Anthony Rapp — A Life in the Theater, “Rent” and All
Anthony Rapp says he has always enjoyed the ups and downs of show biz, and he should know oodles about them given he is age 44 and in the … Continue reading
Maggie Darlington — Around the World with ‘Riverdance’
Life lessons about sportsmanship and putting in the required work were included amid the traditional dance instruction Maggie Darlington received at the Claddagh Irish Dance studio in Camarillo, California. … Continue reading
The Calamari Sisters — Born on a Sofa on Fire Island
This is a reprint of an interview I did with Dan Lavender, one of the three “fathers” of “The Calamari Sisters,” that I wrote in 2012 when it appeared in … Continue reading
Walter Mosley — Mystery and More
All storytelling is to one degree or other a mystery, says Walter Mosley, who should know given his prolific output as a writer, his Easy Rawlins series, literally resurrected last … Continue reading
Dolores M. Miller — Poetic Healing, Spiritual Survival
Dolores Miller began writing poetry as a psychological release. She says she did not plan to write poetry, or write at all, but as she was going through therapy … Continue reading
Peta Murgatroyd — Ankling Her Way to Ballroom Stardom
After studying ballet for 12 years, since the age of 4, Peta Murgatroyd had ambitions to be a prima ballerina with a major dance ensemble. That plan was derailed … Continue reading
Shirley Jones — Ingenue Image, Authentic Adult
Right before taking stage to do a show, Shirley Jones receives a telephone call at the Fairmont Hotel in San Francisco where she is appearing with her first husband, Jack … Continue reading
Marilu Henner — Learning Health, Unlearning Lines
Marilu Henner returns to New Hope’s Bucks County Playhouse from July 17 to August 10 as Masha in Christopher Durang’s Tony-winning comedy, “Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike.” Durang … Continue reading