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Noah Galvin continues to show off his boundless potential as an actor and also as a filmmaker and storyteller in general with Theater Camp. He’s already found great success on stage and screen, and now he also adds two brand-new credits to his filmography because Theater Camp marks his very first time writing and producing a feature film.
Inspired by the short film of the same name, Theater Camp takes place at AdirondACTS, a theater camp in upstate New York. When its founder (Amy Sedaris) falls into a coma, her son Troy (Jimmy Tatro) must take over even though he knows absolutely nothing about the longstanding traditions that make a summer at AdirondACTS a deeply cherished experience.
With Theater Camp now in theaters nationwide, Galvin took the time to join me for an episode of Collider Forces to look back on his journey in the industry thus far and to discuss the highly collaborative on-set environment that helped make Theater Camp a true gem oozing with love and respect for the theater camp experience - and for stage managers as well.
[Editor's note: This interview was recorded prior to the SAG strike.]
00:00 Introduction
00:26 Dicey Questions
07:34 Roger Bart in You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown
09:31 Storm of the Century
12:02 Youth Theater Programs & Camps
13:56 Studying Ballet
15:32 The Burnt Part Boys
19:31 Martha Plimpton
21:36 Stage Managers
24:42 Theater Camp: Jimmy Tatro
29:01 Goals for the Future
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