The Working Actor's Journey
Nathan Agin
The Working Actor's Journey
Nathan Agin
Tuesday 09 June 2020 : You're invited to sit in on a NEW online event happening LIVE on Thursday, June 18th: we’re doing an open workshop of Shakespeare’s...
Tuesday 26 May 2020 : Today you’ll hear the FULL production from our recent LIVESTREAM reading of Shakespeare’s The Merry Wives of Windsor (more info and...
Tuesday 12 May 2020 : Things went very well with our first reading, so welcome to the "Much Ado About Something" series, as we all do our part to fight this...
Tuesday 28 April 2020 : Today you’ll hear some excerpted scenes from our recent LIVESTREAM reading of Shakespeare’s Much Ado About Nothing (more info and watch...
Tuesday 31 March 2020 : In these times of much ado about SOMETHING, you're invited to an online Shakespeare reading of Much Ado About Nothing with an all-star cast...
Tuesday 10 March 2020 : In this episode, Randall and Annie share insights into working on Shakespeare through the appropriately chosen piece, Hamlet’s "Advice to...
Tuesday 11 February 2020 : It's a special one today—a double-bill! Randall Duk Kim and his lifelong professional partner—and wife—Annie Occhiogrosso are one of...
Tuesday 21 January 2020 : Mike Moreno hosts The Actor CEO Podcast (available on Apple, Stitcher, etc) and he dives into the knowledge and skills that allow actors and...
Tuesday 07 January 2020 : L. Scott Caldwell, or “Scotty” as she is also known, has been a working actress for 40+ years, from Chicago to New York to LA, and many...
Tuesday 17 December 2019 : In this episode, Simon shares how he worked on a couple of different audiobook projects: first, dealing with a practically unreadable...
Tuesday 10 December 2019 : Simon Vance (@SimVan) has narrated over 1000 audiobooks in his career, with such a diverse range of works, from George R.R. Martin and Steig...
Tuesday 19 November 2019 : In this episode, Jeanne discusses a monologue she worked on from the TV show Threat Matrix. She plays a Cambodian woman who recounts her...
Tuesday 12 November 2019 : Jeanne Sakata has had a 30+ year career spanning theater, film, television, and voiceover. She was in two different stage productions this...
Tuesday 29 October 2019 : Audrey Moore hosts the wonderfully-named podcast Audrey Helps Actors (available on Apple, Stitcher, Google Play, etc), and it's exactly what...
Tuesday 22 October 2019 : In this excerpt, Richard discusses one of Leontes’ speeches in The Winter’s Tale by Shakespeare—it’s in the first act where he has...
Tuesday 15 October 2019 : Richard Riehle (pronounced "Really!"), has had a nearly 50-year career, he’s still going! With 400+ onscreen credits to his name, plus...
Tuesday 01 October 2019 : Coming up in the next round of interviews, actors that continue to work in all different mediums: a Tony winner with plenty of on-screen...
Tuesday 14 May 2019 : Arye Gross (@thataryegross) is an actor with 40+ years in the business who always gives a memorable performance, wherever he pops up. He...
Tuesday 09 April 2019 : Alan Mandell (in his 90s and still working!) is an actor and director, and he's also been a general manager of multiple theatres. He’s...
Tuesday 26 March 2019 : In this excerpt, Tony Amendola (@tmamendola) from Ep #18 discusses Sonnet 130 by William Shakespeare. As Tony shares, it’s almost like an...
Tuesday 12 March 2019 : Tony Amendola (@tmamendola) was an associate artist, actor and director at the Berkeley Rep Theater for ten years. Regional theatre work...
Tuesday 26 February 2019 : Kristine Oller guides successful creative professionals through the process of designing and aligning the next chapter of their lives and...
Tuesday 12 February 2019 : Robert Goldsby started out acting during World War II, in a touring production for the troops in the Philippines. He earned a B.A. in...
Tuesday 29 January 2019 : Paden Fallis hosts the podcast In and [Out of] the Arena (available on Apple, Stitcher, etc), and it’s an atypical interview show: he...
Tuesday 15 January 2019 : Ray Porter from Ep. #16 talks text work in John Webster's The White Devil. This is a Jacobean play and comes in the period right after...
The Working Actor's Journey
Nathan Agin
June 18th: Virtual Workshop of Shakespeare's Richard III
You're invited to sit in on a NEW online event happening LIVE on Thursday, June 18th: we’re doing an open workshop of Shakespeare’s...
Full Production of LIVE "The Merry Wives of Windsor" Online Reading
Today you’ll hear the FULL production from our recent LIVESTREAM reading of Shakespeare’s The Merry Wives of Windsor (more info and...
May 14th: Livestream "The Merry Wives of Windsor"
Things went very well with our first reading, so welcome to the "Much Ado About Something" series, as we all do our part to fight this...
