Episode 17: Donnie Kehr Gets Muddy About Adjusting to New Norms Post-Heart Attack

Into The Mud Podcast

What happens when a medical crisis puts your life on hold and forces you to stop? For busybodies and doers, this is a brutal challenge; the root of which is a deep identity crisis. On this week’s episode, Broadway’s Donnie Kehr gets muddy about the multiple times his health has compromised his independence and forced him to slow down and “smell the roses”.

Bio: Donnie Kehr is an American actor, musician, director and producer. He has originated roles in Broadway's Jersey Boys, Billy Elliot, The Who's Tommy, The Mystery of Edwin Drood, The Human Comedy and many others. His film credits include Jersey Boys directed by Clint Eastwood, Wall Street, Chaplin with Robert Downey JI and more. Television credits include House of Cards, Gotham, Quantico, Tales of The City, Z-The Beginning of Everything and Inventing Anna. He has performed on the Tonight Show, David Letterman, Good Morning America, Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade and the Oscars.

Donnie’s Social Media: @DonnieKehr, www.DonnieKehr.com, www.TheGreatestPianoMen.com

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