Introducing: Entre Acts with Linedy Genao
Ever feel like life hit “intermission” and forgot to hand you the rest of the script? Entre Acts with Linedy Genao is the podcast for anyone navigating a life transition: career pivots, creative reinvention, burnout, breakups, big moves, and the messy in-between (or in Spanish, entre) the acts of life.
Best Methods to Uncover Your Brand
Welcome back to Casting Actors Cast — the podcast for actors, from a casting director, who wants to help you stop fighting the word brand and start using it intelligently. Today’s episode is called: “Best Methods to Uncover Your Brand.” And let me start by clearing something up immediately: Your brand is not: A Costume.
Episode 149 | Bahiyah Hibah: "Bahiyah Bites"
Check out the latest episode of Survival Jobs! Episode 149, hosted by Jason A. Coombs and Samantha Tuozzolo, features Broadway standout Bahiyah Hibah, the longest running cast member of the hit Broadway musical Moulin Rouge!
Episode 150 | Liana Hunt: "Broadway Babies"
Survival Jobs, hosted by Jason A. Coombs and Samantha Tuozzolo, is proud to celebrate its milestone 150th episode with a joyful and inspiring conversation featuring the super talented and charming Liana Hunt.
Engelbert Humperdinck On A Valentine’s Week Special Edition!
This Valentine’s Week, we celebrate love with a true icon. The legendary Engelbert Humperdinck joins The Roundtable as he turns 90 — and proves romance never goes out of style.
The Monsters: Siblings, MMA, and the “Monsters” We Carry
In this episode of Half Hour, we discuss the Off-Broadway world premiere of The Monsters, written and directed by Ngozi Anyanwu and presented by Manhattan Theatre Club at New York City Center’s Stage II.
The Adventures of Elmo in Grouchland
Much like Elmo, we lost our blanket down a trashcan where a bunch of multicolored misanthropes live. Come join us to talk about Mandy Patinkin's least campy role -- "The Adventures of Elmo in Grouchland" Credits: Hosts: Jesse McAnally & Andrew DeWolf & Liz Esten.
#23-Matching Minds at BroadwayCon with Many Guests
Come with Matching Minds to BroadwayCon in New York City during a frigid snowstorm! This episode features special guests and Broadway stars Etai Benson, George Lee Andrews, and Marty Morris, sharing their connections with Sondheim's puzzles and games.
Ep432 - Stella Cole: Judy Garland Vibes for a TikTok Generation
Stella Cole joins the podcast to discuss her unique journey from a musical-theatre-obsessed child in Springfield, Illinois, to a global jazz sensation.
#86 - Heather Christie
Heather Christie created and hosts LoveNotes! The storytelling event also inspired Heather's popular book of the same name. LoveNotes! mines all kinds of love stories, including first love, last love and all the messy love in-between.
Todd Newton Says “COME ON DOWN!” – The Price Is Right Live Hits The Road!
The man behind the mic of The Price Is Right Live joins The Roundtable! Host Todd Newton brings the energy, the stories, and the inside scoop on what it’s really like to travel the country bringing one of America’s most beloved game shows to life on stage.
#145 - Myles Frost - From MJ to Chez Joey
Tony Winner Myles Frost visits Behind the Awards to chat about his upcoming leading role in Chez Joey Directed by Savion Glover & Tony Goldwyn. Myles also takes us back with a look at the experience of becoming Michael Jackson in MJ the Musical both on Broadway and The West End.
S7E10 - I Love You vs. Small Talk
In this week’s episode of The Spark File, “I Love You vs. Small Talk,” Laura opens up a BIG spark (100 pounds of topic in a five-pound bag): love—romantic love, friend love, family love, self-love, love of strangers, love of pets… the whole sprawling, life-saving universe of it.
Florida Southern College with Christianne Roll (Bonus: Charlie’s Unifieds Thoughts!)
In this College Deep Dive, Christianne Roll, Musical Theatre Program Coordinator at FSC and MTCA Director Charlie Murphy discuss; 🔴What it means to be a Florida Southern student. 🔴FSC’s strong vocal education. 🔴What the people behind the table at FSC are looking for.
