THIS IS #1: Danville
After only hearing stories about Danville from Ryan, Trevor decides to take a trip to the Virginia town to see if Ryan’s perception of his hometown is the same as an outsider’s. Hosted by Ryan Barker...
View ArticleSNS #02: New Faces
A room full of strangers gather to eat a meal and share stories about encounters with new people and first impressions. Hosted by Andrew Terrance Kaberline Curated by Nik Aliye and Lani Fu Produced by...
View ArticleSOMETHING OLD, SOMETHING NEW #3: Let’s Look at the Oscars
Matt, Andrew, and Chelsea sit down and recap last week’s Oscar ceremony while contrasting it to the much maligned 1995 Oscars, all while trying to determine what exactly is needed to put on a good...
View ArticleSNS #03: I Used To Be Like That!?
CPT Ensemble members Julia Katz and Lani Fu share bold stories about events they were passionate about in their formative years. Hosted by Andrew Terrance Kaberline Curated by Nik Aliye and Lani Fu...
View ArticleGS_1.03: Now, Back to Your Scheduled Programming
The world’s last female robotics engineer is faced with a dilemma when her newest creation doesn’t behave the way it was programmed to. Produced by Julia Katz, Lani Fu, Chelsea Rugg, and Andrew...
View ArticleSNS #05: Matt Schott vs. The Police
Matthew Schott takes us through a journey of his run ins with the authorities, and Andrew gives the audience a challenge with this week’s toast. Hosted by Andrew Terrance Kaberline Curated by Nik Aliye...
View ArticleSNS #06: What Dreams Are Made Of
Chelsea Rugg reluctantly lets us sit on while she recalls a past performance that didn’t go quite as planned. First, Andrew chats with Chelsea about how uncomfortable the story makes her (00:20). Then,...
View ArticleSNS #07: Mother’s Day (Part One)
The Kaberline siblings all share stories about their dear mother, and prompt the listeners to share stories about their moms too! Featuring stories from Matthew Kaberline (1:50), Amanda Fain (12:40),...
View ArticleSNS #08: Mother’s Day (Part Two)
We continue the exploration of our wonderful mothers. Critical Point Ensemble members Ryan Barker (1:11), Jackie Mullen (4:37), and Trevor Scott (6:35) all share short memories of their moms. Hosted by...
View ArticleSNS #09: I’ve Made a Huge Mistake
Andrew does the show, for better or worse, in one take to highlight the mistakes we make. First, Addie Moreno takes us through an investigation of beauty between herself and an ex (3:33). Then Patrick...
View ArticleSNS #10: On Likability and Soulmates
High school best friends, Vanessa Bretas and Julia Katz, cover a lot of ground on this episode. First Julia takes us through a challenging young love interest (5:28). Then Vanessa bravely opens up...
View ArticleSNS #11: Shuffle Up and Deal
Sunday Night Supper heads to Atlantic City. Will Andrew live up to the picture he paints of himself as a poker semi-pro? Will Julia win a jackpot at the slots? More importantly, will our duo be able to...
View ArticleSNS #12: When Did I Get So Old?
Part one of our evening of stories with the cast and crew of When We Grow Up. In this installment, The cast looks at the moment in life when they realized they were adults. Their stories define what it...
View ArticleSNS #13: Riding in Cars with Boys
Part two of our evening of stories with the cast and crew of When We Grow Up. Continuing their quest to remember when they first felt like adults, a few of the male members of the cast recall coming of...
View ArticleHERE’S THE WORD #8: Body and Soul
We’ve reached the dog days of summer, and today’s poem reflects that. Matt delves into his favorite poem, B H Fairchild’s “Body and Soul,” looking at the impact of baseball in America, earning your...
View ArticleSNS #14: Why We’re Here
A look inside the Critical Point Theatre semi-annual meeting in beautiful Ocean City, Maryland. Subscribe to Sunday Night Supper on iTunes Before diving into the working weekend, the ensemble sat to...
