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#TBT Theatre Highlights from “EVITA” (2018)

The final #TBT theatre highlight of my pre-Sight & Sound career is my 2nd turn as “Che” in Evita. This time at the beautiful Broadway Theatre of Pitman, NJ. This was the biggest credit on my resume prior to getting hired at Sight & Sound and I actually finished out this run on the weekends …

GDS007: Hall of Fame Trip, Part Two

In this episode, we continue our road trip from New York to Ohio and visit the Lucy and Desi Museum, the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, the Christmas Story House, and the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Then we say goodbye to summer as the boys start a new school year.

GDS006: Hall of Fame Trip, Part One

In this episode of the Geoff Desiato show, I audition for the 2024 season at Sight & Sound, and we take our final trip in the year of travel to Cooperstown and Niagara Falls, New York, as well as Cleveland and Canton, Ohio. I also sprinkle in some political and social commentary for good measure.

#TBT Theatre Highlights from “Beauty & the Beast” (2018)

This week’s #TBT, takes us to another Disney production. This time with me as the French Candelabra “Lumiere” in MCT’s 2018 production of Beauty & the Beast.

#TBT Theatre Highlights from “The Little Mermaid” (2017)

This week’s #TBT features one of the most challenging roles I’ve ever done from a mental standpoint. I was going through a very rough time both personally and professionally heading into this production. In fact, I wrote a few blog posts around this time documenting my struggles which you can read here and here. Thankfully, …

#TBT Theatre Highlights from “EVITA” (2016)

This week’s #TBT, we will take an abbreviated look at my first turn as Che in MCT’s 2016 production of “EVITA.” Since I’ve played this role twice, we will take a longer look in a few weeks since it was my final role before beginning my career at Sight & Sound.

#TBT Theatre Highlights from “The Secret Garden” (2015)

In this week’s #TBT, we highlight one of my favorite roles to date (though I wish I could do it over now that I have more experience), Archibald Craven in MCT’s 2015 production of “The Secret Garden.” This was also the first role I performed after changing careers and becoming the #ActingRealtor.

#TBT Theatre Highlights from “Into the Woods” (2013)

In this week’s #TBT, we take a look at the show that essentially changed the trajectory of my life and that is not hyperbole. After doing this show, I realized that I needed to this for a living but I didn’t know how to explain that to anybody. Thankfully, my family and I eventually made …

#TBT Theatre Highlights from “How to Succeed in Business…” (2012)

This week’s #TBT, my musical theater journey takes us to 2012. After a 3-year hiatus from theater, I returned to portray “Mr. Bratt” in Jenkintown Music Theatre’s production of How to Succeed in Business without Really Trying.

#TBT Theatre Highlights from “The Most Happy Fella” (2009)

This week on #TBT, we take a look at one of my favorite roles, and productions of all-time, “Herman” in Jenkintown Music Theatre’s 2009 production of The Most Happy Fella.

GDS004: Wrestling with Something

Happy Memorial Day! In this episode, we unexpectedly have to say goodbye to one of our sweet cats, Davis. I also share some thoughts I have been “wrestling” with while I prepare to audition for Sight and Sound’s Christmas show. Finally, I convince my wife to join me and the boys to attend another WWE …

#TBT Theatre Highlights from “OLIVER!” (2003)

Over the next few weeks, I will be sharing highlights from my 20 years of performing in theatre. This first one is from 2003 where I played Mr. Bumble in Oliver! for the Vogue Players in Philadelphia. This was my very first musical. I was only 19 years old in this production and very, very …

GDS002: A Year in Review, Part Two

In this episode of the Geoff Desiato show, I complete my year in review by highlighting points from September ’22 to today, including my retirement from Real Estate, the Phillies and Eagles championship runs, the Desiato Christmas season, the closing of David and the opening of Moses. Subscribe to the podcast and the newsletter subscribe.geoffreydesiato.com