Owning the Stage at Any Age
This episode is a powerful, joy-filled conversation about saying yes to yourself—no matter your age, body, or past doubts. First, Christina Wells, who shares how discovering confidence later in life transformed her career, her sense of worth, and her mission to inspire others.
Erica Dasher Talks “The Burbs,” Career Growth & Finding the Right Project!
Erica Dasher joins The Roundtable with Robert Bannon to talk about her latest project, The Burbs, and what drew her to this new chapter in her career.
S12 Ep7: Chris Harper
He’s the Tony and Olivier-winning producer behind some of the most extraordinary theatre of our time — renowned for bold mega-casting, powerful storytelling and ground-breaking productions.
"Rachel is Vegan Meatloaf" (Live Episode)
Alyssa (aka @GaroogieDraws on Instagram!) joins me again for this month's livestream episode! We discuss Blaine's depth as a character, Unique's interesting fashion choices, and, yes even Nicki Minaj. Songs this episode include: Bordeline/ Open Your Heart.
#106 - Troy Horne: Why Midlife Is the Best Time to Chase the Dream
Heather Vickery and Alan Seales sit down with Troy Horne, a multi-hyphenate creative whose career spans music, Broadway, television, entrepreneurship, and authorship. The conversation explores what it really means to take intentional risks—especially in midlife—and how clarity, courage, and self-trust compound over time.
Ep241 - Cassiel Eatock-Winnik, Victoria in 2025 South Africa Tour
“The Jellicle Ball is a massive dance competition… to prove who’s best to the judge Old Deuteronomy to give them a new life. They are dancing for their lives.” This episode features Cassiel Eatock-Winnik who is currently performing as Victoria in the South Africa touring production of CATS.
From Broadway to Belonging: A Conversation with Spelling Bee's NJ Agwuna
This episode of Beltline to Broadway features a thoughtful conversation with director and artist N.J. Agwuna, exploring her journey through Broadway, off-Broadway, and regional theater, including her work on Moulin Rouge, The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, and the Pulitzer Prize–winning play Primary Trust.
Nana Ponceleon Talks Clika, A New Film Now Out!
Nana Ponceleon stops by The Roundtable to talk about her powerful role in Clika, a film centered on music, identity, and the pull between ambition and family. Nana plays Mari, the devoted mother at the heart of the story, grounding the film with warmth, resilience, and hard-earned wisdom.
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Jasmine Amy Rogers (Boop! & Spelling Bee) is Where She Wants to Be [Re-Release]
Jasmine Amy Rogers (Boop! and Spelling Bee) joins The Art of Kindness with Robert Peterpaul in this re-release episode from March 2024! The Tony-nominee discusses bringing icon Betty Boop to life onstage in Boop!
The Phantom of the Opera National Tour | Theater in the D
The Phantom of the Opera returns to Detroit, and this is the version you want to see. A tour based on Hal Prince's original direction with expanded beautiful sets and an all time cast. Check out Miranda and Jess's in depth thoughts here.
44 Hans Spialek II
The conclusion of a two-part program featuring legendary Broadway orchestrator Hans Spialek, who orchestrated many of the most famous shows of the 20’s, 30’s and 40’s, including, THE NEW YORKERS, ON YOUR TOES and PAL JOEY, Spialek discusses his experiences and collaborations with such notable composers as George Gershwin, Richard Rodgers, and Cole Porter.
#122 Making Rent with Tim Weil
U Guys, original Music Director of RENT, Tim Weil is here! First, we dive into all the latest bway news in the BroadwayWorld Recap, brought to you by BroadwayWorld.com! Then, Tim Weil, a renowned composer and music director, discusses his journey in the world of Broadway, particularly focusing on his upcoming book 'Making Rent'.
This Is Where Football Starts: Coach Chuck"Chico" Kyle Talks "The Object Of The Game"
For Super Bowl week, we go straight to the roots of the game with Chuck Kyle, one of the most respected high school football coaches in history.
