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[0:27]..." Tom Williams interviews Paul Selena. From animal crackers now playing at the Goodman -- Also we have Chicago's theater news or use them at -- ready and let's talk future. "...

[0:58]..." Chicago's inner view podcast. Our guest this week is from the fabulous Goodman production. Of animal crackers he is. A -- director he's the man who put together a lot of the great comic bits "...

[24:59]..." Absolutely in the Goodman theater was out of this world now want in the pre production that I have apple prop. I have that all of "...

[0:56]..." date is Henry good deeds who is the resident artistic associate -- Goodman. He also teaches at northwestern where he's an associate professor and he's one of the co founding directors of -- true -- so welcomed -- Q I got more detection -- perfect and the talent and it is that -- is that it lets. I want to talk to you today account. First of all the lovely production of balloons for the disenchanted. Because it which is playing now act Goodman theatre. And then maybe more broadly. What you called before our -- culturally centered the other. Which I think it's very interesting "...

[7:43]..." And it's because Eddie and I we're and that. Play at the Goodman called the rover. Which is this much cooler kind of play. And there was another Latino actor and that production. In an "...

[14:30]..." deserve to be represented at -- institute at the symphony at the Goodman. And it -- of contemporary art whatever you know. "...

[13:29]..." error. And it runs to. Probably well into may. And it's at Goodman theater just go to the Goodman website you get -- for. This. Worked. So -- local and judges in the way and yet it's one of our better "...

[0:27]..." have an interview with Regina Taylor from magnolia. Now playing at the Goodman theatre. "...

[1:03]..." play right very famous actor. At her new Sharaud magnolia opened at Goodman theatre. And which well tell us about -- "...

[1:05]..." Chicago's. Interview podcast this is Tom Williams and -- here at the Goodman theater and I have the honor. Of speaking today with Robert falls who is the artistic director to Goodman theater and he is in my opinion one of the great directors in America. Welcome I appreciate that Tom thank you very "...

[2:24]..." was playwright he knew I was from Chicago he -- from the Goodman and he wanted to tell me that it was David mamet that it inspired him to start writing plays. And did I "...

[3:43]..." ended up to Manhattan theater club which is a nonprofit theater like Goodman. And Connor recommended me is the director really thought I'd be terrific director for this piece -- sent -- play and indeed. "...

[0:59]..." And today and talking to Robert falls who is the artistic director Goodman and Craig Allen founding director of the new futurists. And we're here to talk about the -- festival and it couldn't which "...

[46:47]..." about this festival I was in town. I I knew that the Goodman was a Tony award winning our resident theater. I paid my money to see Eugene O'Neill play. And and boy is high "...

[49:42]..." That Goodman theater has announced their 20092010. Season in the season also includes that 32 annual production of the holiday favorite at Christmas Carol "...

[31:28]..." in Chicago's. In your view podcast our special guest today from the Goodman theater is rock Scholl for. -- chauffeur. Is the executive director at the Goodman theater he has worked at the Goodman since 1973 -- collaboration with Robert falls -- 1986. He has supervised the production of more than 300 place including more than a 110 world or American -- Mr. Scholl for instituted the -- annual production of a christmas Carol. Which has become a Chicago holiday tradition for the past 27 years. During his leadership the Goodman has received numerous local and national war. For excellence including the Tony award for outstanding regional theater. In 23 tying magazine named. The good -- as the best regional theater in the United States mr. -- has negotiated the presentation of Goodman productions in New York Los Angeles. London Dublin terrorists and many other cities he was responsible for coordinating the design development and construction of the new Goodman theater facility. Mr. -- for has served as chairman of the American arts alliance a national -- had a good missy. Organization "...

[0:44]..." Yes I am talking about who CEO and executive director of the Goodman theater. Rock shelf where. Yes ladies and gentlemen you heard me right we have an interview with rock -- on today show. "...

[8:50]..." explore the moral and ethical framework that defined his Chicago -- The Goodman was the birthplace of polite and feeder a unique work for the stage that Ebert wrote when he was young man. And it is only deepened and become more poignant overtime. That quote is from the artistic director in the present director of a life in the theater Robert ball yours my rear -- owed to the theaters in this county passing of the man. -- Goodman theater under Gregory Mosher helped launch David mamet as a serious playwright. In the 1977 production of light and features Mike and as Bob and Joe monks -- here and was the second man network premiered by the Goodman theater. This work is an apt peace to anchor of the Goodman's mammoth festival now in progress at the theater which runs for the next seven weeks. Director Robert falls production of a life "...

[1:16]..." first thing we're going to talk about the Latino festival at the Goodman theater. And I have to start out with. Your tremendous production that you directed of Esperanza rising thank you very much tell us a little about that show because it's it's. I co venture with that Chicago's children's theater it is absolutely it's actually Chicago children's theater production. And it sort of an association with the Goodman. We very much wanted it to be part of the Latino theater festival. And yet because of the confines of the festival "...

[5:16]..." On it. And it's a privilege to have the machine of the Goodman theater behind me and so that helps a -- and because. You know I travel around go to Spain in central South "...

[10:12]..." but he has faith. The schedule if you go to the the Goodman's website. The schedule was right on there that's right it is show by show and for the entire fast or good I'm "...

[1:07]..." productions here in Chicago who has a new world premiere at the Goodman theatre say hello to Britain have you. They have men -- him. Tell us about. Gas for less and by the way "...

[8:33]..." early on right when it it got up picked up by the Goodman and does the son of the guy who owns the station saw the article. And contacted the theater and said hey that "...

[12:09]..." I am I am totally real interest so it is at the Goodman -- in the Owen theater. It so opens on June 2 floor about a month run right. And at some of the "...

[4:02]..." for those of you out there who really want to see the Goodman theaters christmas Carol. -- want a new ticket program is in place starting daily at 10 o'clock in the morning all of the remaining tickets for the mezzanine -- will be available for half price and Goodman theatre dot toward. After he was put in the promo code name is ticks that's in the EZ Z._T. IX during the "...

[0:23]..." interview with Jonathan Weiner who is currently planning Ebenezer Scrooge in the Goodman theaters at christmas Carol you don't want to miss his interview with Tom Williams. Also we have an audio review on the "...

[5:44]..." a review of a christmas Carol I Charles dickens' and a the Goodman theater. "...

[0:28]..." she'll be talking to Tom Williams about trip to bountiful at the Goodman theater. Also we have Chicago's theater news for you so get ready Chicago. And let's talk theater. In. "...

[21:41]..." it would be like -- if there were cameras here at the Goodman. That it's. There had to be a child. "...

[25:55]..." back in Chicago to snuff. And I I've. We're working that the Goodman's going to be a treat it's the first time I've worked it is they really it's of beauty this theater isn't that "...