Platte River Bard Podcast

Suzanne Wise, Exeuctive Director of the Nebraska Arts Council

We are so honored to talk with Suzanne Wise, Executive Director at the Nebraska Arts Council.  She has so many notable accomplishments, and her tireless work have enabled so many Nebraska artists to show their talent and projects.  Join us as we discuss the grant process, the mission of the Nebraska Arts Council, and have a down-to-earth conversation about the survival and thriving of Arts in Nebraska and in our schools. 
 
Nebraska Arts Council website:  https://www.artscouncil.nebraska.gov/
Phone: (402) 595-2122
Email:  nac.info@nebraska.gov
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Nebraskans for the Arts:  https://www.nebraskansforthearts.org/
License Plate Bill LB942: https://nebraskalegislature.gov/bills/view_bill.php?DocumentID=41234
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"A Thousand Words" at the Nebraska Repertory Theatre

We had the pleasure of interviewing some of the cast and crew from "A Thousand Words" playing now at the Nebraska Repertory Theatre.  It is an amazing show that is the first all-student written, designed and performed as a result of a process called "devised theatre." The play is a lovely and touching story told by "Grandpa" who is the main character and puppet in the play.  Overall there were over 100 puppets in this play, along with live actors onstage.  It is an amazing play that you will most likely not see something like it again, so get your tickets now and go! 
We spoke with Jill Hibbard, Puppet Designer and Fabricator; Andy Park, Director; Kate Schini, Assistant Director; and Michaella Deladia, Actor and also a writer and designer of the devised theatre process.  
We thank all of our guests for coming onto the podcast and talking to us.  As well as a special thank you to Julie Hagemeier, General Manager of the Nebraska Repertory Theatre, and a special thank you to Jillian Carter at Appearing Locally.  Both Chris and Sheri have been partnering with Appearing Locally to assist with reviews for the Appearing Locally Blog located here:  www.appearinglocally.com. 
To get tickets:  https://tickets.liedcenter.org/events/1842 
To see Chris Berger's review of this play for Appearing Locally click here!:   Appearing Locally Review
 
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An Evening Discussion Host Chat

Join us for an evening discussion about the podcast, what we've learned, and what 2020 looks like!
 
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Appearing Locally Review
 
 
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Performing Artists Repertory Theatre presents Mamma Mia - Directed by Gordon Cantiello

The Performing Artists Repertory Theatre, also called PART, is located in the Crossroads Mall in Omaha. 
PART presents the musical Mamma Mia!, which opens January 31st.  We talk with Gordon Cantiello, the President and CEO, and also Director of the production.  Gordon, has a gentle demeanor, and remarkable experience in acting and teaching, and has an extensive education and acting career. Omaha has been fortunate to have Gordon's talent!  
PART has recently produced The Last Five Years, Plaid Tidings, Ring of Fire, Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?. Always Patsy Cline, Christmas My Way: A Sinatra Holiday Bash and many others.  The theatre is an intimate space where big things can happen.  You definitely will want to see a production at PART!
Mamma Mia! opens January 31st and runs until February 16th.  Don't miss the show!
The Performing Artists Repertory Theatre, 7400 Dodge Street, Omaha, NE  68114
Website: www.performingartistsrepertorytheatre.org
Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/PARTheatre/
 
Mamma Mia! Dates Showtimes:
Friday, Jan 31 @ 7PM 
Saturday Feb 1 @ 2PM and 7PM
Sunday, February 2 @ 2PM
 
Thursday, February 6 @ 7PM
Friday, February 7 @ 7PM
Saturday, February 8 @ 2PM and 7PM
Sunday, February 9 @ 2PM
 
Friday, February 14 @ 7PM
Saturday, February 15 @ 2PM
Sunday, February 16 at 2PM
Tickets can be purchased by calling the box office at 402-706-0778
 
