
Hosted by Joel Greenberg, Life in Stages is a series of weekly conversations with established performing arts professionals – actors, directors, writers, etc. – who discuss their lives, careers, challenges, triumphs, and not-so-triumphs. Please consider supporting the show by becoming a Patron or sending an e-transfer to jericalifeinstages (at) rogers (dot) com.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 67 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Performing ArtsArts | |||

Mark was the first guest to join Life in Stages. That was two years ago, so it’s time to check in now that theatre has returned to its normal challenge of daily survival. When we spoke the first time, Mark had just become the Artistic Director of Stu... more
Paul and I first met when we were working on “The Overwhelming” JT Rogers’ play about the Rwandan genocide. Subsequently, we worked together again on “Stuff Happens” and “The Normal Heart” – all Studio 180 Theatre productions. In addition, Paul’s wor... more
Award-winning actor, singer, director, theatre creator, and educator, Bruce Dow (AACE, ACTRA, AEA, CAEA, SAG-AFTRA) (www.brucedow.com) is best known for five featured roles on Broadway, twelve seasons in leading roles at the Stratford Festival... more
Jordan Pettle has been a professional theatre actor, director and teacher for over 30 years. Since graduating from the National Theatre School in 1994, he has worked on stages across the country in both contemporary and classical work,. He has appear... more
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Inspired by The Two Shot Pod, a British podcast, i decided to launch my own series of conversations with Canadian theatre, film and tv artists.
My exploration was anything but scientific or linear, but bouncing from one suggestion to the next, i was, and am, thrilled to have connected with Mike Boon, aka Toronto Mike (his own podcast Toronto Mike'd deserves your attention).
The first series, the first episode of which drops september 26 (with 10 more to follow, one each week), has been precise... more
So great to hear Mark and Joel talk about their histories in the theatre, and about what drives them. Thank you for putting a spotlight on Canadian theatre artists!
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