View ArticleSNS #15: Fighting My Feelings
Straight from the west coast! This episode features two stories that explore tangible feelings (some universal and some unknown) and the ways that we respond to them. Subscribe to Sunday Night Supper...
View ArticleSNS #16: Insane in the Brain (Part One)
Part One of our sitdown with the founding members of Artilliers as they discuss moments of their lives where everything stopped being normal, and started being insane. Subscribe to Sunday Night Supper...
View ArticleSNS #17: Insane in the Brain (Part Two)
Part Two of our sitdown with the founding members of Artilliers. In this episode, they explore more moments of insanity, specifically the self-inflicted kind. Subscribe to Sunday Night Supper on iTunes...
View ArticleSNS #18: A STUDY ABROAD
This Sunday, we explore stories about picking yourself up and going somewhere different. Leila Goldstein (2:00) explores what she has learned living in a new culture, then Dylan Shirek (10:55) takes us...
View ArticleSNS #19: The Privilege Is Ours
In this episode, we sit down with our meal and talk about instances of our lives where we have encountered privilege. Subscribe to Sunday Night Supper on iTunes Torin Van Houten (2:45) takes us inside...
View ArticleSNS #20: Does Fandom Matter?
In our season finale, Andrew tries to determine the value of rooting passionately for a sports team, and takes us on a journey through Yankee Stadium with New York City Football Club. Subscribe to...
View ArticleSNS #21: CHRISTMAS SPECIAL
To celebrate the holidays, a short episode all about our crazy family traditions. Subscribe to Sunday Night Supper on iTunes Andrew takes us through the rebranding of his family’s Christmas traditions...
View ArticleBEST OF SUNDAY NIGHT SUPPER
A look back at some of our favorite courses from season one! Subscribe to Sunday Night Supper on iTunes Chelsea Rugg recalls a performance gone spectacularly wrong (01:33). Then, Jamila Reddy takes us...
View ArticleAn Introduction to Pastor Creedence Clearwater of the Revival Church
In anticipation of his podcast debut on Sunday, here’s a message from Pastor Creedence Clearwater himself, and a few words from his sound engineer, Don. Hello people of Beavertail, Pastor Creedence...
View ArticleSNS #22: Defining Love
In celebration of Valentine’s Day, stories that aim to define what exactly “love” is. Appetizer: I Want To Know What Love Is Andrew and Chelsea desperately try to find Valentine’s Day cards that...
View ArticleSNS #23: So Obsessed
This week, stories about obsessing over things in ways that may not be all that healthy. Appetizer: Show Me The Money Julia Katz gets caught up in the recent record breaking Powerball drawing, and buys...
View ArticleSiri, do you love me? – Dylan James Amick, Tuesday Thoughts
At the University of South Florida in 1968, there was one person every kid on campus wanted to meet: a transfer student they called the whistler. This student, Joe Engressia (Or Joybubbles, as he would...
View ArticleRe-Broadcast SNS: Does Fandom Matter?
In a re-broadcast, Andrew tries to determine the value of rooting passionately for a sports team, and takes us on a journey through Yankee Stadium with New York City Football Club. Episode features NEW...
View ArticleSNS #24: In Real Life
This week we focus on stories about the internet spilling over into our real world lives, with stories from some CPT ensemble members. Also, we preview the new play we’re currently working on and give...
View ArticleSNS #25: One Take
When you do something like that, you lose any and all control We continue our look at the consequences of internet use in real life, by talking with our wonderful guest Lance Diamond and reliving the...
View ArticleSNS: Mother’s Day, Revisited
“I knew my Mom was a very strong woman, but, I’m floored by how strong she really had to be to give birth three times.”- Amanda Fain We revisit last year’s Mother’s Day episode featuring the Kaberline...
View ArticleAnother Op’nin, Another Show – Julia Katz, Tuesday Thoughts
Memories, all alone in the moonlight: (Drink every time I make a cheesy musical reference on this blog) January 2013. I am looking to continue to produce shows independently, it seems fun. I’m burned...
