We finally have our review of the Cape Fear Regional Theatre's production of "Music City." "Music City" started its run on Sept. 19th and will end its run on Oct. 7th.

This week we speak with two revolutionary women.

This week we are experimenting with a new format for our reviews. Audio. We also decided to experiment with using two critics (shout out to critic Allyson Betot Woods for lending us her voice and her thoughts) for one review,

This week we talk with Godspell's Rickie Jacobs, director of Once Tim Seib and actor Tim Artz from And Then There Were None.

Hurricane Florence be damned, the show must go on! … ‘Cause it would really look bad for us to flake out on only our second episode back from hiatus. For our Hurricane Special, we spoke with actors Nicki Hart and Greg King,

In this episode we interview all three of the Gilbert Theater's artistic directors. Matthew Overturf, Robyne Parrish and our very own, Lynn Pryer.

This week we finally live up to our name and cover three different North Carolina theatres in three different cities. First we do a review of the Raleigh Little Theatre’s new summer musical, “Batboy: the Musical.” After that,

  Last week we did a run down on the 2016-2017 season announcements from the Temple Theatre, Gilbert Theatre and Cape Fear Regional Theatre. We did, however, neglect to give proper shout outs to the area’s youngest theatre company,

The 2015-2016 season has officially come to a close, which means we’ve run out of shows to review – so this week we are highlighting the show’s that are coming up. We preview the 2016-2017 seasons for the Cape Fear Regional Theatre,

  And somehow, NCTS has returned … You can’t keep a good podcast down. Our beloved founder and host Lynn Pryer is unfortunately sticking with his plans to relocate to Vermont, however he wasn’t ready to see NCTS completely go the way of the dodo bird,