The Protomen: Rock Opera Rebels Take Nashville & Conquer the Charts!
Today on The Roundtable, we’re talking about something mighty special: The Protomen, the Nashville-bred rock opera icons whose latest album Act III: This City Made Us just broke into the Top 10 on the Billboard charts — a huge milestone for a band that’s carved its own legendary path through immersive storytelling, epic soundscapes, and cult devotion.
Ep 197: Matching Minds With Sondheim with author Barry Joseph
My guest this week is Barry Joseph, the author of the recent book, Matching Minds with Sondheim. Since his death, there have been so many books about Stephen Sondheim and various aspects of his life and his career, including an amazing number of really terrific books, and I have had the honor of having many of the authors of those books as guests on this podcast.
Keith Kilgo of The Blackbyrds Is Back on the Road!
Keith Kilgo, founding member of The Blackbyrds, joins The Roundtable as the legendary group hits the road again for 2026. Born out of Howard University and famously mentored by Donald Byrd, The Blackbyrds helped define a new era of jazz-funk in the 1970s, blending groove, soul, and musicianship into a sound that still resonates today.
A Look Back at John McGinty and His Persistence as a Deaf Actor on the Broadway Stage
As Why I’ll Never Make It approaches its tenth season, this special retrospective looks back at ten conversations that helped shape the podcast and transformed a simple interview into a meaningful message for us all.
How to Act With Irony
Today’s episode is called: “How to Act with Irony.” And I want to start with a warning: Irony is one of the fastest ways actors sabotage themselves. Not because irony is bad — but because it’s misunderstood. So today we’re going to talk about: * What irony actually is.
Matteo Lane Is Back on the Road — We’ve Gotta Catch Up Here On The Roundtable!
Matteo Lane is hitting the road with his brand-new comedy tour We’ve Gotta Catch Up, and honestly… this one feels personal. Known for his razor-sharp wit, big heart, and stories that bounce effortlessly between culture, family, identity, and pure chaos, Matteo is doing what he does best—making us laugh while sneaking in a little truth.
Merrily We Roll Along (2025)
Merrily we roll along, roll along... Bursting with dreams! This week we're diving back into musical theater and looking at the new filmed version of the Stephen Sondheim musical starring Harry Potter, the king from Hamilton, and a former Elphaba.
Taylor Iman Jones and Lauren Patten
Sapphics (and friends) rejoice, Taylor Iman Jones and Lauren Patten are doing a cabaret show together- Valentine’s Day Feb 14th at 7pm at The Laurie Beechman Theatre!
Show Runner Tom Willoughby Talks THE RICH KIDS RULE A New Pilot!
Ever wonder what it actually takes to make — and hopefully sell — a TV pilot? This week at the Roundtable, we’re joined by Tom Willoughby, a first-time showrunner stepping into the deep end with his new series The Rich Kids Rule.
CHESS on Broadway: Inside the New Revival’s High-Stakes Reboot
In this episode of Half Hour, we take a deeper dive into the new Broadway revival of CHESS at the Imperial Theatre, examining how the latest book rewrites and the use of a narrator reshape the show’s Cold War love triangle.
#144 - Christine Sherrill - Mamma Mia she’s a Dynamo!
Christine Sherrill makes her Debut on Broadway as well as with us here at Behind the Awards. Christine dishes on what it’s like to go from Tour to Broadway, The moment she found out she was going to Broadway, and what Bucket List roles she has in mind.
S7E9 - Making For Minnesota
In “Making for Minnesota,” we’re asking a question that feels both tender and urgently practical: when the world is loud and scary, what can you make? Susan shares what happened after our free workshop Be the Change, But How—and how (per Martha Beck) creativity can interrupt anxiety by flipping a different switch in the brain.
Paul Kwak (Laryngologist) on Overall Vocal Health
In this Artist Episode Paul Kwak, Laryngologist Chats with MTCA Director Charlie Murphy about. His musical journey to becoming a laryngologist. The importance of vocal technique. How to stay vocally healthy throughout the year.
