Kathryn Grody

My conversation with Alex and Eleanor, or Al and Elle as people call them, fits snugly into one of my favorite subcategories of this podcast, the married couple episode.

It started with the glorious chaos of talking to Mandy Patinkin and Catherine Grody, continued with musicians and actors Peter Dreimanis and Lea Faye Goldstein, who recorded with their newborn baby in tow, and now goes from strength to strength with this episode.

Alex and Eleanor have been a couple for more than a decade, and have been making films together for about half that time.

In 2020, they released their debut feature, Save Yourselves, an inspired comedy about a couple sequestered in upstate New York for digital detox who become aware that while they were offline, aliens invaded Earth.

Words of wisdom today are to be on the lookout for this film.

Mandy Patinkin, Inigo Montoya himself, uh, from Princess Bride there, is a producer, uh, alongside Kathryn Grody, longtime actress, uh, and, uh, famously of Reds.

And relative Aya Cash is moderating at least the Woodstock Q&A.

So it's quite the talented team and, and quite the talented Cash family to say the least.

Hello, everyone, and welcome back into a fabulous new Whisper in the Wings from Stage Whisper.

We are so thrilled and honored to be welcoming back on the writer and performer Catherine Grody on our show today.

She's joining us to talk to us more about her great work, The Unexpected Third: A Radical, Rollicking Rumination on the Optimism of Staying Alive.

This is playing October 13th through November 1st at the George Street Playhouse, and you can get your tickets and more information by visiting georgestreetplayhouse.org. Now, listeners, you might remember this show from, uh, our, our larger conversation with several artists that were performing in a series at the New York Theatre Workshop.

Absolutely.

Take care.

My guest today has been the incredible writer and performer Katherine Brody, who joined me to talk about her piece, The Unexpected Third: A Radical, Rollicking Rumination on the Optimism of Staying Alive.

It's playing October 13th through November 1st at the George Street Playhouse, and you can get your tickets and more information by visiting georgestreetplayhouse.org. We also have some contact information for our guest, which we'll be posting in our episode description as well as on our social media posts, but don't miss out on this incredible show, The Unexpected Third: A Radical, Rollicking Rumination on the Optimism of Staying Alive, October 13th through November 1st.

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Next week on Nobody's Ever Asked Me That, my guest is actor and writer Catherine Grody.

Recently I had a dream about my brother, who has died, and I've been wanting to dream about him, and it hasn't happened.

And I think I did have a dream where I said, "Wait a minute, wait a minute, what are you doing here? You're, you're, you're, you're gone." He said, "No, I'm not.