Mamma Mia! Cast:
Directed by: Gordon Cantiello
Muscial Director: Jennifer Novak Haar
Choreography:  Amber Wilson
Mackenzie Dehmer as Donna
Charlotte Hedican as Tanya
Evelyn Hill as Sophie Sheridan
Analisa Peyton as Rosie Mulligan
Sophie Sheridan as Evelyn Hill
Danny Denenberg as Sky
John Hickerson as Harry Bright
Chris Berger as Sam
Marcus Benzel as Bill
James Mankle as Pepper
Raymond Butler as Eddie
Brittany Thompson as Ali
Hannah Post as Lisa
Girls Ensamble:  Maureen Novak Kitchen, Brooke Fenci, Carol Cal, Jamie Tran, and Katie Otten
Guys Ensamble:  Matthew Kischer and Marcus Benzel
  
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© The Platte River Bard Podcast, 2019, Chris and Sheri Berger

The Florence Theater 2019 Annual Awards

Join us for a fun night of rounds of interviews from The Florence Community Theater, home of the Florentine Players in Omaha, Nebraska.  We celebrate the award winners from their 2019 Season and also give you insight with their Director, Neal Herring, about their upcoming production, One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest which opens February 20 and runs Feb 20-23rd.
 
We want to extend our thanks to The Florence Community Theater for welcoming us and letting us try the Awards format for our show.  And a very special thanks to Derek Kowal, President of the Board, for his support and welcoming us into The Florentine Family.  
 
The Award Winners we spoke to are as follows: 
Cecelia Saas - Award for Costumes, and Best Supporting Actress for The 55th Annual Meladrama
Kathryn "Kate" Villata - Producers Award for Making God Laugh
Tracie Mauk - Directors Award for Hint!
Chris Perry - Best Supporting Actor for Making God Laugh
Shelly Gushard - Lead Actress for Making God Laugh
Laura Hayden -  Producers Award for The 55th Annual Meladrama
Molly Anderson - Producers Award for Backstage and Tech Crew 
Sig and Ric Guftason - Volunteer Awards
AND Featuring...  Derek Kowal, President of the Board of The Florentine Players.  
Molly Anderson, who is also with the Capitol City Theatre Company in Lincoln which opens their first production, Starkweather, March 12-22nd:  https://www.facebook.com/pg/CapitolCityTheaterCompany/ 
 
The Florence Community Theater – home to The Florentine Players – has been staging productions in the Florence area since 1964. Although often known for the Annual Melodrama, the Theater stages three major productions per year.
For more information including performance dates, show ratings, and show descriptions, please visit https://www.florencetheater.org/current-season
All productions performed at Florence City Hall located at 2862 State Street in Omaha, Nebraska. Note Programming and scheduling are subject to change
The Florentine Players are organized as a division of the Florence Historical Foundation , a non-profit, tax-free corporation.
Website:  www.florencetheater.org 
Facebook: www.facebook.com/florentineplayers
Instagram:  www.instagram.com/florencecommunitytheater 
Twitter:  www.twitter.com/FlorenceTheater 
The Florence Theater, 2864 State Street, Florence, Omaha, Nebraska, Phone:  531-600-8634
Email:  info@florencetheater.org 
 
#florencetheater #florentineplayers #capitolcitytheatercompany #oneflewoverthecuckoosnest 
 
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Happy New Year! with Jimmy Weber, Musician and US Veteran

We are so honored to talk with local country music legend and US Veteran, Jimmy Weber. His major accomplishments in country music, and his contribution to our military are just as notable as the person that he is.  Gracious, humble, and talented, Jimmy has been playing and writing music all of his life and has worked with some of the industry's most notable musicians.  Join us for a laid back conversation with Jimmy, and ring in 2020 with a song!  
Reach Jimmy at: www.jimmywebercountry.com 
Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/jimmywcountry/
Instagram: @jimmywebercountry
Twitter: @jimmywcountry
Hashtags: #jimmywebercountry 
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You Tube video with John Denver: https://youtu.be/FELsepGr7VE
Videos:  http://jimmywebercountry.com/video.html
TAPS (God is Nigh) Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L2QmZjSxe58&feature=youtu.be 
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Music is used with permission by Screaming Skull Productions. www.jollyrogerskc.com
© The Platte River Bard Podcast, 2019, Chris and Sheri Berger