Frankly Speaking with Jersey Boy Dominic Scaglione Jr.
Raised on the music of Sinatra and Frankie Valli, Dominic Scaglione Jr. reflects on Sinatra’s torch songs, the magic of playing Frankie Valli in Jersey Boys and returning to the stage with Amanda Kloots in The Sarafinas, My Way at Theatre Raleigh.
My First Book—Part 2: A Discussion with Julian Schlossberg and Renee Taylor
In this episode, veteran producer Julian Schlossberg discusses My First Book—Part 2, sharing behind-the-scenes stories from his six decades in film, theater, and television.
Omari Collins (aka “Scarlett D. Von’Du”) Steps Back Into "Kinky Boots!"
Omari Collins — known on and off stage as the unforgettable Scarlett D. Von’Du — joins The Roundtable with Robert Bannon to talk about starring in the hit musical KINKY BOOTS as it stops in Detroit.
"We've Got Family" (w/ Abby & Claudia)
Girls night! Girls night! Abby and Claudia return this week and we capital T Talk about everything: our thoughts on Wicked Part Two: For Good (and other recent films), Dianna Agron in hot tubs, and so much more. Plus, we disassociate during a song this week AND we singalong to a song.
Ep431 - Chloe Tucker Caine: Why Every Actor Needs a Real Estate License
Chloe Tucker Caine joins the show to discuss her fascinating transition from a national tour leading lady to a high stakes real estate powerhouse on Netflix's Owning Manhattan.
Conversation two with author Richard Huntley a survivor of Dozier School for Boys
This episode is part two of my conversation with author Richard Huntley, the author of Dark Days of Horror at Dozier Rapes, Murders, Beatings, and Slavery. I survived Dozer, the Deadliest Reform School in America. You may have heard of Nickel Boys, the book and film.
Ep240 - Savannah DeCrow, Grizabella on Royal Caribbean Cruise Line's Oasis of the Seas
“There’s always the chance that they can make an announcement of some sort and when that happens, that completely cuts the music in the show. It overrides the singing and everything.” This episode features Savannah DeCrow who recently performed as Grizabella on Royal Caribbean's Oasis of the Seas production of CATS.
Act 80: Surviving the Storm
Join Heather and Amber as they chat how the snow is affecting Broadway, some fan favorites leaving us, new favorites coming in, and the Grammys!
Director Chris Walters on Artfully United — Art as a Bridge to Community!
Director Chris Walters joins The Roundtable with Robert Bannon to talk about his moving documentary Artfully United, a film that explores the power of public art to bring people together and uplift communities.
Helen J. Shen on Leaving Maybe Happy Ending, Devil Wears Prada 2 & Broadway Ghosts
Broadway's Helen J. Shen (Tony-winning Maybe Happy Ending) joins The Art of Kindness with Robert Peterpaul to discuss her whirlwind rise to theatre stardom during a thoughtful conversation about artistry, ambition, and staying human even when you're playing a robot.
BONUS: Spamalot | Theater in the D
In this episode of Theater in the D, Jesse and his fiancée Miranda review Monty Python's Spamalot. She hated the movie. He’s a lifelong fan. So, did this Broadway adaptation bring them together or tear them apart?
43 Hans Spialek I
The first of a two-part program featuring legendary Broadway orchestrator Hans Spialek, who orchestrated many of the most famous shows of the 20’s, 30’s and 40’s, including, THE NEW YORKERS, ON YOUR TOES and PAL JOEY, Spialek discusses his experiences and collaborations with such notable composers as George Gershwin, Richard Rodgers, and Cole Porter.
What Does “Making It” Even Mean? — A Look Back at Ten Conversations
As Why I’ll Never Make It approaches its tenth season, this special retrospective looks back at ten conversations that helped shape this podcast in meaningful and profound ways. Since 2017, this has been a place to talk honestly about a career built on uncertainty, rejection, hope, and persistence.
