The Graham Show (TGS) is an exciting Internet series of casual, yet authentic and candid, interviews with today’s most exciting theater folk for young people. Designed to bring the exciting world of the New York City theater community to young audiences in an honest and relatable style, The Graham Show joins in the popular movement of theater in the mainstream, which has been rejuvenated recently by shows like Glee, Smash, Ugly Betty, The Voice and American Idol. Unlike any other show on the market today, The Graham Show’s mission is to inspire and educate teens and young adults by providing real-life insight into the lives and challenges of theater artists told in their own words. Interviews explore how the guest transitioned from his/her younger, aspirational self to a successful theater artist living his/her dream. With its presence based online, The Graham Show reaches its viewers at any time and anywhere in the world.
Wondering where we tape The Graham Show?
During the first season of TGS, you'll see us set up all over NYC! Here's a little more info about one of our homes:
Established in 1998, is one of New York City’s premier non-profit music venues. It provides greater access to the arts for young people and the community at large with affordable ticket prices, all-ages events and diverse programming. Joe’s Pub has a longstanding tradition of bringing together both rising Broadway stars and seasoned veterans. In partnering with The Graham Show, Joe’s Pub will continue to create an artist-friendly environment where emerging talent and world-class performers share the same stage. For more information, please visit www.joespub.com.

Graham knows his way around the theater and entertainment industry. In the few years he has called New York City home, Graham has created an impressive resume for himself. He assisted Neil Pepe and Jeffrey Lawson, Artistic Director and Managing Director, respectively, of the Atlantic Theater Company. He’s served as a casting associate for the CW network, apprenticed at the Williamstown Theater Festival and co-starred in the hit TV show Royal Pains. Additionally, he assisted the producer of The American Theater Wing’s Downstage Center and Working in the Theater and assisted Michael Riedel on the nationally-syndicated television program Theater Talk. Most recently Graham hosted the red carpet ceremony for the opening night of the new hit Broadway show End of the Rainbow, where he interviewed such stars as Jennifer Tilly, Lisa Lampanelli and Joel Grey. (Click hyperlink for opening night footage: http://bit.ly/IbZaYk)
Graham is determined to bring his connection to the theater world, which he yearned for as a teenager, to young theater enthusiasts everywhere—the population that will be the theater-goers, patrons, audience members, artists and educators of tomorrow.
Graham is a member of the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences.
With Christian Borle
With Roger Rees
With Kara Lindsay
With Nathan Lane
(Broadway's "The Producers, "Guys and Dolls," "A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum"; Movies: "The Birdcage," "The Lion King"; TV: "Modern Family," "The Good Wife")
With John Tartaglia
With Michael Urie
With Thomas Schumacher
With Adam Pascal
With Rick Elice 
Talking to Stacey Keach and his wife on the red carpet. Stacey was recently seen in Other Desert Cities on Broadway.
(C) Thomas Shim & Jason Sweeten
(C) Thomas Shim & Jason Sweeten
Me with "the kid," Louis McKee Douglass I.