Marks & Vincentelli
Marks & Vincentelli, Peter Marks, Elisabeth VincentelliA theatre podcast hosted by critics Peter Marks and Elisabeth Vincentelli.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium |
|---|---|---|---|
| Publishes | Weekly | Issues | 67 |
| Subscribers | Read | marksvincentelli.substack.com |
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Ready, set (design), go! David Rockwell, scenery maestro, talks about Boop! and Pirates! and the ephemeral nature of sets
If you saw the Broadway productions of “She Loves Me” (for which he won a Tony), "Hairspray," "Legally Blonde," "Lucky Guy" or "Kinky Boots," you saw sets by this episode’s guest, David Rockwell.
From Idol to Emcee: Adam Lambert talks about what's funny — and what's definitely not — in "Cabaret."
The versatile "American Idol" runner-up has made his Broadway debut in a storied part. He reveals what the wild ride in this revival has been like.
What happens when a national performing arts gem becomes a bauble for a president? Our look at the Kennedy Center in crisis.
Former Washington Post classical-music critic Anne Midgette joins us for an in-depth discussion of the turmoil at the capital's showcase for music, theater and dance.
Meet the man who brings Greek drama to the military and Ibsen to climate-change activists
On this episode, Elisabeth and Peter interview Brian Doerries, founding artistic director of Theater of War Productions. The group is made up of dozens of well-known actors, including the likes of Frances McDormand, Bill Murray, Jeffrey Wri...
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A theatre podcast hosted by critics Peter Marks (Washington Post) and Elisabeth Vincentelli (New York Times)
Theater critic of the Washington Post
I'm a Brooklyn-based culture writer and frequent contributor to The New York Times. Twitter: @Evincentelli Website: evincentelli.com
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