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Kate Scuffle welcomes Lehigh Valley native actor Ric Stoneback to talk about not only his extensive professional repertoire, but also his newest local performance in Northampton Community College Summer Theatre’s upcoming production of Something Rotten.

Kate Scuffle welcomes Dennis Razze from the Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival to talk about the return to live, indoor performances for the 2022 season which includes a cherished romantic comedy by William Shakespeare, a Pulitzer Prize- and Tony Award-winning drama by August Wilson, an iconic 20th-century musical, and much, much more.

Kate Scuffle welcomes Hollis Ashby from the Williams Center for the Arts to talk about their 2022-23 season and its many offerings, from acrobatics to chamber music, world stage performances and jazz.

Find out what’s new, what’s back, what’s cooking and who’s playing at Musikfest 2022! Join Kate Scuffle as she talks with ArtsQuest’s own Patrick Brogan about the nation’s largest free music festival, returning for its 39th year with new locations, experiences, bands, and of course – food!

Kate Scuffle welcomes Touchstone Theatre's Emma Ackerman and Chris Egging for a conversation about their original two-person performance, "Games We Play," running from Feb. 16-26.

On this special holiday episode, the actors of Selkie Theatre wrap you in the lovely, loving magic of Welsh poet and writer Dylan Thomas's "A Child's Christmas in Wales."

Kate Scuffle welcomes JP Jordan and Mary Wright from Touchstone Theatre to talk about Festival UnBound, which will be bringing culture, conversation, and community together in the Lehigh Valley from Sept. 28-Oct. 2.

Kate Scuffle welcomes Anne Lewis and Paris Crayton III from DeSales University to talk about their upcoming performance of A Civil War Christmas by Pulitzer Prize-winner Paula Vogel.

On this special episode, Kate Scuffle explores the 2025 conference centered around Lenape Culture at NCC with Chief Adam Waterbear DePaul and NCC's Kelly Allen.

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