CATG is excited to present the 2nd year of DECONSTRUCTING

A live interview series with successful theater artists across many disciplines – playwrights, composers, directors, artistic directors – DECONSTRUCTING aims to “deconstruct” the guest’s artistic process in regards to their major contributions to the American theatre landscape, as well as their human experience of forging a career at the top level of their field. Audiences will have the opportunity to ask these experts the burning questions they have always wanted answers to, and the evening will be elevated by live performances representing the milestones of the artist’s career.

Join CATG for these one of a kind evenings, and get an up close and personal experience with some of our industry’s great minds with time for photo ops and the chance to mingle.

DECONSTRUCTING: Nick Blaemire

June 17th, 2025 7:30PM

TR Studio Theater

3027 Barrow Dr, Raleigh, NC, 27616

ADMISSION: $30

Tickets On Sale SOON!

For groups of 6 or more, email [email protected] for a 10% off discount code

House Opens at 7PM – come early to get a drink and concessions at the bar!

 

Nick Blaemire is a writer and performer based in Brooklyn. At 23 years old, Nick wrote the score to the Broadway one-night sensation rock musical Glory Days (book by James Gardiner), which has since had over 50 productions around the world, and was recently revived in a sold-out 15th anniversary concert at Symphony Space in New York City. He has written six other original musicals: A Little More Alive (commissioned by Broadway Across America, premiered at Williamstown Theater Festival, in pre-production as a feature film); Soon (premiered at Signature Theatre, won the Stephen Sondheim Young Artist Citation); Fallout (with Kyle Jarrow), Edge of the World (with Ethan Slater, commissioned by Artists Rep Theater), Quixote (with Daniel J. Watts, commissioned by Joe’s Pub) and Space Dogs (with Van Hughes, produced Off-Broadway at MCC in 2022). Nick has released three EPs of pop songs, all available on iTunes, Spotify, etc. As an actor, he can be seen playing Adolph Green in Bradley Cooper’s Leonard Bernstein biopic Maestro on Netflix. He is repped by CAA and Writ Large. IG: @blaemire