From iconic stage roles, to cabaret and rock band performances, this performer is building a successful artistic career while also navigating an autoimmune disorder with grace. - “I would so much rather have tried and failed, or tried and not gotten to where I want to be, than to have never have tried.”

The Theatre Podcast with Alan Seales presents James Harkness. From dancing in high school in Texas, to evening dance classes in San Diego while in the Navy, this Broadway veteran shares his unexpected journey to Broadway, and how the "business kept finding him."

James Harkness is a Broadway veteran, as well as a best director nominee, and award winning choreographer, and a songwriter. He made his Broadway debut in AIDA in 2001, and has been on a roll ever since. He is currently starring as Paul

Fairly new to the spotlight, this breakout performer will follow up her turn as a Queen (SIX), with a role as a Princess (Frozen).

Doctors and EMT’s said they believe it was completely related to COVID-19 as there are a good number of cases with blood clots causing heart attacks. But my grandfather was never tested.

I hate running. At least that’s what I’ve told myself for years. But, in the immortal words of Janis Joplin, “You keep going and you don’t stop.” So I go.

Miguel was proof that humans are so incredibly multi-faceted, and capable of multitudes. We are driven by numerous passions, and we are fully capable of pursuing a myriad of paths at any one time.

Co-Creator, Actress, Writer and Production Assistant for “STUCK!”, a comedy series TV Pilot. Designed, launched, and maintained the website. STUCK! completed a successful festival tour from 2020-2022.

When my brother Samuel Edgerly landed the role of Tony Manero in "Saturday Night Fever" this summer at the Merry-Go-Round Playhouse, he only had a vague inkling of the family affair the experience would ultimately become.

The Auburn area has been home to the playhouse since 1958. And, coincidentally, our great-great-great-grandparents, Dennis and Bridget Sullivan, called Auburn home, as well. Only it was over 175 years earlier.