From the moment he arrived in Buffalo, Chris Avery made a positive impression on theater managers, directors, and audiences alike. He sat down with Peter Palmisano on the latest installment of the ‘Off Road’ podcast.
The start of the theater season in Buffalo is always a joyous occasion, and this podcast presents the bonus of hearing from many of the major administrators behind the shows.
Well-known for his myriad roles throughout the WNY area, and equally well-liked, Christian Brandjes tells Peter a story of the pursuit of his dreams, his best-friend-bride, and a broad theatrical career.
Nick Stevens is one of the fastest rising young stars on the Buffalo theater scene. This week, he stopped by the ‘Off Road’ podcast to chat with Peter Palmisano about his acting career and his new role as a father.
Whenever the name of John Fredo is heard in connection with any production, be it a musical extravaganza or a deeply affecting drama, the knowledgeable audience member is assured that the show will be one of the highest quality. This week, Fredo stopped by the ‘Off Road’ podcast.
This week, Peter caught up with an old friend, actor Ian Lithgow. He shared what’s new in his post-acting life, including a career as a licensed family counselor.
If there’s one thing better than sitting down with a talented young actor to do an interview, it’s having two! Anna Fernandez and Leah Berst of “Ghost Brothers of Darkland County” stopped by this week to chat with Peter Palmisano.
Doug Weyand, an ensemble member of Road Less Traveled and marketing director of MusicalFare Theatre, took time out of his rehearsal schedule to chat with Peter Palmisano about all of his projects.
On this week’s podcast, Buffalo-based director Kyle LoConti sat down with Peter Palmisano to discuss the unconventional start to her career and everything that has since followed.
