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At The Table, Episode Who keeps count, the date is Mar 19, 2007, Welcome to At The Table, The Green Game Interview. I have made an editorial decision to split the shows into 15 minute segments in order to keep you from ear fatigue, since these chats are rather long. "The Green Game is a new play with music and dance, by M. Stefan Strozier telling a tale of greed,treason and money, and is performed by Le Muse Venale Acting Troupe, a 501c3 non-profit. The interview was post rehearsal at Where Eagles Dare Studios. My thanks to John Chatterton for his continued support Tickets are available at smarttix.com Muse of my heart, so fond of palaces, reply: When January sends those blizzards wild and white, Shall you have any fire at all to huddle by, Chafing your violet feet in the black snowy night? Think: when the moon shines through the window, shall you try To thaw your marble shoulders in her square of light? Think: when your purse is empty and your palate dry, Can you from the starred heaven snatch all the gold in sight? No, no; if you would earn your bread, you have no choice But to become a choir-boy, and chant in a loud voice Te Deums you have no faith in, and swing your censer high; Or be a mountebank, employing all your art — Yes, on an empty stomach and with an anguished heart — To chase the boredom of the liverish gallery. — Edna St. Vincent Millay,

At The Table, Episode Who keeps count, the date is Mar 19, 2007, Welcome to At The Table, The Green Game Interview. I have made an editorial decision to split the shows into 15 minute segments in order to keep you from ear fatigue, since these chats are rather long. "The Green Game is a new play with music and dance, by M. Stefan Strozier telling a tale of greed,treason and money, and is performed by Le Muse Venale Acting Troupe, a 501c3 non-profit. The interview was post rehearsal at Where Eagles Dare Studios. My thanks to John Chatterton for his continued support Tickets are available at smarttix.com Muse of my heart, so fond of palaces, reply: When January sends those blizzards wild and white, Shall you have any fire at all to huddle by, Chafing your violet feet in the black snowy night? Think: when the moon shines through the window, shall you try To thaw your marble shoulders in her square of light? Think: when your purse is empty and your palate dry, Can you from the starred heaven snatch all the gold in sight? No, no; if you would earn your bread, you have no choice But to become a choir-boy, and chant in a loud voice Te Deums you have no faith in, and swing your censer high; Or be a mountebank, employing all your art — Yes, on an empty stomach and with an anguished heart — To chase the boredom of the liverish gallery. — Edna St. Vincent Millay,

At The Table, The Green Game Interview. I have made an editorial decision to split the shows into 15 minute segments in order to keep you from ear fatigue, since these chats are rather long. "The Green Game is a new play with music and dance, by M. Stefan Strozier telling a tale of greed,treason and money, and is performed by Le Muse Venale Acting Troupe, a 501c3 non-profit. The interview was post rehearsal at Where Eagles Dare Studios. My thanks to John Chatterton for his continued support Tickets are available at http://smarttix.com Le Muse Venále Muse of my heart, so fond of palaces, reply: When January sends those blizzards wild and white, Shall you have any fire at all to huddle by, Chafing your violet feet in the black snowy night? Think: when the moon shines through the window, shall you try To thaw your marble shoulders in her square of light? Think: when your purse is empty and your palate dry, Can you from the starred heaven snatch all the gold in sight? No, no; if you would earn your bread, you have no choice But to become a choir-boy, and chant in a loud voice Te Deums you have no faith in, and swing your censer high; Or be a mountebank, employing all your art — Yes, on an empty stomach and with an anguished heart — To chase the boredom of the liverish gallery. — Edna St. Vincent Millay,

At The Table, The Green Game Interview. I have made an editorial decision to split the shows into 15 minute segments in order to keep you from ear fatigue, since these chats are rather long. "The Green Game is a new play with music and dance, by M. Stefan Strozier telling a tale of greed,treason and money, and is performed by Le Muse Venale Acting Troupe, a 501c3 non-profit. The interview was post rehearsal at Where Eagles Dare Studios. My thanks to John Chatterton for his continued support Tickets are available at http://smarttix.com Le Muse Venále Muse of my heart, so fond of palaces, reply: When January sends those blizzards wild and white, Shall you have any fire at all to huddle by, Chafing your violet feet in the black snowy night? Think: when the moon shines through the window, shall you try To thaw your marble shoulders in her square of light? Think: when your purse is empty and your palate dry, Can you from the starred heaven snatch all the gold in sight? No, no; if you would earn your bread, you have no choice But to become a choir-boy, and chant in a loud voice Te Deums you have no faith in, and swing your censer high; Or be a mountebank, employing all your art — Yes, on an empty stomach and with an anguished heart — To chase the boredom of the liverish gallery. — Edna St. Vincent Millay,

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"Hi Kelly want to thank you the interview yesterday. WOW! you do a great job as an interviewer you kinow! THANK YOU!" - Vickie Phillips Vickie captures the intimacy, the charm and the tragedy in her one-woman show written and directed by Bob Ost, with Music Director Gerry Dieffenbach, and Master Accordianist William Schimmel. Take the Journey with her - see into Vickie's heart as she, Brel, Weill and Aznavour reveal the strength, scope and spirit of a Jewish Journey that redefines her destiny and fufills many of her deepest personal dreams. ONE PERFORFORMANCE ONLY AT THE MAKOR THEATER IN MANHATTAN! September 10th ( Sunday Matinee) at 3 p.m. at MAKOR - 35 West 67th Street - (between Central Park West and Columbus Ave.) Reservations are encouraged and can be made by calling 212.415.5500 MAKOR is part of the 92nd Street "Y" and their West Side Cultural Center. The website for Markor is www.makor.org/theater

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This interview with the cast of Stumps, was recorded last year. Nicu's Sppon, is a fantastic company, and this particular cast includes actors that are hearing impaired. so, the signing is interpreted by one of the hearing actors that acts as one of three interpretors for the production. Possibly one of my best interviews.

The Epic (?) Battle begins between the Bard of Gimdheabreágh (Gimme-a-Break) and the semi-fearsome, yet remarkably bitter, OyMyley..... Who will win... and yet a better question: Why DOES the OyMyley hate to be mocked? mmmmmmmm?.....