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Radio Phoenix Broadcast of The YabYum Hour: Danielle Durack

October 6, 2019 Anna Katen Carly Schorman Featured Articles Mark Anderson Radio Phoenix

On this archive of The YabYum Hour on Radio Phoenix, co-host Anna is joined by former hosts Carly and Mark for a special edition of the show featuring guest Danielle Durack!! We chat all about the Living Room tour that she and Sydney Sprague were about to embark on and, of course, played some great songs brought in by our guest. As always, the complete playlist is below…

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Episode One: The Bittersweet Goodbye

October 3, 2019
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Confessions from the Nocturne Nebula
Episode One: The Bittersweet Goodbye
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Everyone’s getting ready for a going away party at Salome’s. Cherry gets a bonus. Nolan Stone gets an offer he should refuse. An unusual bet is laid at the roulette table. Zarah pours a drink. An unexpected arrival spoils the party…

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The Making of the Nocturne Nebula on Limited Engagement

October 3, 2019 Arts & Culture Confessions from the Nocturne Nebula Featured Articles

With our science fiction, space-noir audiodrama Confessions from the Nocturne Nebula premiering THIS SATURDAY (Pro Tip: if you subscribe on your favorite service, Apple | Google| Stitcher | Spotify | TuneIn for example, you can check out the show a day early), we wanted to share a series of conversations the creative team had with podcaster/publisher Jared Duran. Jared asked if we would have interest in taking part in a month-long look into our new production as part of his Limited Engagement podcast and we graciously said YES…

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‘Miss Saigon’ Reveals Consequences of War at ASU Gammage

September 29, 2019 Arts & Culture Featured Articles Rebecca Rudnyk

Miss Saigon is generally considered a modern classic. A cannon work in Broadway’s soaring age of powerful, post-Golden Age, works. It opened in the West End in 1989 and premiered on Broadway in 1991, winning several Tony Awards for performances, although none for technical or developmental components. Based on Puccini’s Madame Butterfly and inspired by a photograph of painful childhood separation after the Vietnam War, it was the Schonberg/Boublil collaborative work immediately following Les Misérables…

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Radio Phoenix Broadcast of It’s Not Our Fault: Lydia Lunch

September 28, 2019 Amy Young Dan Schwartz Featured Articles It's Not Our Fault Radio Phoenix Tom Reardon

On this edition of It’s Not Our Fault w/ Tom and Amy on Radio Phoenix, Tom talks to the fierce, confrontational writer, visual, and spoken word artist and musician Lydia Lunch! Join as they chat about her new book, So Real It Hurts, her show at Valley Bar, and more. Lunch has worked with artsy visionaries including Nick Cave, Karen Finley, Jerry Stahl, and Hubert Selby Jr….

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