE AND LOVAGE

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WORKING TITLE: THE CIRCLE OF LIFE

TBOT_S03E08 - The Circle Of Life

The Business of Theater, A Working Title

In this conversation, Darnelle and Mitch discuss the 15th annual Jimmy Awards, a high school level Tony Awards. They also talk about the reinterpretation of musicals, such as Cats and Company, and the value of learning the history of musical theater. 

They explore the idea of infusing different styles, like ballroom culture, into musicals and the importance of advancing the art form. They also touch on the challenges of updating classic musicals and the impact of gentrification on storytelling. 

The conversation covers various topics related to the arts, including the impact of remakes and new versions of movies, the significance of costume design in films, the erasure of certain actors in marketing campaigns, the challenges faced by artists in the theater industry, the importance of arts education, and the power of storytelling in theater. 

The hosts also discuss the closure of a college in Philadelphia and the implications for arts and culture in the city. They touch on the role of politics in funding for the arts and the need for a well-rounded education that includes the arts. The conversation concludes with a mention of the upcoming production of Disney's Hercules on the West End and the historical trend of shows starting in London before coming to Broadway.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Podcast Naming

03:32 The Talent and Level of Performance at the Jimmy Awards

07:44 Reinterpreting Musicals: Bringing New Life to Familiar Stories

13:03 Infusing Ballroom Culture into Musicals

16:11 Challenges of Updating Classic Musicals

24:18 The Impact of Remakes and New Versions of Movies

26:09 Challenges in the Theater Industry

29:17 The Importance of Arts Education

32:28 The Closure of a College and its Implications

35:09 The Role of Politics in Arts Funding

37:25 The Need for a Well-Rounded Education

46:37 The West End as a Tryout Venue for Broadway Shows

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The hosts discuss the recent Tony Awards and the challenges faced by the theater industry. They highlight the importance of supporting artists and the need for infrastructure to sustain their careers. They also explore the idea of universal theater that can resonate with diverse audiences. The conversation touches on the financial struggles of artists and the need for funding and mentorship.

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The conversation discusses the financial challenges and communication issues faced by arts organizations, particularly in the theater industry. It highlights the impact of funding delays, lack of transparency, and the struggle to sustain operations. The conversation also delves into the need for better financial planning, realistic budgeting, and improved communication with donors and supporters.

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