Recorded Monday August 11th. Scott and Chris appear to be under the weather. It is getting towards the end of a long summer and exhaustion is audible. Chris and Scott talk about Rumors. The Shakespeare Project picks a show. Here's a hint- you won't need a kilt, but daggers will do. Enjoy . . . hopefully. Comment. www.fortpecktheatre.org

Recorded after the August 1st Performance of Jesus Christ Superstar. Chris and Scott tackle the Bard . . . kind of. An exciting proposal. Fort Peck Trivia. How to play the Messiah. Blake and Steve do Hip/hop. Our boy Floyd. All that and more in this episode of the Fort Peck Theatre Podcast. Enjoy. Comment. Tell A Friend. www.fortpecktheatre.org

Recorded just before tech week for Jesus Christ Superstar. Scott and Chris talk about what makes a show controversial. Oh, and Chris has a dog. If you are going to be at this meeting you should really make coffee. Enjoy. Comment. Tell a friend. www.fortpecktheatre.org

To change or not to change? Is change good? Do these shoes make me look fat? Who do those cookies belong to? Scott and Chris talk about why changes are made in shows, and who has the right. Recorded July 4th. Once Upon A Mattress opens. Comments welcome. Please. Come on. Do it.

Scott and Chris recap the Tony's, talk about what's wrong with Broadway, why Chris dislikes Mandy Patinkin, and why rural theatre is important. Recorded June 22. Blake recorded and engineered. Please comment and let us know what you think. www.fortpecktheatre.org Some of our friends; http://www.bigforksummerplayhouse.com/ http://www.portpolsonplayers.com/ http://www.virginiacityplayers.com/ http://www.breweryfollies.com/

In this episode, recorded June 13th, 2008, Scott and Chris make terrible predictions for the Tony Awards. They also talk Seuss. Thanks to KLTZ and Mix 93.5 for recording, and once again mix master Blake Bergeson engineers. www.fortpecktheatre.org www.tonyawards.com

Our first podcast. Originally recorded on May 29th, 2008. We discuss The Fort Peck Summer Theatre, our backgrounds, theatre in general, and some non sequiturs. Thanks to KLTZ and Mix 93.5 for the recording facilities and Blake Bergeson for engineering. visit the our website www.fortpecktheatre.org