The fourth episode in our five part series talking with the founding members of Bankside Repertory Theatre.
John chats with Sue Ellen Coughtry - from "Suzy Cream Cheese" to Miss Julie - Sue Ellen's trajectory is a fascinating listen and I'm sure we barely scrape the tip of the iceberg!
Keep an eye on our website for information on our upcoming fall production and as always we welcome any and all thoughts, comments and ideas for future episodes.
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(This podcast is a production of Bankside Arts Collective, based in Alton, IL. This episode was produced by John O'Hagan.
Music by Yurii Semchyshyn from Pixabay)
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