The Truth About

Taking a journey to the city office, today's podcast episode will be about one of my family's fundraising charity shows from 2018, called "How to Succeed". I specifically wanted to talk about this show because I have no recollection of it ever happening. So join me as I try to remember everything that transpired.

All the things you could possibly imagine! We return to the Spring of 2017 to look at my Seussical production. In this specific product symbol, I discuss how one aspect of the show caused me to become agitated and have a breakdown. Not only that, but I discuss how being in a middle relationship contributed to me land a specific role in the program.

A cinematic documentary, AIDS, and unpaid bills. We fly again to New York City to discuss the 2017 production of "Rent." I relate my experience of how joining a high school group made me worry whether or not I could get a lead, but also how my confidence wasn't at its peak when playing such a difficult role at such a young age.

In this sparklejollytwinklejingley episode, we fly to New York City to unwrap my two previous productions of Elf. I talk about the experience as a whole, as well as the fundamental distinctions between the two; from playing a son to playing a father, a lot changes.

"Bah humbug!" Welcome to the first of three Christmas-themed podcast episodes! Today we begin with my first production at Plaza, Scrooge, in which I performed a range of characters ranging from Peter Cratchit to Tiny Tim. I also discuss some bizarre events that occurred while filming this show.

Three ghosts will haunt you. But on today's episode, we'll be plagued by two horrible performances of "A Christmas Carol" that I did within two years of each other. I discuss my overall experience with the show as well as the things that made the show terrible in general.

It's time to turn to page 1 of your pink Harvard Law School textbooks. Today's episode delves into one of my earliest shows, Legally Blonde, where I was challenged to three individual characters for the first time. Throughout the episode, I also explain the problems I experienced and the friends I may or may not have gotten along with.

Hello everyone, I apologize for the three-month break on the show. Today, I'll be discussing where I've been over the last few months and what to expect for the show's future.

I'm like to move it, move it. From the Central Park Zoo to the safari islands. I discuss with you guys today the first time I had to fill in for a cast member on a performance that I had to study in two days,  I also share the show's most bizarre wardrobe change and experience.

Today's episode takes us to the supercalifragilisticexpialidocious city of London to discuss what I consider to be the worst theatre performance I've ever been a part of, my 2018 YMCA summer camp production of Mary Poppins.

Take the S.S. American to Stagelight for my second performance of Anything Goes. This show had its ups and downs from rehearsals to opening night. Why am I unwilling to do this particular show again? Find out in today's episode.

From unpleasant cast members to fresh backstage experiences, we travel to Greece and discuss my stage crew experience with my high school's production of Mamma Mia!

Was it actually a "tale as old as time" for the 2015 Beauty and the Beast play in which I took part in middle school? With loud cast members and harsh teachers making the entire experience forgettable, I recall the moments that stood out to me and share some backstage tea.

"The Truth About" is my second official podcast. Today I'll just tell you what to expect on this particular episode, what I'll be talking about, and why. If you enjoy musicals and theater, this is definitely the podcast for you! I'll be going back through my previous productions and revealing all of the juicy information about the highs and lows that stuck out. I hope you lik...