John Gallagher Jr. gives a backstage tour through Fegel on the Broadway -Sandwich

All Arts TV has the first episode of the Broadway Sandwich relay fourth season with John Gallagher Jr. von Broadway subsequently with the Tony winner behind the stage with Sway Away and with hosts Garen Scribner says goodbye to a food adventure through a market in Singapore style.

On the way, the actor Tidbits drops through his career and experience, including a canceled audition for Boq in the hit musical Wicked. “I was about 19 years old. And I listened to the demo and I thought I couldn't sing that way, so I will survive,” the actor recalled. “And then a year later I was asked to come in for a workshop for spring waking.” Take a look at the complete episode that was shot between two appearances by FROPT AWAY.

Broadway -Sandwich is organized by Garen Scribner and is an original series for art in which Scribner Broadway -Stars follows during the breaks between matine and evening shows to find out how they spend their limited time.

In every episode of the series, an open portrait of an artist is balanced that compensate for performance and a personal life in the heart of the theater scene in New York City. From Wednesday, May 7th, Season 4 of Broadway Sandwich will be streaming with Gallagher's episode until June 11th at 6pm on the All Arts YouTube Channel, the website and the free streaming app. In the New York U -Bahn, the series will be broadcast on all arts on Tuesday at 8 p.m. May 27 to May 27 at 8:00 p.m.

The Avett Brothers Away was a “spectacular” New York Times Critic's Pick with Gallagher Jr., Two-time Tony Award candidate Stark Sands, Adrian Blake Enscoe and Wayne Duvall. The show was opened on Tuesday, November 19, in the Longacre Theater (220 W 48th ST). Read the reviews here.

Streaming episode plan:

Sending episode plan:

• May 13: Death becomes her and swept away
• May 20: Titanique and Little Shop of Horrors
• May 27: The Great Gatsby and a wonderful world

John Gallagher Jr. won a Tony Award in 2007 for his role in the groundbreaking Rock Musical Spring Awakening and most recently played as a buddy in other Broadway credits with the Long Day's Journey to Night, Jerusalem, the American idiot of Green Day and Rabbit Hole. The off-broadway credits include Farragut North, Port Authority and Kimberly Akimbo. He played in Aaron Sorkins HBO drama series The Newsroom and in the celebrated Miniseries Olive Kitteridge. He has appeared in films such as underwater, the miserucation of Cameron Post, Hush, 10 Cloverfield Lane, short -term 12, Margaret and Aprils. Johns two albums of original music, six days Hurricane and 8th and Jane, are both available for online.