S12 Ep6: Kelsee Kimmel
She’s belted her way through SIX, Rent, Pretty Woman and Kinky Boots — and now she’s taking the wheel in the final chapter of Alicia Keys’ smash-hit, semi-autobiographical mega-musical, Hell’s Kitchen.
XBYRDX Talks New Music, Identity, and the Stories Behind the Sound!
XBYRDX joins The Roundtable with Robert Bannon for a candid conversation about his powerful new single and the album it introduces. Known for blending emotion, atmosphere, and honesty, XBYRDX opens up about his creative process, the inspirations behind the project, and how this body of work represents a deeper chapter in his artistic evolution.
Simon Mogul Talks New Jazz Album "Simon Says!"
Tenor saxophonist Simon Mogul joins The Roundtable with Robert Bannon to talk about his debut album Simon Says, a straight-ahead jazz record rooted in tradition and driven by pure swing.
episode 8 | Hannah Cruz
Episode 6: Hannah Cruz. This week on Odd Woman Out, Tutz sits down with Broadway baddie Hannah Cruz for a no-BS convo about what it actually takes to survive the entertainment industry without fully losing your mind.
Kevin James & Jonathan Roumie Light Up the Solo Mio Red Carpet!
We hit the red carpet for Solo Mio and caught up with an incredible lineup of stars including Kevin James, Jonathan Roumie, Kim Coates, Nicole Grimaudo, and more. From big laughs to thoughtful reflections, the energy on the carpet was electric as the cast and creatives celebrated this exciting new release.
#22-Stephen Sondheim and Cryptic Crosswords
Today’s topic: Stephen Sondheim’s passion for cryptic crosswords. Joined by guests Natan Last, Katie Grogg, Ben Zimmer, and Galen Fott, the conversation explores Sondheim's 1968 stint as the puzzle editor for New York Magazine, his influence on the American cryptic crossword scene, and the connections between his musical works and love for puzzles.
#7 - Casting (And Recasting) a Wide Net: Keeping the Show Fresh with Tom Kirdahy
He’s produced some of New York's biggest hit musicals including JUST IN TIME, HADESTOWN, and LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS, powerful plays like THE INHERITANCE and THE PIANO LESSON, and movies including 2025’s KISS OF THE SPIDERWOMAN.
Five Ways to Network with Industry Pros
Hello, fellow actors. Welcome back to Casting Actors Cast — the podcast for actors, from a casting director, who wants you to stop doing weird things in the name of “networking.” Today’s episode is called: “Five Ways to Network with Industry Pros.” And before you tense up — no, this is not an episode about: Because real networking — the kind that actually works — looks nothing like what most actors imagine.
Carrot Top Unfiltered!
Carrot Top is here — and nothing about his career has ever been ordinary. From Las Vegas headliner to one of the most instantly recognizable comedians in the world, he’s built a decades-long run by doing exactly what everyone told him not to do.
Cars 2 (2011)
The titular Cars from the movie Cars (2006) are back and they're on a spy mission for some reason. Yes Mater is here to save the day, and he's getting significantly more screen time whether we like it or not. Credits: Hosts: Jesse McAnally & Andrew DeWolf & Liz Esten.
Ep 196 The Last Waltz — In Search of Lost Broadway, part 4
This is the fourth and final episode in which Albert Evans and I go in search of the 1934 smash-hit musical The Great Waltz, one of the longest-running shows of the 1930s.
A Conversation with Justin Borak
In this episode, we dive into Justin Borak’s plays Community Garden and Cabin Chronicles. Community Garden follows Ralph’s first volunteer shift at Uptown City Gardens, exploring how tending to a shared green space can cultivate connection, humor, and even love.
Rob Morgan & Glen Owen Talk The New Film "Signing Tony Raymond!"
Acclaimed actor Rob Morgan and director Glen Owen join The Roundtable to talk about their powerful new film Signing Tony Raymond.
Pace University (Act II) with Amanda Flynn
In this College Deep Dive, we welcome Amanda Flynn the Program Head of Musical Theater at Pace University. Amanda Flynn is a former MTCA Vocal Tech Coach and has represented Pace University at MTCA’s Junior Intensive for the past two years!
