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Andy Katzung, Michael DallaValle, Philip Skretvedt, and Katy McGrath of Wonderful Wonderful (unfortunately Justina Cegelski, Courtney Chesher, Chad Divine, Ali Fisch, John Gebretatose and Ingrid Nuttall couldn’t join us) divulge the identities of secret service personnel in what is surely worse than any wiki-leak.
They talk about how they have evolved from a Brave New Workshop house team into their most recent form; It’s a Wonderful Wonderful Life. They had to figure out how to suddenly have a player-coach (they keep it as democratic as possible) and whether or not to hold auditions to add cast members (they ended up just adding the two people everyone wanted to join in the first place). They also discuss how their La Ronde is a good form to introduce their relationship-based, character-driven scenes, and how how their form allows them to alter characters that they aren’t fully satisfied with.
In a new segment, Philip’s corner, we find out that Philip Skretvedt thinks Philip Simondet is aloof.
Also, we find out that the only thing that can save us from level 4 super hemorrhoids is fecal Jesus.

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