Jun 30, 2014
Guest: Geoffrey Barnes
website: http://www.geoffreybarnes2.com
twitter: @jazzigeoff
0:01:05 "Good eeevening…"
0:03:45 The New York Fringe Festival lets you down easy
0:05:15 Chicago Theatre Company "Strange Tree" will be in NY Fringe- Jimmy McDermott directs
0:06:15 Bryn is booking work, building relationships and leading casts- wooo!
0:10:40 What is a day's worth of print work worth?
0:11:15 Positive happenings with Bryn's rental property
0:12:20 In court, hugging is forbidden
0:18:35 Things pick-up for Nilsa: a print go-see that cleansed the dog casting nightmare, a VO demo recorded by episode 31 podcast guest Chris Kriz, and cast in a silent film short!
0:22:30 Geoff and podcast guest William Oliver Watkins (aka Bill, aka Payday) were high school buddies that went to college together where they met Nilsa
0:26:40 Geoff found himself fascinated by the nuts and bolts of the acting process at an early age
0:31:45 While Geoff lost interest in musical theatre, he found a different muse, and now is wondering what's next…
0:34:39 Duwende and the dual meanings of sprites and fire
0:39:20 How do you focus as an artist?
0:40:20 Hook 'em horns, Geoff!
0:42:50 Hey podcast listeners- have you heard "Stanky Fresh"?? http://youtu.be/gQbf0Su3ocI
0:45:10 … or "So Damn Tuff, Doh"? https://soundcloud.com/suitsanddus/02-so-damn-tuff-feat-dirty
0:46:20 Geoff Barnes as "Oberon" in "A Midsummer Night's Dream"- he had the fairy swagger
0:51:00 How does Geoff deal with interpretive notes from directors?
0:59:45 Looking to change things up and finding your happiness
1:05:10 No fear
1:05:35 February 2015 Geoffrey starts rehearsals for the Cincinnatti Shakespeare Festival Shows: Henry V, Two Gentlemen of Verona and One Man, Two Governors
1:06:30 Nilsa ponders turning her solo show into a film
1:07:50 July 11, 12, 13: Art Meets Science at the Theatre Festival at Chicago Dramatists, Laura's Play with the late Pat Welch "Meet Me on the Ceiling" will be featured
Outro Music: "Everything's Coming Up Roses"
Performed By: Klea Blackhurst
Written By: Jule Styne and Stephen Sondheim