On today's episode, Matt Tamanini is in conversation with two stars from the current Broadway revival of "Camelot," Marilee Talkington -- who plays Morgan Le Fey -- and Anthony Michael Lopez -- who plays Sir Dinidan. In addition to being incredibly talented performers, both Talkington and Lopez are disabled; Marilee is legally blind and Anthony has a prosthetic leg.
July is Disability Pride Month, so the three discuss what it is like being a disabled actor in the theatre world, Marilee and Anthony's experiences in "Camelot," and the emotions surrounding the show's closing this Sunday.
Purchase Tickets to See 'Camelot' at Lincoln Center before it closes on Sunday, July 23:
https://www.lct.org/shows/camelot/
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About this episode: Special Episode: Talkington, Lopez on Disability Pride Month and 'Camelot' Closing