Scenes from the LIVE "Much Ado About Nothing" Online Reading
Today you’ll hear some excerpted scenes from our recent LIVESTREAM reading of Shakespeare’s Much Ado About Nothing (more info and watch...
April 2nd: All-Star Online Shakespeare Reading!
In these times of much ado about SOMETHING, you're invited to an online Shakespeare reading of Much Ado About Nothing with an all-star cast...
Text Work: Hamlet's "Advice to the Players" with Randall Duk Kim and Annie Occhiogrosso
In this episode, Randall and Annie share insights into working on Shakespeare through the appropriately chosen piece, Hamlet’s "Advice to...
Ep #25: Randall Duk Kim and Annie Occhiogrosso on Pursuing Crazy Ideas, Shakespeare's Clues, and Your Own Discretion
It's a special one today—a double-bill! Randall Duk Kim and his lifelong professional partner—and wife—Annie Occhiogrosso are one of...
Behind the Podcast: Mike Moreno of Actor CEO
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Mike Moreno hosts The Actor CEO Podcast (available on Apple, Stitcher, etc) and he dives into the knowledge and skills that allow actors and...
Ep #24: Tony-Winner L. Scott Caldwell on Self-Doubt, Pretending vs. Being, and Meeting Your Destiny
L. Scott Caldwell, or “Scotty” as she is also known, has been a working actress for 40+ years, from Chicago to New York to LA, and many...
Text Work: Moore's Jerusalem with Simon Vance
In this episode, Simon shares how he worked on a couple of different audiobook projects: first, dealing with a practically unreadable...
Ep #23: Simon Vance on Feeding the Birds, Pushing Yourself, and Wanting More
Simon Vance (@SimVan) has narrated over 1000 audiobooks in his career, with such a diverse range of works, from George R.R. Martin and Steig...
Text Work: Threat Matrix with Jeanne Sakata
In this episode, Jeanne discusses a monologue she worked on from the TV show Threat Matrix. She plays a Cambodian woman who recounts her...
Ep #22: Jeanne Sakata on the Joy of Discovery, Eagerness, and Redemptive Writing
Jeanne Sakata has had a 30+ year career spanning theater, film, television, and voiceover. She was in two different stage productions this...
Behind the Podcast: Audrey Moore of Audrey Helps Actors
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Audrey Moore hosts the wonderfully-named podcast Audrey Helps Actors (available on Apple, Stitcher, Google Play, etc), and it's exactly what...
Text Work: Shakespeare's The Winter's Tale with Richard Riehle
In this excerpt, Richard discusses one of Leontes’ speeches in The Winter’s Tale by Shakespeare—it’s in the first act where he has...
Ep #21: Richard Riehle on Being Open, Dependable, and Watching Everything
Richard Riehle (pronounced "Really!"), has had a nearly 50-year career, he’s still going! With 400+ onscreen credits to his name, plus...
Season 3 Trailer
Coming up in the next round of interviews, actors that continue to work in all different mediums: a Tony winner with plenty of on-screen...
Ep #20: Arye Gross on Deep Curiosity, Inspiring Empathy, and Bringing Your Life into the Scene
Arye Gross (@thataryegross) is an actor with 40+ years in the business who always gives a memorable performance, wherever he pops up. He...
Ep #19: Alan Mandell on Samuel Beckett, Theatre Artists, and Always Working
Alan Mandell (in his 90s and still working!) is an actor and director, and he's also been a general manager of multiple theatres. He’s...
Text Work: Shakespeare's Sonnet 130 with Tony Amendola
In this excerpt, Tony Amendola (@tmamendola) from Ep #18 discusses Sonnet 130 by William Shakespeare. As Tony shares, it’s almost like an...
Ep #18: Tony Amendola on Stamping Your Own Passport and Following the Work
Tony Amendola (@tmamendola) was an associate artist, actor and director at the Berkeley Rep Theater for ten years. Regional theatre work...
Cashflow for Creatives with Kristine Oller, Actor and Strategic Planner
Kristine Oller guides successful creative professionals through the process of designing and aligning the next chapter of their lives and...
Ep #17: Director Robert Goldsby on the Aliveness of Molière, Clear Transitions, and Being Blissfully Happy
Robert Goldsby started out acting during World War II, in a touring production for the troops in the Philippines. He earned a B.A. in...
Behind the Podcast: Paden Fallis of In and [Out of] the Arena
Paden Fallis hosts the podcast In and [Out of] the Arena (available on Apple, Stitcher, etc), and it’s an atypical interview show: he...
Text Work: Webster's The White Devil with Ray Porter
Explicit content
Ray Porter from Ep. #16 talks text work in John Webster's The White Devil. This is a Jacobean play and comes in the period right after...
