Your host, Jerry Robbins, invites you to listen to the Colonial Radio Talk - a podcast that gives you a peek behind the microphones to the cast and crew of our shows!
The cast of Powder River talks about their show after the taping of their 100th episode. Jerry is joined by Kristen Dattoli, Joseph Zamparelli, Lincoln Clark, Diane Lind, Marcia Friedman, James McLean, Isaac Bean and Gabriel Clark. Music: Theme from Powder River by Carson Robinson, and orchestrated by Jeffrey Gage.
This is a presentation of Colonial Radio Theatre: On The Air.
Your host, Jerry Robbins, invites you to listen to the Colonial Radio Talk - a podcast that gives you a peek behind the microphones to the cast and crew of our shows!
Jerry talks with 12 year old Andrew Monroe about his appearances in CRT's LOGAN'S RUN, TICONDEROGA and THE STAR ANGEL. Music: Music from The Star Angel - by Jeffrey Gage
This is a presentation of Colonial Radio Theatre: On The Air.
Your host, Jerry Robbins, invites you to listen to the Colonial Radio Talk - a podcast that gives you a peek behind the microphones to the cast and crew of our shows!
When Ray Bradbury passed away on June 5, 2012, Sirius XM Radio called Jerry and asked if he would be able to put together a tribute that they would be able to play on the Book Radio Station. Since Colonial had produced four of Mr. Bradbury's most iconic works, they thought it would be nice to be able to hear some scenes from the productions, and for Jerry to talk about how they came to work with the legendary author.
This is a presentation of Colonial Radio Theatre: On The Air.
Your host, Jerry Robbins, invites you to listen to the Colonial Radio Talk - a podcast that gives you a peek behind the microphones to the cast and crew of our shows!
In a special 50 minute show, Jerry welcomes Nick Aalerud (The New Dibble Show, The Plimoth Adventure, The Red Badge of Courage) to the CRT talk microphone. The conversation covers a lot of ground, including the stage run of BARRYMORE, which Nick was involved with off stage and then later in the co-starring role of "Frank." Of course, there is some fun behind the scenes stories of The New Dibble Show, Nick travels to India, a very rare recording of Jerry and Nick in "Lives in a Bengal Lancer," and the CRT Live stage show. The opening and closing music and scenes are from a performance at the Camden Maine Opera House when The Colonial Radio Theatre stopped there on New Years Eve, 2002.
This is a presentation of Colonial Radio Theatre: On The Air.
Your host, Jerry Robbins, invites you to listen to the Colonial Radio Talk - a podcast that gives you a peek behind the microphones to the cast and crew of our shows!
Jerry's guest is Chad Addison (The Alamo, Gettysburg) who recorded with CRT from ages 10 to 12. Now living in Hollywood and working on his career, Chad returned to CRT with a guest appearance in THE SEVEN LIVES OF DR. PHIBES (which will be released on April 13th, 2012). A fun discussion that covers everything from acting on stage and film, and from The Alamo to i-Carly. Clips at the top of the show are scenes of Chad in Pinocchio, The Alamo, and It Happened One Night. Visit him at www.chadaddison.com
This is a presentation of Colonial Radio Theatre: On The Air.
Your host, Jerry Robbins, invites you to listen to the Colonial Radio Talk - a podcast that gives you a peek behind the microphones to the cast and crew of our shows!
Jerry welcomes Shana Dirik to CRT Talk. Shana is a two-time winner of the prestigious IRNE Award for New England Theater, and has appeared in just about every musical there is over the past 30 years. She began recording with CRT in 1998 and some of her radio credits include OZMA OF OZ, LAND OF OZ, VINCENT PRICE PRESENTS, and THE DIBBLE SHOW. A fun conversation with one of the true gems of the Boston stage.
This is a presentation of Colonial Radio Theatre: On The Air.
Your host, Jerry Robbins, invites you to listen to the Colonial Radio Talk - a podcast that gives you a peek behind the microphones to the cast and crew of our shows!
Jerry welcomes Kerry Donovan (The Emerald City of Oz) and Alex Bookstein (Return to Treasure Island) to CRT Talk. Jerry asks them about acting on stage vs. radio, as well as stage roles they have played and would like to play. This is a fun and interesting conversation and observations from these two young actors who are new to Colonial Radio.
This is a presentation of Colonial Radio Theatre: On The Air.
