Allyssa Blair's guest appearances

Allyssa Blair

Arts Weekly

Rebecca Rogers

Christina Rice

Tim Johnson

Karen Brown

Kelly Thomas

Joel Brown

Jessye Norman

Richard Justice

Laura Butler

Karen Gordon

Travis Shaw

Jason Craig

Jan Hodges

Robin Johnson

Patricia Walsh

OwlTail

Mark Swanson

"Listen this week to meet Allyssa Blair with the Augusta Mini Theatre taking about the Mini Theatre Show  “All God’s Children Got Guns” (Truth or Myth).Next week-end is the last show and the only date left is Sunday February 16 at 3PM.  This is a great show to see with your children, sparking a conversation About guns for days after. The Mini Theatre programs a January/February show dedicated to the legacy of Martin Luther King, Jr and Black History Month. Next on the Show this week is Mark Swanson to talk about his play ‘A Scythe of Time’ presented at the Maxwell Theatre by Theater Aug.  This play, inspired by two stories by Edgar Allan Poe is “a dark and delectable little comedy.  A ghoulishly prankish satire set in Victorian London..”” –The New York TimesThe show earned many awards at the New York Musical Festival  and now you can see it in Augusta February 13-16.More details on these shows and everything discussed on the podcast can be found on our arts calendar on our website Events.Augustaarts.comGet out there and have some fun in Augusta!"Brenda

"Listen this week to meet Allyssa Blair with the Augusta Mini Theatre taking about the Mini Theatre Show “All God’s Children Got Guns” (Truth or Myth). Next week-end is the last show and the only date left is Sunday February 16 at 3PM. This is a great show to see with your children, sparking a conversation About guns for days after. The Mini Theatre programs a January/February show dedicated to the legacy of Martin Luther King, Jr and Black History Month. Next on the Show this week is Mark Swanson to talk about his play ‘A Scythe of Time’ presented at the Maxwell Theatre by Theater Aug. This play, inspired by two stories by Edgar Allan Poe is “a dark and delectable little comedy. A ghoulishly prankish satire set in Victorian London..”” –The New York Times The show earned many awards at the New York Musical Festival and now you can see it in Augusta February 13-16. More details on these shows and everything discussed on the podcast can be found on our arts calendar on our website <a href="http://Events.Augustaarts.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Events.Augustaarts.com</a> Get out there and have some fun in Augusta!" Brenda

ARTS WEEKLY with Mark Swanson & Allyssa Blair