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Green Room on Air.
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Green Room on Air.
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The podcast that takes you beyond the velvet of truth and into the repulsive heart of the interdicting world.
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Hello, friends and neighbors.
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This is your host, Ray Ranati, and you have reached Green Room on Air.
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I welcome you to another exciting episode of this podcast, because this is your go to source for all things theater and entertainment.
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How y'all doing? I had the COVID.
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I think I said that last time.
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I finally tested negative for the first time in 19 days yesterday.
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Woohoo! That was a, that was wonderful.
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I have to test one more time tomorrow.
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And if you have two tests in a row, 48 hours apart, and they're negative, you're free and clear.
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Free and clear! I'm free and clear, mama! I'm free and clear! Yeah.
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Apparently, though, I'm not contagious anymore.
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I guess after 10 days, you're probably not contagious.
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A doctor friend of mine told me.
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My wife and I have been watching Outlander again.
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And we watched all the way through the first half of season six.
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And now, we're waiting for the rest of Jamie and Claire's romance to begin again.
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What a soap opera.
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It's on Starz if you don't have it.
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You can watch the first few seasons on Netflix if you so wish.
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What else have I been watching? Oh, The Righteous Gemstones on HBO.
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What a silly show, but I keep watching it.
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The woman who plays, john Goodman's daughter.
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She's great.
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So funny and obnoxious.
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I love her.
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I still got to get out and see Oppenheimer and the Barbie movie.
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I want to see them in the big screen on the big screen.
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Now that I, now that I'm over the COVID, I can go out and do it.
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And I'm gonna, cause it's something you just gotta do.
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Hey, today we have a great guest.
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We have a great guest today.
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It's a special treat.
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We're going to take a dive into the world of Broadway and Hollywood's newest sensation, Broad West Entertainment, Broad West Entertainment, joining us in the studio.
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Is the brilliant mind behind the innovative production collective, the artistic director himself, the driving force behind Broad West Entertainment, Mr.
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Pablo Roil.
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Now, I talked to Pablo about a year ago when he first came out with his album called swinging With the Mouse, and it's really cool.
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It's mostly Disney songs.
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Jazzed.
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I love it.
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I listen to it a lot.
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It's excellent.
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If you wanna check it out, it's on the Spotify.
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It's on your local Spotify.
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Now Pablo is at the helm of an incredible line up.
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For their inaugural 2023 2024 season, bringing together some of the brightest stars from Broadway and Hollywood.
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And what's their mission? To bring the magic of the stage to sunny California.
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And boy, oh boy, oh boy, do they have an impressive lineup in store for us.
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Now, we already missed their first show, which was, september 30th and it was called Swinging with the Mouse and it played at Downey Theatre and a couple other places, but there's more coming up because that was just the beginning on November 18th, Broadway Entertainment will present Harmonies on Shakespeare, a choral celebration.
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Isn't that cool? A stunning Wilgier Theatricum Botanicum in Topanga.
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Imagine the timeless words of Shakespeare beautifully woven into original choral renditions by Michael Sobey, accompanied by a mesmerizing 16 piece choir.
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I would love to see that.
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Not only because I'm an amazing Shakespeare aficionado, if I don't say so myself, but I just love Shakespeare.
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And I love Shakespeare put to music because it's poetry, and poetry to music is always good.
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And in the new year, on January 5th, 2024, prepare folks to be dazzled by the best of Evan and Zane.
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This dynamic musical duo comprised of the immensely talented, guess who, Evan Rachel Wood.
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You may know her from HBO's, what's the name of that show? What the heck is the name of that darn show? Ah, yes.
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I've just remembered.
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Westworld.
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She plays Dolores Abernathy on Westworld.
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She's basically the star.
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And she is going to be in Pablo's, Pablo's The Best of Evan and Zane.
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So that's very exciting.
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They will be joined by a 30 piece orchestra, 30 piece orchestra, wow, for an unforgettable night at the Alex Theater in Glendale.
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And then finally, finally, Broadwest Entertainment will wrap up the season on February 29, 2024 with City on Fire, a rockin Broadway review.
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Brace yourselves, folks, for a rock infused twist on Broadway classics.
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Complete with an electrifying band and surprise guest vocalists that are yet to be revealed.
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Ooh, all of this will be happening at the iconic Whiskey a Go Go in West Hollywood.
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Whiskey a Go Go, I've always wanted to go there, but I'm up in San Francisco and I don't get down there much.
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You know, it's safe to say that Pablo Rosil and Broadwest Entertainment are about to set the West Coast ablaze with an unforgettable season of theater and entertainment.
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Without further ado, folks, friends, neighbors, enemies, Republicans, Democrats, green party members.
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Let's welcome Pablo Roseal to the podcast.
