BWW Exclusive Video Interview: THE BRIDGES OF MADISON COUNTY playing at THE PUBLIC THEATER OF SAN ANTONIO
There have recently been some exciting changes taking place at The Public Theater of San Antonio (formerly known as The Playhouse). The changes are proving to be exciting for audiences in the area. The latest show at The Public Theater of San Antonio is THE BRIDGES OF MADISON COUNTY. Opening night was May 11, 2018. BWW San Antonio caught up Director J. Scott Lapp, Nick Szoeke as Robert Kinkaid (you may remember Szoeke as Quasimodo in THE HUNCHBACK OF NORTRE DAME) and Chris Quiroz as one of the ensemble members. Check out the short video interview here and make sure you get your tickets to see THE BRIDGES OF MADISON COUNTY at The Public Theater of San Antonio from May 10-June 3, 2018. Get your tickets by going to www.thepublicsa.org
Watch the interview here:
PHOTO AND VIDEO CREDIT: Kathy Strain
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