A Christmas Carol Radio Show

A special Thank You to John Larson and Daniel Reardon for allowing us to bring you this special radio adaptation of Charles Dickens, A Christmas Carol.
A Christmas Carol Radio Show
Produced by John Larson
Adapted by Daniel Reardon
Missouri Science & Technology
2016
Missouri Science and Technology:  www.mst.edu  
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From Missouri S&T, 2016:
"The play is inspired by the book “A Christmas Carol,” which Dickens published in 1843. The story follows Ebenezer Scrooge’s transformation from a bitter miser to a kinder man after visits from three ghosts on Christmas Eve. The performance is styled after old-fashioned radio broadcasts and includes handmade sound effects and an original score featuring Christmas carolers.
“It was somewhat of a family tradition growing up to watch ‘A Christmas Carol’ each holiday season in my parents’ house, so I have been well acquainted with the story for years,” says script writer Dr. Daniel Reardon, an assistant professor of English and technical communication at Missouri University of Science and Technology. “This version of the story will follow the original novel’s narrative as though the listener is reading it, and the narrator plays a larger role than usual.”
Faculty, staff and students at Missouri S&T make up the performers for the play.
• Besides writing the original radio script, Reardon also directs the production and plays the role of Scrooge
• John Larson, KMST program director, produced the performance and plays nephew Fred Holywell and the Ghost of Jacob Marley
• Jeanne Stanley, associate professor of theatre at S&T, is the narrator
• John Francis, KMST general manager, plays Bob Cratchit
• Dr. Jossalyn Larson, assistant teaching professor of English and technical communication at S&T, plays the Ghost of Christmas Present, Belle and Janet Holywell
• Elizabeth Reardon, educational technology professional at S&T, plays the Ghost of Christmas Past and Mrs. Cratchit.
Missouri S&T students provide various crowd, children and caroler voices. The original musical score is written and performed by Owen Smith, a senior in physics from St. Louis.
Victorian-era Christmas carols are conducted by Lorie Francis and David Cress, assistant teaching professors of music at S&T, and performed by the Missouri S&T choirs, Wind Symphony and Brass Band. Dr. Michael Bruening, associate professor of history and political science at S&T, performs on the pipe organ."
 
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A Tale of Two Scrooges Part 2 - Jerry Longe from the Omaha Community Playhouse

Omaha Community Playhouse:  www.omahaplayhouse.com
BravO! Dance Competition:  https://bravocompetition.com/
Jerry Longe IMDB: https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0519282/
Omaha Entertainment and Arts Awards:  www.oea-awards.org
OEAA 2015 Winners:  https://www.omaha.com/entertainment/full-list-of-winners-omaha-entertainment-and-arts-awards/article_c9f3f156-f3e4-5f87-9d4b-4641d6c2b919.html
OEAA 2015 Nominations:  https://oea-awards.org/2015-nominees-announced/
Omaha Community Playhouse - Nebraska Theatre Caravan:  https://www.nebraskatheatrecaravan.com/
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Gerald Dickens website:  www.geralddickens.com 
Dickens Great-Grandson, Gerald Dickens, Performs: https://www.sungazette.com/life/showcase/2019/11/charles-dickens-descendant-to-perform-a-christmas-carol-at-country-cupboard/
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© The Platte River Bard Podcast, 2019, Chris and Sheri Berger