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That soon you'd want to leave the nest soon, but not yet.
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Trust to see you.
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Likewise.
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Thank you so much.
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Looks like you have a lot of new things going on here.
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We have some fun stuff going.
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Four shows this season at a new company in LA.
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So very exciting.
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It's called Broadwest Entertainment, I see.
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Yeah, that's the producing company.
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Yeah, and you're the artistic director.
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That's great.
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Unfortunately.
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Yeah, a lot of work, right? 24 7.
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Yeah.
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No, we have some really cool stuff coming up, so.
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So why don't you tell us about it? What do you have coming? I see it here on the page, but let's talk about it.
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Sure.
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So the first thing we have coming up is actually at the time of recording this it's a day before the first event, which is swinging with the mouse.
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It is our Disney jazz event that features Disney performers, Disney singers, people that are associated with the movies and TV shows and Broadway shows.
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Among them, Keith David, Dede Magno Hall Caitlin Robrock, Jennifer Stone, Richard White, Eric Clayton and I'm hosting.
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I hope I didn't forget somebody.
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Evan Rachel Wood, maybe the most popular of all of them.
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Well, you know, she's, she's not in the, in this specific show.
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Oh, right.
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She's not in Swinging with the Mouse.
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Correct.
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Yeah.
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Swinging with the Mouse is a, it's a specifically Disney jazz stuff happening tomorrow in Downey.
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And on the weekend in Thousand Oaks, California, and then in November, we have a harmonies on Shakespeare, which is a very exciting project.
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Michael Sobey is writing music to Shakespeare text.
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So different, you know, passages that Shakespeare wrote the text of we're writing completely new choral music and it's going to be really cool at an outdoor sort of fall event.
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And that was November 19th.
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It's going to be great.
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Then we have Evan and Zane with an orchestra.
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It's the first time I believe they're working with an orchestra, but Evan Rachel Wood and Zane Carney two fantastic musicians and great people individually are bringing their musicality to a larger ensemble.
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And that is in January in February, we have our last show, which is called city on fire.
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It's a rock and broadway review where we'll have a couple of special guests that are known as rock stars on the broadway stage, you know, stars from the shows that are rock based singing.
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Original or rock versions of things of Broadway tunes.
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And that's the whiskey go, go to the world's famous whiskey.
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Go, go.
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It's going to be a crazy fun night for Broadway lovers.
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And that's February next year.
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I want to go to that one.
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That sounds awesome.
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It's great.
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It's going to be rocking.
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So I'm really intrigued by this this Shakespeare show that you have.
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I find that quite interesting.
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So harmonies on Shakespeare, right? The thing that reminds me of is Shakespeare has all of these songs and his in many of his plays, but nobody knows what they sounded like.
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Right.
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Are any of those put to music or is it mostly just the, the, the the poetry? We have sonnets in there.
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A lot of sonnets.
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Okay.
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We do have some dialogue, you know, some, some of the dialogue as well.
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It's, it's a good representation of the varied writing he did, the very varied types of writing he did.
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And that's honestly what excites me, especially with stuff like swing in or the rock show, it's all about representing something as a whole, not specifically like one movie or one project.
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Yeah, wonderful.
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I'll try to get this up before the show tomorrow.
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Yeah, I'll, I'll, I'll do it right away.
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Hopefully we'll get something up there.
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Because I really enjoyed your swinging with the mouse on Spotify.
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I don't know.
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What was it? A couple of years ago that years ago? Yeah.
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Yeah.
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I listened to it quite a bit.
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It was a lot of fun.
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Thank you.
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If you're listening to this and you happen to have a last minute time, I really recommend that you go see this.
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It's so the first night is in Downey, looks like.
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Yeah, and Downey is just like an hour away from Los Angeles.
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I mean, in traffic, it's like five hours, but without traffic, well, there will be traffic five minutes.
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You know, it's, it's, it's not that far.
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It's halfway between I would say halfway between the Valley and Disneyland.
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So if you're a Disneyland lover and you're having a churro in the park leave by five and you'll see us in the show.
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There you go.
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I had an English teacher in high school.
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I remember he was from Downey and I remember looking on the map.
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So I know exactly where it is because of that.
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And because I'm in Northern California, near San Francisco, a thousand thousand oaks is right there in the heart of everything too.
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So.
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And then, and then we have the, the harmonies on Shakespeare.
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That'll be in November.
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We have the best of Evan and Zane on Jan in January.
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I didn't know that Evan Rachel Wood was, was a singer.
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I just know her from Westworld.
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Yeah.
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Yeah.
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Basically the main character.
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Well, you have to, you have to recall she was in across the universe.
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I didn't see that.
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Oh, the Beatles movie.
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Yeah.
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She's a lead in that.
