STATE OF THE ARTS on LATalkRadio.com
State of the Arts is a live, weekly, 50-minute radio series which had its premiere broadcast Monday May 31, 2010 on LATalkRadio.com.
State of the Arts is hosted by theatre professionals Michael Sterling and Paul Stroili. The series broadcasts live from Los Angeles and airs globally between 4:00 and 4:50 pm Pacific Standard Time.
See our review inside the listing.
Powered by Breakdown Services (www.breakdownservices.com,) and presented, in part, by Performing Arts LIVE, State of the Arts is devoted to the support and promotion of the Performing Arts in Los Angeles, on Broadway … and beyond.
Following each week's broadcast, episodes are archived at LATalkRadio.com (www.latalkradio.com/sota.php)
In addition to guest interviews, Sterling & Stroili conduct insightful discussions about the performing arts, review the arts, air a “Live Arts Calendar” sponsored by PerformingArtsLIVE.com. The series also presents periodic segments for the working actor, titled "State of the Actor."
To date, guests have included Broadway icons Carol Lawrence and Carol Channing; Terence McFarland (Executive Director of LA Stage Alliance;) TV icon and Broadway star Florence Henderson; Tom Viola (2010 Tony Award Honoree and Executive Director of Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS;) Broadway star and 2-time Emmy Award winner Sally Struthers (All in the Family); Broadway and Television star Ilene Graff (Mr. Belvedere); and Emmy Award winner Marcia Wallace (The Bob Newhart Show and The Simpsons,) among others…
In addition to New York theatre on Broadway and off, State of the Arts promotes the performing arts in Los Angeles at such venues as the Center Theatre Group’s Mark Taper and Ahmanson Theatres, the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion at the Music Center of Los Angeles, Disney Hall, the Pantages Theatre in Hollywood, the Hollywood Bowl the Ford Amphitheatre, the Greek Theatre, Santa Monica’s Broad Stage, and Musical Theatre West at the Richard and Karen Carpenter Center in Long Beach.
Promotion also embraces Cabrillo Music Theatre at the Thousand Oaks Civic Arts Plaza, Performance Riverside at the Landis Performing Arts Center in Riverside, the LA Mirada Theatre for the Performing Arts, North Hollywood’s El Portal Theatre, Burbank's Colony Theatre, the Rubicon Theatre in Ventura, the Old Globe in San Diego, the La Jolla Playhouse, and various Equity Waiver houses and professional community theatres such as Hollywood’s Hudson Theatre, Coast Playhouse, Elephant Asylum Theatre, the Glendale Center Theatre; and distinguished theatre companies such as SeaGlass Theatre, Musical Theatre of Los Angeles, and LA's East West Players.
Additionally, State of the Arts donates a portion of all sponsorships to either LA Stage Alliance or Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS, per the individual wishes of their sponsors.
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OUR REVIEW OF STATE OF THE ARTS:
“They have me hooked! I didn’t think it would happen as I’m not really a talk radio type person. Their show is a fresh and delightful take on the old time talk radio interview programs. The interviews, with entertainment legends, performers and industry insiders, are topical, interesting and enlightening. Michael and Paul both have an extensive background in the business and provide you an insider’s view into the live entertainment world. They also keep you up to date on selected performing arts events that they have seen.
At times you will be rolling with laughter as you never know what they will discuss with their guests. Discussion topics are all over the board, mostly relevant to each guest but they can take side trips to such topics as appropriate restaurant tipping, underwear and other unmentionables. The opening dialog between the 2 of them showcases a bit of their lives and as you get to know them you become a member of the family. When the show closes you’ll look forward to next week’s reunion with them, their charm, wit and fascinating guests. You’ll wish that you could be there with them. Maybe a TV show is in the future?” - Performing Arts LIVE (mn)
Presenter / Producer: Breakdown Services, Performing Arts LIVE, and Michael Sterling and Paul Stroili
Listed Categories
Theater > Musicals
Theater > Other
Music > Other
Event Phone: 818-623-7350
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LATalkRadio.com
www.LATalkRadio.com
Los Angeles and Globally CA 91604
Regions:
LA - Central / Downtown
LA - Hollywood / Westside
LA - NoHo, Valley & Ventura
Long Beach & South Bay
Event Date: 8/2/2010 - 5/30/2011
Performance Dates:Monday, 08/02/2010
Monday, 08/09/2010
Monday, 08/16/2010
Monday, 08/23/2010
Monday, 08/30/2010
Monday, 09/06/2010
Monday, 09/13/2010
Monday, 09/20/2010
Monday, 09/27/2010
Monday, 10/04/2010
Monday, 10/11/2010
Monday, 10/18/2010
Monday, 10/25/2010
Monday, 11/01/2010
Monday, 11/08/2010
Monday, 11/15/2010
Monday, 11/22/2010
Monday, 11/29/2010
Monday, 12/06/2010
Monday, 12/13/2010
Monday, 12/20/2010
Monday, 12/27/2010
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Monday, 01/10/2011
Monday, 01/17/2011
Monday, 01/24/2011
Monday, 01/31/2011
Monday, 02/07/2011
Monday, 02/14/2011
Monday, 02/21/2011
Monday, 02/28/2011
Monday, 03/07/2011
Monday, 03/14/2011
Monday, 03/21/2011
Monday, 03/28/2011
Monday, 04/04/2011
Monday, 04/11/2011
Monday, 04/18/2011
Monday, 04/25/2011
Monday, 05/02/2011
Monday, 05/09/2011
Monday, 05/16/2011
Monday, 05/23/2011
Monday, 05/30/2011
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Performance TimesMondays at 4:00 - 4:50 pm Pacific Standard Time - Channel 1 and/or Schedule 1 at www.LATalkRadio.com
Complimentary "Play on Demand" episodes are available 24 hours-a-day, 7 days-a-week at
www.LATalkRadio.com/sota.php.
Ticket Information( FREE EVENT! ):A complimentary App for iPhones is available at the App Store online.
All episodes of State of the Arts will also soon be available as complimentary downloads on iTunes.
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