View ArticleSNS #26: Ladies First’s
“I had never met anyone else who was going through what I was, and then suddenly it was like I walked into a whole room full of them”- Jackie Mullen In the third and final (for now) installment of our...
View ArticleHow to “hack” ensemble theatre
Most of them didn’t want to cause trouble. They just wanted to make a connection. –An excerpt from <ph><f>reaking Today, we are awash with techno-babble language pervading ordinary life....
View ArticleSNS #27: Not My Crowd
“People were so stoked to see my running…I didn’t know why… I guess they were just so excited to see something new and different”- Samantha Jeffreys In this episode we explore moments of life where we...
View ArticleA Day in the Life of a Developing Performance
Some updates on <ph><f>reaking as we prepare to take San Francisco next week at the FURYfactory Festival of Ensemble and Devised Theater. More info here – come see us, West Coast pals!...
View ArticleSNS #28: This Must Be The Place
I forced myself to have some sort of meaningful introspection, while standing at the edge of a lake where I made out with a girl once…and it felt so fake.- Matthew Schott Amidst new changes in parent’s...
View ArticleSNS #29: Let’s Get Broad (LIVE)
I don’t think I can use magic to get this woman off the hood of my car because, well, I’m just not very good at magic.- Andrew Terrance Kaberline LIVE from Cornerstone Studios, as part of the Uptown...
View ArticleSNS #30: Page Turner
Stevie washes the dishes, but Adam Page would just throw them out the window… – Stevie Woltz Andrew interviews Stevie Woltz, the man behind Ring Of Honor Pro Wrestler Adam Page, about how he decided to...
View ArticleSNS #31: This Is Me Now
“Yeah, so spoiler alert humans, even if you’re in a queer relationship, you still spend all your time talking about the bedspread” – Reilly O’ Connor Andrew turns over hosting duties to Sammi...
View ArticleSNS #32: Seven Deadly Sins (Part 1)
The statue of limitations has passed, and the person I’m speaking of is dead, so… I think it should be safe to tell. – Kathy Andrew explores the Seven Deadly Sins by trying to find examples of them in...
View ArticleSNS #33: Seven Deadly Sins (Part 2)
I think that in just one angle of his head, there are a million stories. – Matt Manning, on Larry Andrew explores the final three deadly sins. Our journey takes us from Facebook to fictional cities...
View ArticleSNS #34: Strange Love
“Here I am thinking now, not “hey I should get out of this situation,” but more so “is this weird? Is this beastiality?”- Jon Zencheck In our season finale, we explore the strange things that...
View ArticleSNS #35: The End
“Even if you know it’s over, it’s hard because it’s… it’s another person!”- Molly Corum For season three, we are starting at the end! This episode explores the difficulty of ending things, from long...
View ArticleSNS #36: DIY
“You think Steve Harvey is helping you, but you’ve known that pile of clothes needs to be put away for a while”- Matthew Manning Do-It-Yourself has become a craze from instructional videos, to home...
View ArticleCCRH Mini: Choose Your Own Adventure Audiobook
While the Pastor prepares for another new job as part of his community service, he tries to knock out a few more hours by testing his skills as an audiobook narrator. Listen as the Pastor guides you...
View ArticleSUNDAY NIGHT SNACK
In this minisode, we hear a new story about what not to do when working out in a graveyard, we revisit our JULY 4TH trip to Coney Island, and we get a preview about the next full length SNS episode....
View ArticleTurning On The Lights: Why I Wrote JERK – By Andrew Terrance Kaberline
JERK is a new play developed by Critical Point Theatre, written by Andrew Terrance Kaberline, and directed by Dylan James Amick. Running from August 24th through September 2nd, at The Hive, in Brooklyn...
View ArticleSNS #37: Moments Of Crisis
“I see sparks flying outside the train, and we stop with a jolt, and lights go out”- Alex Garretson Fight or flight? When your normal routine suddenly has raised stakes, how do you handle the...
View Article
