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As a journalism
student who dreamed of becoming Hollywood actor, Turner Classic
Movies host Robert Osborne landed in an ideal spot. Hes
written several books about the Academy Awards, has covered Hollywood
for newspapers and trade publications since the 60s, and
in his capacity as the face of TCM, Osborne has conducted interviews
with just about every major star from the golden age of show
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Michael Ross has had a distinguished career in theater and is the managing director of the Westport Country Playhose. Ross was managing director of Long Wharf Theatre (1997-2002). He was general manager, and business and box office manager at Hartford Stage (1986-1996). Ross also served as program officer/project director at National Arts Stabilization, and worked with Baltimore Opera Company and Alley Theater, Houston and was an adjunct professor in Yale University School of Drama Theater Management Program. |
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All the childern in the Albert Family sing in the children's Chorus at the Metropolitan Opera. They have performed on stage at the MET in Tosca, La Bohem, The Magic Flute and many others. On our progam tonight John, Mary and their parents talk about their experience and training working at the MET. Co-host of this program are opera aficionados Jack and Joseph Kochiss.
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Vincent Curcio, a veteran theatrical manager-producer,
is the author of Suicide Blonde, a biography of Gloria Grahame.
A long-time car enthusiast, he divides his time between Union
City, New Jersey, Paris, and the White Barn Theatre in Westport,
Connecticut. Vincents Curico's Books |
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Bob Lasprogado is an actor, director, musician and WPKN host. Ann Kinner is a very accomplished actress having worked in community theater, film and television. Leo and Dolly talk with Bob and Ann about
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At the age of
ten, Brett Raphael was chosen by George Balanchine to receive
ascholarship to the of American Ballet. He subsequently studied
with such masters as Stanley Williams, Hector Zaraspe, Valentina
Pereyaslavec and Errol Addison in London and performed with the
touring ensemble, Stars of the American Ballet, before settling
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Jim Cooper and Shawn Amdur of the Troupers Light Opera Company talk about their April 2010 production of Gilbert and Sullivans "Gondoliers". ![]() |
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Connecticut Free Shakespeare |
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Leo and Dolly talk with Mark Rozzano Assistant Producer Disney's Beauty and the Beast ![]() |
Dolly and Leo talk with
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Read "Joe's View" in the Connecticut Post |
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Dolly Curtis interview's Sergei Sikorsky, son & biographer of Igor Sikorsky. |
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Founded by 1983 TAW is place where theatre professionals can hone their craft, stretch creative muscles, experiment, develop new plays, work with and get feedback from fellow actors, writers and directors. Founder Kier Dullea & Chiton Ryan talk about The Theatre Artists Workshop.
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Sunday December 18 @ 10 PM the program with the talented and unique Albert children.
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