Bug: Tracy Letts’ Conspiracy Thriller Lands on Broadway
In this episode of “Half Hour”, we take a closer look at the Manhattan Theatre Club production of Bug at the Samuel J. Friedman Theatre, Tracy Letts’ psychological thriller about loneliness, paranoia, and conspiracy thinking.
#143 - Jonathan Mousset - On the Rise!
Actor Jonathan Mousset joins Behind the Awards to chat about his career. Jonathan talks about the experience that comes with creating new works through the 29 hour reading process. Jonathan talks about auditioning, touring the county in regional theaters and the importance of vocal health.
S7E8 - Words We Love
This week on The Spark File, we’re cultivating delight with an episode we’re calling “Words We Love.” Susan went spelunking through her massive digital spark file and emerged with a glittering haul: words that crack us up, words that soothe, words that make you feel—dare we say—carbonated.
Ep430 - Bess Wohl: Getting Out of the Way
Bess Wohl joins the podcast to discuss the journey of bringing her latest play, Liberation, to Broadway after a decade of development. She shares the "woo woo" details of her creative process, describing a vision of her characters waiting in a metaphorical doctor's office for her to finally tell their stories.
Miranda Anderson, Amandla Jahava, Portia & the Creators of This Will Never Work
Miranda Anderson, Amandla Jahava, Portia, and writer-directors Marina Tempelsman & Niccolò Aeed are here to talk about This Will Never Work — a bold, intimate project that explores connection, ambition, and the messy reality of chasing something meaningful.
"NayAcapella" (Live Episode)
Patrick is back for this month's livestream episode along with Glisteners, Daneilla and Stephanie! We discuss Allison and I seeing Spelling Bee recently, how Mercy keeps getting through on the Glacket, and a possible GOTW bingo for a future round?
Just Another Day with Dan Lauria
In this episode, we explore Just Another Day, a charming and witty play about a comedy writer and a sophisticated poet in their seventies who meet daily on a park bench to exchange barbs, memories, and reflections on love—if only for that day.
Ep239 - Sam Brown, Munkustrap on the International Tour
“Chrissie set it out as this young lion who is about to inherit the throne. The Jellicle throne.” This episode features Sam Brown who is currently performing as Munkustrap on the International Tour of CATS.
Episode 6: Stop Negotiating with Your Landlord the Wrong Way; Housing Court Hack – Wrong Description of Apartment
You have been sued by your landlord, and you just wish the case would go away, because with a bit more time, you would have the money to move, which you were planning on doing anyway. You just need a break.
Act 79: Snowmageddon Live(featuring 2 surprise Broadway stars!)
Join Heather and Amber as they talk snow. Do you believe the show must go on? Tonight we feel like "Mr. Roger's Neighborhood" as we welcome Matt DeAngelis and Christine Dwyer to talk all about an exciting way to help support JaniceJam with their most recent partnership with Masquerade!
Broadway Is Buzzing and So Am I: ft. Bryce Pinkham, Whitney White, Grey Henson, and Crystal Lucas-Perry
In this week’s episode, Joel Crump is back and buzzing with everything happening on Broadway right now. He breaks down the latest theatre news, talks this week’s box office grosses, and shares a Broadway history throwback you will not want to miss.
Batman Forever (1995) feat. Olaf Adsit
This week we're diving into the real test of Jim Carrey's mettle with a superhero villian role. Yes, it's Carrey versus Batman in Batman Forever. We're joined by Olaf of the "Back to the Movie Theater" podcast to talk about this film! Check out Olaf's Podcast here!
Director Maxime Giroux Talks About The Film "In Cold Light!"
Acclaimed filmmaker Maxime Giroux joins The Roundtable to talk about his haunting new film In Cold Light. Known for his visually striking storytelling and emotionally complex characters, Giroux opens up about the inspiration behind the film, crafting tension through atmosphere, and why In Cold Light lives in the unsettling space between morality, survival, and obsession.
