Earl Darrington's guest appearances

Earl Darrington

Hustle & Grace with Hilary Sutton

Narrow Way to Broadway 

Living in the Light with Laura Leigh

Quentin Earl Darrington

Kelsey Fowler

Kayla Grizzard

Allison Bailey

Alexandra Boylan

Ashley LaLonde

Emma VanDeVelde

Nona Jones

Daniel Pink

Austin Graff

Beth McCord

Rebekah Lyons

Shannon Miles

Morgan Harper Nichols

Kate Battistelli

OwlTail

We have a Broadway legend on the show today, friends! In today’s episode Quentin Earl Darrington shares his story of being loved by God and carrying that into everything he does and every story he tells. He shares how he has experienced the Lord through developing and bringing new characters to life in some of his most iconic Broadway roles.  Quentin brings truth and wisdom about what it means to humbly live out the love of Jesus - picking up your cross, dying to yourself, and following Christ.  Quentin Earl Darrington was most recently seen on Broadway as Agwe in the Tony Award winning revival of Once On This Island for which he earned a Grammy nomination. He made his Broadway debut in the Tony nominated revival of Ragtime, starring as Coalhouse Walker Jr. and was also seen as Old Deuteronomy in the Broadway revival of CATS, among many other roles!  At the end of the episode I dive into the humility of Jesus as we open the Word and walk through Philippians 2:3-11.  Subscribe to my newsletter HERE for weekly show notes!

We have a Broadway legend on the show today, friends! In today’s episode Quentin Earl Darrington shares his story of being loved by God and carrying that into everything he does and every story he tells. He shares how he has experienced the Lord through developing and bringing new characters to life in some of his most iconic Broadway roles.  Quentin brings truth and wisdom about what it means to humbly live out the love of Jesus - picking up your cross, dying to yourself, and following Christ.  Quentin Earl Darrington was most recently seen on Broadway as Agwe in the Tony Award winning revival of Once On This Island for which he earned a Grammy nomination. He made his Broadway debut in the Tony nominated revival of Ragtime, starring as Coalhouse Walker Jr. and was also seen as Old Deuteronomy in the Broadway revival of CATS, among many other roles!  At the end of the episode I dive into the humility of Jesus as we open the Word and walk through <a href="https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Philippians+2%3A3-11&amp;version=NIV" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Philippians 2:3-11</a>.  Subscribe to my newsletter <a href="https://view.flodesk.com/pages/5f31d7eb307c1600261f7a49" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">HERE</a> for weekly show notes!

Episode 8: More of Him, Less of Me with Quentin Earl Darrington

Join us as we interview Quentin Earl Darrington (CATS, Once on this Island, Ragtime BROADWAY) as we truly dive into the topics affecting the “hearts minds and homes of artists everywhere.” Please share this conversation with your brothers and sisters. Thanks for listening! Please subscribe and leave us a review! insta: @nwaybway--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast.  https://anchor.fm/appSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/narrow-way-to-broadway/support

Join us as we interview Quentin Earl Darrington (CATS, Once on this Island, Ragtime BROADWAY) as we truly dive into the topics affecting the “hearts minds and homes of artists everywhere.” Please share this conversation with your brothers and sisters.  Thanks for listening! Please subscribe and leave us a review! insta: @nwaybway --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. <a href="https://anchor.fm/app" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/app</a> Support this podcast: <a href="https://anchor.fm/narrow-way-to-broadway/support" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/narrow-way-to-broadway/support</a>

Episode 4: Quentin Earl Darrington on Representation, Standing Up, and Remaining Anonymous 

Quentin Earl Darrington made his Broadway debut in the 2010 Tony nominated revival of Ragtime, starring as Coalhouse Walker Jr. He also made his cabaret debut with New York's Broadway by the Year series, “Songs of 1927,” and his solo concert debut with “QED, Chapter 1: Verse 1.” He is workshopping two new personal projects entitled “That’s Life” and “The Summer of 91.” In 2016 he starred as “Old Deuteronomy” in the Broadway classic, CATS and currently you can see him in the Tony-winning revival of Once On This Island playing “Agwe, the God of Water.” Quentin joined Hilary on the final episode of season 1 to share his journey to Broadway, his transformational approach to performing and criticism, and the metaphor that he uses to keep his own life and work in check. Episode Highlights “It’s even sad to hear when people in the industry, even other actors who all experience the same things, will negatively look at a show even if the show does have some points it needs to grow, the fact is that everyone is creating art and everyone is pouring their heart and soul into work and believing in it, even if it’s a show about a blade of grass. There’s always a redemptive property or idea that the actor or composer or writer is trying to get across to an audience. There is somebody or some people who need to hear it and who will hear it. Most work should be respected and given a chance, and if for nothing else at least for the effort it takes in creating what we create here on Broadway.” “Listen, when you find a place where you’re happy, when you find a place where people treat you with respect and love, where you can have fun and artistically grow, there is nothing better than that safe, fulfilling, positive environment.” “My job is to keep my life and my windows clean so that His light shines through me, and if I focus on that, I don’t have to worry about anything else. I’m good.” “The key to my “success” is to love people and to serve people.” “Wherever you find yourself as an artist, I believe there is a way for you to use your gift to uplift people and change people’s lives.” Connect with Hilary on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook.  This episode is sponsored by the Side Hustle Starter Kit.

Quentin Earl Darrington made his Broadway debut in the 2010 Tony nominated revival of Ragtime, starring as Coalhouse Walker Jr. He also made his cabaret debut with New York's Broadway by the Year series, “Songs of 1927,” and his solo concert debut with “QED, Chapter 1: Verse 1.” He is workshopping two new personal projects entitled “That’s Life” and “The Summer of 91.” In 2016 he starred as “Old Deuteronomy” in the Broadway classic, CATS and currently you can see him in the Tony-winning revival of Once On This Island playing “Agwe, the God of Water.” Quentin joined Hilary on the final episode of season 1 to share his journey to Broadway, his transformational approach to performing and criticism, and the metaphor that he uses to keep his own life and work in check. Episode Highlights “It’s even sad to hear when people in the industry, even other actors who all experience the same things, will negatively look at a show even if the show does have some points it needs to grow, the fact is that everyone is creating art and everyone is pouring their heart and soul into work and believing in it, even if it’s a show about a blade of grass. There’s always a redemptive property or idea that the actor or composer or writer is trying to get across to an audience. There is somebody or some people who need to hear it and who will hear it. Most work should be respected and given a chance, and if for nothing else at least for the effort it takes in creating what we create here on Broadway.” “Listen, when you find a place where you’re happy, when you find a place where people treat you with respect and love, where you can have fun and artistically grow, there is nothing better than that safe, fulfilling, positive environment.” “My job is to keep my life and my windows clean so that His light shines through me, and if I focus on that, I don’t have to worry about anything else. I’m good.” “The key to my “success” is to love people and to serve people.” “Wherever you find yourself as an artist, I believe there is a way for you to use your gift to uplift people and change people’s lives.” Connect with Hilary on <a href="http://twitter.com/hilarysutton" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Twitter</a>, <a href="http://instagram.com/hilary.sutton" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Instagram</a>, and <a href="http://facebook.com/hilarysutton" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Facebook</a>. This episode is sponsored by <a href="http://www.hilarysutton.com/store/side-hustle-starter-kit" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">the Side Hustle Starter Kit</a>.

Quentin Earl Darrington, Broadway Actor