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And sings very beautifully.
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She has a great voice.
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Wow.
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What a talent.
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She's such a great actor too.
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Absolutely.
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Does she dance as well? I'm sure she does.
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I'm sure she does.
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She's probably an amazing dancer.
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And then we have the rock.
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Do you have any cast for the rock and Broadway? If you review yet, or are you still working on that? I can't share.
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I want to make a big old splashy announcement, but it was the no, I promise.
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Oh, wonderful.
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Gosh, that's going to be neat.
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What were some of the rock shows recently on Broadway? Well, you had the.
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Like 10 or 15 years ago.
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What was the huge one? Rock of ages was the rock of ages.
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That's what I was thinking.
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The cool thing about this show specifically is that I'm gonna, just like in swinging, I, I take songs that are not usually jazz and turn them into jazzy arrangements, take tunes, probably from like Rogers and Hammerstein on Heim.
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We're gonna, we're gonna do stuff that are going to excite the Broadway fans and rock fans alike.
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That's what I love about your work is it takes, it does the improbable, you know, you take these things that are kind of cast in stone and done in one way all the time and you've put your own sort of jazzy twist on all of them and it's really fun to listen to.
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Thank you so much.
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Listen to all of your stuff on Spotify, correct? Absolutely.
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Until they catch me.
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You just look up your name or swing in with the mouse? Yeah, swing in with the mouse.
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Until they catch you.
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Don't worry, I have all the rights.
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You have all the rights, right? Yeah, yeah.
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I went through Disney Music itself.
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I'm good.
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Yeah, cause Disney is like hyper police state around that stuff often.
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I'm not saying anything bad about Disney.
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I just, I just know that they're very protective of their copyright.
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Yeah.
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And understandably so.
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Great.
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So what, what else can you tell me, you know we haven't shared this yet.
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So exclusive, but we're actually working out a cabaret week.
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We're going to have a couple of cabaret acts within a week presented under the umbrella of broadwest entertainment.
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Again, I can't share who is involved in that, but that'll be between Evan and Zane and the rock show.
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So I'm, I'm so excited to present not only these bigger events, but also some more intimate evenings with the stars that we love Broadway.
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Excellent.
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Having these great cabaret nights is so much fun.
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Are they going to be in smaller venues or how, what are the size of the venues of these other shows? So the Disney show is one is a 700 seater one.
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So Saturday we're doing two shows and that's a 400 seater both times.
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Not like it changes.
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What else is there? The Shakespeare show is about a 300 seater.
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We're performing two times in a night.
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The evidence ain't show is about a 1300 seater and the whiskey go goes 500 seats, two times in a night.
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Okay, so sort of a midsize.
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Well, 1300 is pretty big, but.
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You got some big names there.
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So you'll probably sell those really well.
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People always know the people from hit TV shows.
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Yeah, wonderful.
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Now the cabaret nights.
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Are those going to be in intimate settings or more or sort of the same size? Yeah, they will be more intimate.
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You'll be able to have dinner.
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You'll be able to have a couple of drinks with you.
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You know, a typical cabaret setting.
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I, I want to take us to, to that moment as well and, and consumption of art in a smaller space, in a, in a more intimate space.
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So is there, is cabaret a popular thing down in Southern California? It's mostly the touring acts that have, you know, that have found an audience, people that come into town that are usually not in town.
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But we do have some awesome, awesome stuff happening in town.
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That's group cabarets.
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There's stuff like musicale, there's stuff like mostly musicals organized by really people that really love this Art form and I think there's an audience for those specific shows, but individual shows the cabaret nights.
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It's not the town for that.
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I think it sounds similar to San Francisco.
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We have these these sort of like homegrown organizations that host cabaret nights and they're always so much fun, but they're always in very small venues and they're they're a blast.
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So if Yeah I love them myself and I don't know what it is about cabaret, but it's always so much fun.
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I used to get so upset with Simon on America's Got Talent or whatever him like blasting cabaret, you know, that's so cabaret.
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And what's wrong with that? Right.
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He was referring to the movie cabaret.
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Oh, yes.
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You should have said that's so Liza Minnelli.
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All right.
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Well, great.
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We're going, I'm going to get this up there as soon as possible.
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And we'll have, we'll have something going for you here.
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It's great talking to you again.
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Likewise.
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Thank you so much for the time.
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Yeah.
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Thank you, Pablo.
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All right.
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We'll chat soon.
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See you in three years.
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Yeah.
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Okay.
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Hopefully sooner.
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Yes.
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Okay.
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Bye.
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Well, it's always fun talking to Pablo.
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Enjoyed it.
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Immensely.
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Take care of yourselves, and until next time, I will see you on the boards.
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Au revoir.
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And the world will live as one.
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