Join Marya and Shaunda as they talk with Céline Rosenthal, director of The Public's upcoming adaptation of "Dial M for Murder," on stage Sept. 11–29 at the O'Reilly Theater. Rosenthal, a leader of queer theater, acclaimed director, and Tony Award-nominated producer, talks about their background in international nonprofit work, time spent as a New York City paramedic, and duct tape abilities – all in service of art.

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Join Marya and Shaunda as they sit with Josh Borenstein, former managing director of Long Wharf Theatre and professor at the David Geffen School of Drama at Yale, to discuss the delicate balance of fiscal responsibility in the arts. In this episode, Josh discusses strategies for maintaining financial health in a theater company, the importance of budgeting and financial planning, and how to sustain artistic integrity while ensuring economic stability. Gain insights into the practical aspects of theatre management, from fundraising and revenue streams to cost control and financial oversight. Perfect for anyone interested in the behind-the-scenes financial workings of a successful theatre.

Explore the intricate world of theater production with Pittsburgh Public Theater Director of Productions and Operations Monica Bowin, who brings insights into union roles, creative problem-solving, and the balance between art and fiscal responsibility. Discover how passion, collaboration, and dedication drive excellence in the arts.