A Tale of Two Scrooge's Part 1 - Gary Neal Johnson from the KC Repertory Theatre

Join us as we celebrate Part 1 of A Tale of Two Scrooge's.  Gary Neal Johnson has been a part of Kansas City Repertory Theatre's adaptation of A Christmas Carol since 1982.  He tells us how got started, and some of the interesting things he's experienced along the way. 
Kansas City Repertory Theatre is located at 4949 Cherry Street, Kansas City, Missouri.  816-235-2700
www.kcrep.org
Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/KCREP
Twitter:  @KCRep
Instagram:  https://instagram.com/kcreptheatre?igshid=1nje4o3188kg4 
@kcreptheatre
Hashtags:  #kcrep #achristmascarol #dickens #kansascity #kansascitytheatre
You Tube:  https://youtube.com/user/kansascityrep
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Lori Lynn Ahrends - Overall Buddies and The Spirit of Christmas Present

Today we speak to Lori Lynn Ahrends, creator of Overall Buddies, singer, songwriter, speaker, and local actor. She has spent her entire career in early childhood working with young children and their families, and her love for learning inspired her to create Overall Buddies!
Overall Buddies is a fun way for kids to sing and learn at the same time!  Lori Lynn travels to schools, libraries, and conferences.  You can also watch her videos on You Tube and her website, and purchase her CD on her website or cd baby!
Lori is an amazing and genuine person, and in this interview, she talks about her inspirations for her songs and her mission with Overall Buddies.
Website:  www.overallbuddies.com
Facebook:  www.facebook/overallbhttps://www.facebook.com/overallbuddies/?modal=admin_todo_uddies.com
You Tube:  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUhPF7Z9h4Dyle7-QWgnZ1w 
Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/overallbuddies/ 
Spotify:  https://open.spotify.com/artist/7lbJ0Jj14z3gmfVfUuyAFh 
Twitter:  https://twitter.com/OverallBuddies?lang=en
CD baby:   https://store.cdbaby.com/cd/overallbuddies2 
 
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Guillermo Rosas and The Florence Community Theater

Guillermo Rosas is a local actor, director and board member at the Florence Theater in Omaha and is in leadership at the Theatre Arts Guild.  Guillermo is a very humble, immensely talented, and gracious person, and we are so glad he decided to spend the afternoon talking with us.  Please welcome Guillermo Rosas!  
The Florence Community Theatre, home of The Florentine Players, is located in Florence, North Omaha, at the Florence City Hall at 2864 State Street.  It is a great place to visit for a show, you’ll not want to miss it!  
Their website is www.florencetheater.org
Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/FlorentinePlayers/
Twitter:  https://twitter.com/florenceplayers
Instagram: https:  instagram.com/theflorentineplayersomaha?igshid=tb06qi70u5s5  
The Bellevue Little Theatre, which was nominated by the OEAA for best comedy for Baskerville, can be found at http://bellevuelittletheatre.weebly.com/
Guillermo has also been a part of Big Canvas www.bigcanvasne.com
and The Backline:  www.backlinecomedy.com 
 
The Omaha Entertainment Actors Awards are located at: https://oea-awards.org/
 
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Music is used with permission by Screaming Skull Productions. www.jollyrogerskc.com
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Self Expressions Art Gallery with Honey Lynn Larson-Self and Terry Hager

