Lorcan Otway's guest appearances

Lorcan Otway

Rainbow Soul 

The Paul Leslie Hour

The Manhattan Sideways Podcast

Sal Scognamillo

Lukas Nelson

Adam Carolla

Willie Nelson

Michael McDonald

Paula Cole

Jared Freid

Seth Godin

Don McLean

Gretchen Peters

Paul Williams

Thomas Paine

Larry King

Chris Walters

Lee Stewart

OwlTail

#754 - Lorcan Otway The Lorcan Otway Interview is featured on The Paul Leslie Hour.  What we have on today’s voyage is Paul E. Leslie’s interview with Lorcan Otway, who was described by The New York Times as “a courtly polymath.” Lorcan Otway is a New York City theatre owner, museum curator, and bartender. He gives a very interesting interview to Paul Leslie. Mr. Otway is the caretaker and spokesman for Theatre 80, located at 80 St. Marks Place in New York.  If you can help The Paul Leslie Hour, you’d be in a selective company of really dandy folks. No amount is too little, too medium or too great. Just go to www.thepaulleslie.com/support and we thank you  A man with a name like Lorcan Otway waits for no one! Let’s hear what was said! The Paul Leslie Hour - Helping People Tell Their Stories is a talk show with new episodes every Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Some of the most iconic people of all time drop in to chat. Frequent topics include Arts, Entertainment and Culture. This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

<h1>#754 - Lorcan Otway</h1> The Lorcan Otway Interview is featured on The Paul Leslie Hour. What we have on today’s voyage is Paul E. Leslie’s interview with Lorcan Otway, who was described by The New York Times as “a courtly polymath.” Lorcan Otway is a New York City theatre owner, museum curator, and bartender. He gives a very interesting interview to Paul Leslie. Mr. Otway is the caretaker and spokesman for Theatre 80, located at 80 St. Marks Place in New York. If you can help The Paul Leslie Hour, you’d be in a selective company of really dandy folks. No amount is too little, too medium or too great. Just go to <a href="http://www.thepaulleslie.com/support" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.thepaulleslie.com/support</a> and we thank you A man with a name like Lorcan Otway waits for no one! Let’s hear what was said! The Paul Leslie Hour - Helping People Tell Their Stories is a talk show with new episodes every Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Some of the most iconic people of all time drop in to chat. Frequent topics include Arts, Entertainment and Culture. This podcast is powered by <a href="https://pinecast.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Pinecast</a>.

#754 - Lorcan Otway

Host Deardra Shuler invited Lorcan Otway, owner/director of St Marks Theatre 80, located at 80 St Mark’s Place in NYC.  Mr Otway will discuss the recent play presented by the Negro Ensemble Co, "Grandma's Quilt, starring Karen A. Brown. The influence the Coronavirus has on the theater community. What both the Broadway and off-Broadway Theater Alliances are doing to protect its people, actors, audience and much more.Theatre 80 St Marks is an historic theater also known as "the jewel of Off-Broadway"  built in 1964.  It was built in a former speakeasy and jazz club where Frank Sinatra and Edward Albee began their careers.  This Lower East Side landmark is one of the city’s oldest revival theaters. It was designed by its late owner Howard Otway and his son Lorcan Otway.  "You're A Good Man Charlie Brown" opened at the theater in 1967, launching the careers of Bob Balaban, Gary Burghoff and one of the ushers, Billy Crystal.From 1970 - 1994 it was central in the third wave of classical film revival houses. The theater was leased out for live theater and managed by the Otway family trust upon the death of Howard Otway.  The theater is now run by his son, Lorcan Otway. The Theater's Walk of the Stars has signatures of a large number of stars from Gloria Swanson, Myrna Loy and Joan Crawford, to Alan Cumming and Gary Burghoff. Recently "Late Night" with Jonathan Lithgow, Mindy Kaling and Emma Thompson was filmed there.The Coronavirus is spreading so rapidly that industries are forced to temporarily shut down until the issue of how to handle the virus is dealt with. Lorcan Otway will talk about what the entertainment industry is doing, at least temporarily, to stem the spread of the disease.

Host Deardra Shuler invited Lorcan Otway, owner/director of St Marks Theatre 80, located at 80 St Mark’s Place in NYC.  Mr Otway will discuss the recent play presented by the Negro Ensemble Co, "Grandma's Quilt, starring Karen A. Brown. The influence the Coronavirus has on the theater community. What both the Broadway and off-Broadway Theater Alliances are doing to protect its people, actors, audience and much more. Theatre 80 St Marks is an historic theater also known as "the jewel of Off-Broadway"  built in 1964.  It was built in a former speakeasy and jazz club where Frank Sinatra and Edward Albee began their careers.  This Lower East Side landmark is one of the city’s oldest revival theaters. It was designed by its late owner Howard Otway and his son Lorcan Otway.  "You're A Good Man Charlie Brown" opened at the theater in 1967, launching the careers of Bob Balaban, Gary Burghoff and one of the ushers, Billy Crystal. From 1970 - 1994 it was central in the third wave of classical film revival houses. The theater was leased out for live theater and managed by the Otway family trust upon the death of Howard Otway.  The theater is now run by his son, Lorcan Otway. The Theater's Walk of the Stars has signatures of a large number of stars from Gloria Swanson, Myrna Loy and Joan Crawford, to Alan Cumming and Gary Burghoff.  Recently "Late Night" with Jonathan Lithgow, Mindy Kaling and Emma Thompson was filmed there. The Coronavirus is spreading so rapidly that industries are forced to temporarily shut down until the issue of how to handle the virus is dealt with. Lorcan Otway will talk about what the entertainment industry is doing, at least temporarily, to stem the spread of the disease.

Topically Yours - Lorcan Otway, Owner of St Marks Theatre 80

William Barnacle

On this episode, Ellie speaks to Lorcan Otway of William Barnacle Tavern, Theatre 80, and the Museum of the American Gangster -- all of which are connected and housed in the historic buildings at 80 St. Mark's. Lorcan discusses the "mobbed-up" past of the building as well as its deeper origins in New Amsterdam, and then goes on to share his perspectives on how New York is changing today and the role he hopes to play in the city's evolution. And -- of course -- Lorcan's story wouldn't be complete without an introduction to the building's resident ghost, Gia.

On this episode, Ellie speaks to Lorcan Otway of William Barnacle Tavern, Theatre 80, and the Museum of the American Gangster -- all of which are connected and housed in the historic buildings at 80 St. Mark's. Lorcan discusses the "mobbed-up" past of the building as well as its deeper origins in New Amsterdam, and then goes on to share his perspectives on how New York is changing today and the role he hopes to play in the city's evolution. And -- of course -- Lorcan's story wouldn't be complete without an introduction to the building's resident ghost, Gia.

Episode 29: Lorcan Otway, 80 St. Mark's (William Barnacle Tavern, Theatre 80, and the Museum of the American Gangster)