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Published by Summer Stock Stage
Curtain Call goes behind the scenes with the artists and alumni of Summer Stock Stage to talk about their journeys, from their first time on our stage to the careers they’ve built beyond it. Broadway. National tours. Television. Drag. Design. And everything in between. Hear the stories, the setbacks, the big breaks, and the unexpected turns that shaped the artists who got their start at Summer Stock.
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From his first Summer Stock Stage audition to standout roles in The SpongeBob Musical , Hadestown: Teen Edition , and Ragtime , Michael Washington’s journey is a story of perseverance, preparation, and finding confidence in yourself. Michael joins us to talk about the audition that started it all, the lessons he learned playing three very different characters, and how he brings pieces of himself into every role. He reflects on the importance of not letting mistakes define your worth, the power of putting in the work, and what it means to go from sitting in the audience to becoming the person who inspires others.
From tap dancing upside-down in Mary Poppins to infusing their own story into the iconic role of the Emcee in Cabaret , Matthew David Conwell has never been afraid to bring their full self to a role. Matt joins us to talk about their journey from Summer Stock Stage to New York City and the characters and experiences that shaped them. They reflect on finding opportunities to embrace his identity through theatre, navigating the challenges of a career in New York, and the lessons they hope the next generation of Summer Stock artists will take with them.
From Summer Stock Stage to Broadway’s Hamilton , Morgan Anita Wood has taken an incredible journey. Morgan joins us to talk about growing up on the Summer Stock stage, deciding to pursue theatre after once planning to study pre-med, and the path that eventually led her to Hamilton . Morgan reflects on the people and experiences that shaped her as a young artist, why she keeps coming back to Summer Stock, and what it means to now be the person that today's students look up to.
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