In this episode, distinguished actor/director/teacher Terry Schreiber talks with Martin Denton about his acting school, T. Schreiber Studio, and specifically the Studio’s 2007-08 slate of plays, which includes the new play Sister Cities along with a revival of Tennessee Williams’s Night of the Iguana, which Terry will be directing.

Terry talks about his career, the development of the Studio, and its ethos. He also reveals how the Studio got its name!

Also on hand for this discussion is Cat Parker, who is producing director of the Studio, and who will be directing Sister Cities. Cat tells us about her background before joining the Studio, and provides lots of interesting info about this upcoming show.

Cat and Terry reveal a lot of interesting information about their processes as directors in this podcast.

A side note: Martin Denton will be hosting a talkback with Cat and the cast of Sister Cities following the performance on Sunday, October 28.

Episode Links:

• T. Schreiber Studio website
• Info about Sister Cities on nytheatre.com

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