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JOIN OUR PATREON TO HELP KEEP BTC ON THE AIRSHOWS: Pump Boys and Dinettes, Steel Pier, CurtainsYes, she's Everybody's Girl but today she is all ours! Tony and Emmy Award-winning actress Debra Monk joins the boys to look at her incredible career which includes the Broadway productions of Pump Boys and Dinettes, Prelude to a Kiss, Redwood Curtain, Company (1996), Steel Pier, Curtains, and so many more!Debra pulls back the curtain on her career to discuss how she discovered the meaning of "blocking," what it was like trading dirty jokes with Fred Ebb, and why she made her Broadway debut without an agent!Also, Debra shines the spotlight on Scott Ellis, Stephen Sondheim, and John Kander! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

<a href="http://bit.ly/2i7nWC4" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">JOIN OUR PATREON TO HELP KEEP BTC ON THE AIR</a> SHOWS: Pump Boys and Dinettes, Steel Pier, Curtains Yes, she's Everybody's Girl but today she is all ours! Tony and Emmy Award-winning actress Debra Monk joins the boys to look at her incredible career which includes the Broadway productions of Pump Boys and Dinettes, Prelude to a Kiss, Redwood Curtain, Company (1996), Steel Pier, Curtains, and so many more! Debra pulls back the curtain on her career to discuss how she discovered the meaning of "blocking," what it was like trading dirty jokes with Fred Ebb, and why she made her Broadway debut without an agent! Also, Debra shines the spotlight on Scott Ellis, Stephen Sondheim, and John Kander! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="https://megaphone.fm/adchoices" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">megaphone.fm/adchoices</a>

#260 DEBRA MONK, Actress

The Wright State Guardian's Nick BenVenuto, Clare O'Toole and Holly Hulett learn the duties and responsibilities of being Wright State University's Title IX Coordinator and Equity Investigator from Ms. Debra Monk. The group also learns more about Debra's prior work history at the University of Dayton as Debra describes her passion for Title IX. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/raiderreport/support

The Wright State Guardian's Nick BenVenuto, Clare O'Toole and Holly Hulett learn the duties and responsibilities of being Wright State University's Title IX Coordinator and Equity Investigator from Ms. Debra Monk. The group also learns more about Debra's prior work history at the University of Dayton as Debra describes her passion for Title IX. --- Support this podcast: <a href="https://anchor.fm/raiderreport/support" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/raiderreport/support</a>

Raider Report V2, EP17: Debra Monk WSU's Title IX Coordinator and Equity Investigator

Actress Debra Monk, winner of a Tony Award in 1993 for Redwood Curtain, talks about her six year journey through the development of the musical Curtains, and passionately reflects on the things she learned from the legendary team of Kander and Ebb on both Curtains and Steel Pier; recalls how she came to create both Pump Boys And Dinettes and Oil City Symphony, and why she worried that she'd never be seen as anything but a country singer after the success of the first show; ponders what prompted Lanford Wilson to write a role specifically for her in the drama Redwood Curtain; and discusses her experiences on two Sondheim shows -- the first Broadway revival of Company and the original Off-Broadway premiere of Assassins.

Debra Monk (#163) August, 2007

Actress Debra Monk talks about her six year journey through the development of the musical "Curtains", and passionately reflects on the things she learned from the legendary team of Kander and Ebb on both "Curtains" and "Steel Pier"; recalls how she came to create both "Pump Boys And Dinettes" and "Oil City Symphony", and why she worried that she'd never be seen as anything but a country singer after the success of the first show; ponders what prompted Lanford Wilson to write a role specifically for her in the drama "Redwood Curtain"; and discusses her experiences on two Sondheim shows -- the first Broadway revival of "Company" and the original Off-Broadway premiere of "Assassins". Original air date – August 10, 2007.