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1. How did you get started in your art? I got interested in theater when I took an intro to theater class my sophomore year in high school. It looked like something fun and at the time I was still fairly shy. 2. How long have you been doing it? I started doing shows myContinue reading “Interview – Mariah Hickam Cole”

Review of Newly Released Book “Witches of the Wood” In the space where heritage meets hauntings, lives a book that brings you the best of both. Written by local Appalachian Authors; Brian Patrick Cooley, Amy N. Edwards, Bekah Harris, S.S. Marshall, Denver Muncey, Tracy Sue Needham, Dustin Street and J. Warren Welch, “Witches of theContinue reading “Review of “Witches of the Wood” Anthology”

1. How did you get started in your art? My kindergarten Graduation play. My school had these performances for kindergarten Graduation. The play was some what felt like hours scene of a farmer getting a scarecrow to protect his garden. The lead was the scarecrow and he had a lot of lines. It was nerveContinue reading “Interview with Andres Salgado”

Kim Scharnberg, orchestrations for theatre  How did you get started in your art? I’ve been orchestrating and arranging music every since I was in 7th grade so when I had the opportunity to orchestrate for theatre I’d had many years of practice. I attended the Eastman School of Music and studied arranging with Rayburn WrightContinue reading “Interview with Kim Scharnberg”

My first conscious realization that I liked to perform was from back in kindergarten, when I was unfairly beaten out of the role of “Ringmaster” is our one-time only, fully improvised production of Circus, written and viewed by no one. I was relegated to the role of “Dog” instead, but it was enough for me to realizeContinue reading “Interview with Nathan Walz”

The venue was filled with chairs and tables as poetry loving patrons began flooding into the Bloom Cafe and Listening Room in Bristol, TN. This evening was one that would change the hearts, minds and outlook of a number of people. On the stage a microphone and small table; both begging to be utilized. TheContinue reading “A Moment with Andrea Gibson”