Mark-Eugene Garcia

[upbeat music] Hello, and welcome to The Drama Book Show.

My name is Mark Eugene Garcia.

My name is David Regano.

And this is our, I think, 123rd episode, I think.

Hello and welcome to the Drama Book Show.

My name is Mark Eugene Garcia.

My name is David Regano.

And today's episode we're joined by Nicholas Van Hoogstraten, author of Broadway poster art from 1945 to 1969, for a conversation about iconic posters behind some of Broadway's most memorable productions from beloved classics like My Fair Lady, The Fantastics, hello dolly fiddler on the roof death of a salesman a raisin in the sun and a streetcar named desire to rare designs from lesser known productions and legendary flops nicholas reveals the stories behind the artwork and the artists who created it

Hello and welcome to the Drama Book Show.

My name is Mark Eugene Garcia.

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Hello and welcome to the Drama Book Show.

My name is Mark Eugene Garcia.

My name is David Regano.

And we're just hanging out eating ice cream after hours

Hello, and welcome to The Drama Book Show.

My name is Mark Eugene Garcia.

My name is David Regano.

And The Drama Book Show is where we bring you conversations with writers, artists, and theater professionals whose work helped shape the world of live performance.

He was an actor in my production of the sloppy abandon of Excavated Love at the Fresh Fruit Festival in April, and he was fabulous.

And like Chris Eichner, who we had on a few episodes ago, and Mark Eugene Garcia, who we had on near the beginning of our first season, he's also a writer.

I mean, Colin, you're a multiple, multiple hyphenate because you act, sing, dance correctly.

Right.