Blue Pumpkin Productions:
In the Media

November, 2007
November 15, 2007, story by Richard Duckett in the Worcester Telegram & Gazette about the international paths of Marc's play, A Journey to Kreisau, just prior to its performance in Lodz, Poland. Read the story.

June, 2006
Interview with Marc and Susan by Sibyl Farson on WCCA-TV's Channel 13 program, "Worcester, Here and Now," discussing Marc's work on the Kreisau project, and Susan's consulting and teaching.

May, 2006
Interview with Susan by Steve Jones D'Agostino on WICN public radio's "Business Beat" about her consulting services and her new Fall '06 course at Clark University.

Jan. 2005
The Boston Globe, Catherine Foster's lead story in her Stages column features Marc's newly- written play, "A Journey to Kreisau," along with a photo of Marc and Freya von Moltke.

Jan.-Feb. 2005
B'nai B'rith Today magazine, New England region, has "A Journey to Kreisau" as its cover story, complete with photos and also deals with Marc's long-term intense interest in the holocaust, and with his conversations with Freya von Moltke.

Jan. 16, 2004
Interview with Susan Smith by Hank Stolz on WTAG radio, regarding the late January Cafe Kabaret vaudeville performances at Tatnuck Bookseller.

April 25, 2003
Ron Della Chiesa, celebrated host of The Jazz Songbook, on WGBH radio (89.7 FM), played some tracks from "2 Vaudevillians Find Buried Treasure" and talked about the CD.

April 18, interview with artistic director Marc P. Smith on WTAG Radio, by news and entertainment reporter, Deb Daigle.

March 17, 2003
Monday, March 17, 8 pm, on WCUW, 91.3 FM, community radio, Worcester; interviews with Marc, Susan; played tracks of 2 of the Irish vaudeville songs, plus "Mahoney, Maloney and Levy".

March 17,
Interview with Marc P. Smith on WCUW community radio, by classical music host Nick Chase, several tracks from the CD were played.

March 8, 2003
Sat. March 8, 11 am, on WERS- 88.9 FM, Emerson Radio, "Standing Room Only"; interviews with Marc, Bill and Kelly, AND they some of the CD tracks were played.