You will both laugh and be touched during this podcast!  The Platte River Bard visits the Self Expressions Gallery in the historic downtown of Nebraska City, Nebraska.  We visit with Honey Lynn Larson-Self, who is the new Owner and also contributing Artist at the five-room Gallery, as well as Terry Hager, who is one of the 30+ Artists who feature their work there.
Honey Lynn Larson-Self has been an avid self-taught painter and creative person all of her life. At the age of 11, she earned a grand champion purple ribbon at the Cass County Fair with one of her painted saws, but wasn’t able to take it to State because she had to be 12 years old to do so.   She most recently owned Honey’s Artwork Studio Bee in Nebraska City, which gave group painting lessons, and has now incorporated those painting lessons into the Self Expressions Gallery.  Please check the website below for all of the Gallery's events.
Terry Hager is an award winning painter from Fargo, North Dakota, and an US Veteran.  He originally studied architecture and soon found that he was drawn to change his degree to a BA in Arts from the North Dakota State University.  He was a Teaching Assistant at UNL where he received his Masters degree.  He has taught Art at UNL, North Dakota State University, and also privately.  
For all of the teachers at our schools, please be sure to listen, because there is an opportunity to work with Self Expressions Gallery to feature art from your kids.  The Gallery wants to cultivate art with the kids as well as adults, so you won't want to miss this discussion.
Both Honey Lynn and Terry’s warm demeanor and sense of humor made them fantastic guests on the Platte River Bard, and we thank them for taking the time to share with us.
The Self Expressions Gallery is located at 713 Central Avenue, Nebraska City, NE.  402-209-0463. 
Website:  www.selfexpressionsgallery.com
Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/selfexpressionsgallery/ 
Instagram: selfexpressionsgallery
Twitter:  #selfexpressionsgallery
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Introducing The Platte River Bard Podcast - Meet your hosts

Get to know your hosts a little, and find out why The Platte River Bard came to fruition. 
Chris Berger is part of the singing pirate group, The Jolly Rogers, The Original Singing Pirates of the Midwest.  
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Hannah Sophia Segura - Musical Director, Book Illustrator, Cosplay, and the Love of Loki

Hannah Sophia Segura is an up and coming actress, director and children's book illustrator.  We discuss her latest project as the Musical Director for Seussical, Jr showing at YAAL (Youth Actors Academy of Lincoln), and her recent children's book which she illustrated, "What's going down in Prairie Dog Town."  Hannah's favorite past time not only includes theatre, graphic arts and illustration, but also her passion for cosplay, which you may see her in costume as Loki from time to time.
Hannah's contact information: 
Website:  www.hannahsegura.com
Books: What's Going Down in Prairie Dog Town can be purchased on Amazon: 
https://www.amazon.com/Whats-Going-Down-Prairie-Town/dp/1684017726/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=what%27s+going+down+on+prairie+dog+town&qid=1570681359&sr=8-1 
For her other books see:  https://hannahsophiasegura.weebly.com/illustration.html 
 
YAAL (Youth Actors Academy of Lincoln):  www.yaal.org
1233 Libra Drive, Lincoln, Nebraska
Seussical, Jr opens at YAAL October 10-13th
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Eagle Hollow Haunts - Nebraska's Premiere Scream Park

We spoke with Dawn at Eagle Hollow Haunts in Eagle Nebraska to find out what this haunting season has in store.  We surprisingly found an entire subculture of haunting fans, and a partnership between haunts all over the country.  The Eagle Hollow Haunts is a long-standing immersive interaction with each person who enters the haunt, and is amazing fall fun!
Dawn has an unending amount of energy and passion for building haunted houses, characters and sets.  Dawn, Shane, and one of the owners Rebecca, welcomed us into the Haunt and we had a fantastic time!  All of the people at Eagle Hollow Haunts are part of a welcoming environment and work together to bring their customers the best haunt experience.  The Haunts will scare you, but they won't overscare you!  This is definitely worth the drive out for a fun-filled October evening. Eagle Hollow Haunts is open in October, as well as the day after Halloween. Don't miss this gem located outside of Lincoln, Nebraska, which was voted Nebraska's Scariest Haunt of 2019 by Travel Noir!
Eagle Hollow Haunts Contact Information: 
Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/Eagle-Hollow-Haunts-131703111145/
Instagram:  EagleHollowHaunts
Hashtags:  #eaglehollowhaunt
Twitter:  @eaglehollowhnts
Twitter hashtags: #EHH2019 #eaglehollowhaunts
Email:  eaglehollowhaunts@gmail.com
Phone:  402-606-1031
Website:  www.eaglehollowhaunts.com
Address:  617 238th Street, Eagle Nebraska
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