Episode 91: Priya Guyadeen

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On this episode of the Yay, Norman and I talk to Priya Guyadeen, who played Velvet in Four Men In Paris – and who will also be performing at the Plethos New Years Day 2019 celebration. We discuss politics and other issues, like Offset crashing Cardi B's performance and Pete Davidson not handling the breakup between him and Ariana Grande; the government shutdown and Defense Secretary Mattis' departure. Priya shares with us her background - born in Guyana, growing up in Canada, getting started in theater in Baltimore, working in Brazil doing TV and her wonderful role as Velvet in Four Men In Paris. You can find Priya's LinkedIn page here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/priya-guyadeen-rn-bsn-ms-mba-pmp-0959b15/ This is a link to a YouTube video where Priya was on television in Brazil: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oOts5BikDGw SHOUTOUTS A History of World War II (Marsh Theatre) extended until February 2nd (www.themarsh.org) John Fisher (Episode 30) wrote and is acting in the show The People’s History of Next (TheatreFirst) Dec 6 – Dec 22 (www.theatrefirst.com) A Time for Hawking (Indra’s Net Theater) Dec 20 – Jan 13 (https://www.artful.ly/store/events/16092) Alan Coyne (Episode 29) is, of course, Stephen Hawking Adrian Deane (Episode 82) is Jane Wilde Reg Clay (@Reg_Clay) Norman Gee (@WhosYrHoosier)

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