Joey Madia's Reel

This book, primarily for writers, actors, and directors, spent two weeks at number 1 in Amazon new releases in -playwriting, acting and directing.

Angus is the nephew of Rob Roy MacGregor, the infamous Scottish Highlander. He sailed with Edward "Blackbeard" Thache, Samuel Bellamy, Charles Vane and other pirates of the Golden Age. See the complete video and other Angus videos at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n11wcKW4Wq4&list=PLBmwCTNRwNwxlLdGPDqLlD...

An overview of the major projects I have done for stage, page, screen, and Chautauqua performance over the past decade.Characters from Poe a Haunted Life are...

This is all but the final three verses of Poe's The Raven. It was recorded in 2014 for the debut of Poe: A Haunted Life, Joey's one man show about Poe and hi...

Been a rough week for this living historian and Chautauquan. My performance as Angus last weekend in Va was postponed. My three week tour as Allen Ginsberg in 2021 was pushed to 2022 and this May's Che Guevara performances in NV and CA were pushed to 2021. Supposed to perform as Captain Louis Emilio of the 54th Massachusetts in August but it's not looking good. So, after all the great responses to Angus "Quill" MacGregor's video last week, here is the second part of when he took over my...

Who better to share Historical Education and Living History than someone who lived in the times in question? In February of last year, Angus "Quill" MacGregor, who sailed with the infamous Blackbeard and was the nephew of Rob Roy MacGregor, took over my YouTube channel to share stories of the Golden Age of Piracy.

Actors often make the best writers! These stories are humorous, inspirational, motivational, and each book is full of great tips for building your craft and career! For more on Seven Stories Theatre Company, visit http://sevenstoriestheatre.org and our Facebook page. For more about Joey Madia, visit http://www.newmystics...

Okay actors. Time to up your game even further. In this more advanced set of exercises, I build on the video I posted a few days ago. Narrowing the gap, the actor's secret, character arc, processing and executing directors' feedback. Set yourself apart. Be authentic. And writers and directors, there is plenty here that will help you to up your game as well. There's no better time. Let's get to work. For more on Seven Stories Theatre Company, visit ...

Time on your hands? Time to go back to school with these masters of the art of acting.

My first video specifically for actors, although directors and writers: this is a good opportunity to further your understanding of how actors work with the material and bring your Vision to life!