Take Five: A Podcast Series
Welcome to Take Five! In this podcast series, Chloe Wintersteen hosts in-depth discussions with five young performers who have achieved excellence in theater.
Chloe Wintersteen graduated from Stanford University in 2020 with bachelor’s degrees in american studies and theater, and a minor in music. During her undergraduate career, Chloe wrote as an arts journalist for The Stanford Daily, worked as the marketing and newsletter intern for the Vice President of the Arts, and performed in numerous musical theater productions. Chloe’s extensive artistic background grounds her belief in the beauty and importance of sharing human-centric stories, a mindset which passionately drives her journalism.
Welcome to Take Five! In this podcast series, Chloe Wintersteen hosts in-depth discussions with five young performers who have achieved excellence in theater.
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