Interviews

Matthew Murphy is the amazing theatre and dance photographer behind MurphyMade! In this interview, he shares some great advice for taking headshots, tips for aspiring photographers, and some logistics behind what it’s like to photograph a show.

Matt Cox is a playwright, actor, improviser, and sound designer based in New York City. In this interview, he shares a bit about his writing process, along with some important advice for aspiring playwrights.

Telly Leung is an amazingly versatile singer, songwriter, and television/Broadway actor. In this interview, he shares some advice for the next generation of theatre artists, along with some tips for staying motivated in such a competitive environment.

Patrick Page is an award-winning Broadway actor, playwright, teacher, and founder of the Patrick Page Acting Studio. In this interview, he shares a bit about his mentors, a few important vocal tips, and some insight on how he typically gets into character for the role of Hades.

Afra Hines is a Broadway actress, singer, and dancer based out of NYC. In this interview, she shares a bit about who inspires her, what it’s like to be a major understudy, along with some tips for those who are aspiring to be on Broadway one day.

Jonathan Burke is a Broadway actor based out of New York City. In this interview, he shares his thoughts on formal theatre education, along with some great advice for those who are just starting out with acting.

A.J. Shively is an NYC-based Broadway, film, and television actor. In this interview, he shares some important vocal tips for singers, along with some great advice for aspiring performers.

CJ Stewart is an American actor who is classically trained in Britain. In this interview, he shares a few of his pre-show rituals, a couple of his dream roles, along with some tips and tricks for getting into character.

Stefan Pagels Andersen is the co-founder of ICC (Improv Comedy Copenhagen). In this interview, he shares a couple of great video/book recommendations, along with some great advice for those who are just starting out with improv.

Ken Davenport is a Tony Award-winning Broadway producer. In this interview, he shares a bit about his morning routine, his thoughts on mentorship, along with some important advice for struggling artists.