Darbi Worley interviews Andrea Ciannevai, star and writer of "Pretty Chin Up". "Pretty Chin Up", sponsored by LAB Theater Company, opens at the Public on May 15 and runs through June 2. Andrea Ciannavei serves as LAByrinth’s Literary Manager, and won the New York Independent International Film and Video Festival’s Grand Jury Prize for Best Supporting Actress for the film Pigeonholed. Her short plays include Employees Must Wash Hands, The Squeeze (both directed by Michele Chivu); Twelve Never Changes (directed by Laura Somers); and Murasaki at The Women’s Project Festival.

Thanks to Maya in Chicago, who turns us on to a new podcast that you can listen to here. If you've ever wanted to listen in on a voice-over audition, here's your chance.

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Roz Coleman interviews Nadette Stasa, freelance casting director and actress. Darbi Worley starts her series on The Agent Interview in Commercial Corner.

One of our hosts chooses "Blades of Glory," the new Will Farrell movie, as her Actor Food for the week. Surely it wasn't the actress with the Yale Drama education and the Broadway credits! Or maybe it is...tune in to find out.

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When we originally posted this episode, a glitch in iTunes prevented many of you from hearing it. It's one of the best interviews we've ever done, so we had to throw it up again. Enjoy. This week, Roz Coleman spends some time with Tracie Thoms (Cold Case, Grindhouse). Tracie is an actor to look up to. Listen to her advice about DOING the WORK to get where you want to be. In Actor Food, Roz discusses Chris Rock's appearance on Inside the Actor's Studio and Darbi recommends Errol Morris' documentary, "Gates of Heaven."

Jack Menashe is an agent who makes things happen. You do not want to miss Darbi Worley's interview with this mover and shaker. He tells it like it is!

In Actor Food, Darbi turns us on to a website that will SAVE YOUR BUTT the next time you need to learn an accent, the Speech Accent Archive. Roz Coleman shares the inspiration she gained from a new fearless and excited client.

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Special congratulations this week to Carissa Campbell on her acceptance into the Palm Canyon Theater's EMC Program. We are SO PROUD of you, Carissa!! Let us hear YOUR stories at feedback@everythingactingpodcast.com.

Meet an actress who has really Made Her Own Way, through creating an entirely new form of public speaking, the "Theatrical Keynote." Victoria LaBalme is truly cutting her own path and Roz Coleman gets us all the details of her unique career. In Commercial Corner, Darbi Worley demystifies the "Bite & Smile."

In Actor Food, Darbi mentions an article we saw on the Backstage message boards about Mae Laborde and Roz shares some of her favorite podcasts.

It's a new month, so please vote for us again on Podcast Alley. Be our friend on MySpace. Thank, as always, to all of you who share your thoughts on the show at feedback@everythingactingpodcast.com. We love you guys.

CORRECTION! We inadvertently gave the incorrect web address for one of our most loyal listeners, Joe Rodriguez (aka The VO Thespian). Joe's site is voiceoverthespian.com. And it's a good one, check it out. We also love Frances Turner's site.