Today we released part 1 of our interview with dancer and theatrical choreographer Martín Céspedes. He has performed on Broadway tours of shows such as Man of La Mancha, The King and I,  and South Pacific. He’s also danced at the Kennedy Center with the Washington National Opera, as well as in concert performances with Earth, Wind and Fire and The Bee Gees. As a choreographer his credits include musicals at Porthouse Theatre, Cleveland Musical Theatre, the Great Lakes Theater and the St. Louis Repertory Theater. If you have an interest in working professionally in dance and theatre, you'll want to hear Martín's positive message and approach to arts entrepreneurship!

In this episode: Ever wondered how a professional dancer transitions into choreography? Join us as we chat with Martín Céspedes, a renowned dancer, theatrical choreographer, and arts entrepreneur with an impressive resume, and find out what it takes to make it in the world of choreography and theatre production.

Discover how Martín navigated the challenges and triumphs of his fascinating career, from his early days in New York City to working on big-ticket projects like feature films and masterclasses. Martín also shares valuable insights on the importance of unions like the Stage Directors and Choreographers Society (SDC) in ensuring fair pay and benefits for artists, and how personal relationships can lead to exciting opportunities in the industry. Don't miss this captivating conversation with a true master of his craft!

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This week on the podcast is part two of our interview with international fashion designer, Jevon Terance.  Jevon founded his fashion house in 2007, and it quickly grew from a passionate hobby to a recognizable brand. He has shown his collection in the fashion weeks of  Paris, LA, and 3 times in New York.  Jevon recently began dressing celebrity clients such as wrestler Nattie Niedhart, film director Steven Caple Jr, NBA Allstar Chris Paul, and more. If you like fashion, be sure to check out Jevon’s collection in the show notes.

This week on the podcast is part one of our interview with international fashion designer, Jevon Terance.  Jevon founded his fashion house in 2007, and it quickly grew from a passionate hobby to a recognizable brand. He has shown his collection in the fashion weeks of  Paris, LA, and 3 times in New York.  Jevon recently began dressing celebrity clients such as wrestler Nattie Niedhart, film director Steven Caple Jr, NBA Allstar Chris Paul, and more. If you like fashion, be sure to check out Jevon’s collection in the show notes.

This week on the podcast is part 2 of our interview with British composer and saxophonist Andy Scott.  He’s a highly versatile musician, whose distinctive musical voice encompasses elements of jazz, world, and contemporary classical styles. Andy is also a band leader and performs with renowned ensembles such as the Apollo Saxophone Quartet and the Dave Hassell-Andy Scott Duo. We hope you'll listen to the interview to get a glimpse of all the activities this busy arts entrepreneur does to propel his brand!