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Mary McGloin: 5 Things I Wish Someone Told Me When I First Became A Filmmaker
An Interview With Susan Johnston Don’t be afraid to follow the path laid out before you. — It is most likely not going to look anything like you expect it to. The key is to know where you want to go and take the opportunities...
Catalyst Creator Spotlight
Meet Mary McGloin, a creator originally from California, now living the New York dream!
Rising Star Mary McGloin of Goodly Rotten Apple Productions On The Five Things You Need To Shine In The Entertainment Industry
Never stop learning. An actor’s training is never done. You’re always going to be taking acting classes, improv classes, dance classes, or learning new skills like guitar, singing or circus arts. Figure out stuff that you’re interested in learning, and then learn those skills. It’ll make you a happier person, too.
THE MEDIA FUTURISTS PODCAST: Tech Bettys – Mary McGloin
“I think once people observe something as a viewer…you’re able to sort of step away and see ‘I see this behavior now, and I do have this behavior at work.’”
– Mary McGloin
San Francisco Theatre Pub Interview by Ashley Cowan
In an already exciting season for Custom Made Theatre Co., I recently had the opportunity to see their latest production of How The World Began and not to get into “review territory” but I thought it was fantastic. Aside from catching Theater Pub’s February contribution, I sadly haven’t been up for a lot of theatrical viewings these days.
NYTHEATRE.COM Q&A PREVIEW BY MARY MCGLOIN
Theatre is a communion with the artist and the audience. When it’s live it’s immediate. It’s intimate. It is urgent. It is necessary. And it is personal. People come to the theatre to be entertained, moved, laugh, cry, and reflect upon or forget about the troubles of their daily lives.
WBAI’s Radio Building Bridges: Your Community & Labor Report
Thursday, March 8, 2012, 6 AM – 7 AM EST, over 99.5 FM An International Working Women’s Day Special by Mimi Rosenberg “The Diminished Fifth” Discussion and Readings from a new play about 5 distinguished womenwho were Blacklisted during the McCarthy era and its...
Regards to Broadway Show #45
Interview for The Theatre Project’s production of Proof by David Auburn at CAFE Arts in San Francisco 2004