Broadway & West End Star Marisha Wallace Manifested Her Musical Theatre Career
Broadway star Marisha Wallace (Cabaret) joins The Art of Kindness with Robert Peterpaul to discuss her internationally-acclaimed career as a musical theatre performer and the kindness that powers it. This episode touches on: - How Marisha says she manifested her entire journey in the arts.
42 Maury Yeston III
The conclusion of a three-part program featuring Tony-winning composer-lyricist, Maury Yeston who won Tony’s for both his Broadway musicals NINE and TITANIC. In this 30-minute segment, Yeston discusses several of the pop songs he has written along with detailing the creative process behind the score for NINE.
BONUS: Interview w/ Composers Chris Littler & Ellen Winter ("36 Questions")
In this super bonus episode Jess is joined by the composers of the Podcast Musical "36 Questions," Ellen Winter & Christopher Littler. He talks about their creative process, the inspirations for the musical, the storytelling methods, and how this show became the incredible piece it is today.
Producer Steven Lawrence Joins Us To Talk About The Long Way Home!
Producer Steven Lawrence joins The Roundtable with Robert Bannon to talk about The Long Way Home, the iconic documentary following legendary Russian singer and songwriter Boris Grebenshchikov as he travels from the Soviet Union to the United States to record an album during a pivotal moment in history.
SIX with Teale Dvornik and Gianna Yanelli
"God Save the Queen(s)!" This week we're covering not one, but six of the greatest divas currently on Broadway. Join us as we discuss the musical SIX, and the history behind it, with two very special guests: author, tour guide, and Broadway dresser Teale Dvornik (WICKED), and the current reigning "queen of green," Gianna Yanelli (SIX, MEAN GIRLS)!
Michael Mosley Signs On for Tony Raymond Here On The Roundtable!
Actor Michael Mosley joins The Roundtable with Robert Bannon to talk about signing on for his latest film, Tony Raymond. He opens up about the moment the project crossed his path, what immediately grabbed him about the script, and why this role felt like the right next move.
S12 Ep5: Denise Gough
For this Olivier winner and Tony nominee, theatre isn’t a career choice — it’s survival.
David Gutierrez on Writing Retraction Now In NYC!
Writer David Gutierrez joins The Roundtable with Robert Bannon to talk about his powerful new work Retraction, a sharp, timely piece that explores truth, accountability, and the complicated aftermath of what we say—and take back.
NEEDLES
This episode features the audio drama NEEDLES by Megan Tripaldi. In this dark comedy, a frustrated knitter laments the decision to summon the forces of darkness in order to finish all the presents she has to knit for the holiday season.
A conversation with author Richard Huntly
This episode is part one of my conversation with author Richard Huntley, the author of Dark Days of Horror at Dozier Rapes, Murders, Beatings, and Slavery. I survived Dozer, the Deadliest Reform School in America. You may have heard of Nickel Boys, the book and film.
Getting Fired by Your Agent-What Next?
Today’s episode is called: “Getting Fired by Your Agent… What Next?” And if that title made your stomach drop just a little — congratulations. You’re human. Also, you’re not alone.
Elaine Hendrix Talks Dancing to Dolly and a Career That Keeps Evolving!
Elaine Hendrix joins The Roundtable with Robert Bannon for a joyful, inspiring conversation about a career that truly does it all.
#76 - I Saw the TV Glow
We're diving into the wildest and most thought provoking response to Buffy the Vampire Slayer yet, Jane Schoenbrun's magnum opus "I Saw the TV Glow." Don't be late to watching the Pink Opaque. Credits: Hosts: Jesse McAnally & Andrew DeWolf & Liz Esten.
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High School Musical's Corbin Bleu Makes Kindness the Status Quo - feat. Lucas Grabeel [Re-Release]
Disney's High School Musical turns 20 this year, so let's revisit our Corbin Bleu episode from the 2025 library. The real-life Chad Danforth joins The Art of Kindness with Robert Peterpaul to discuss navigating the industry with kindness from tv sets to Broadway stages.
N’Kenge Celebrates That’s Love: The Dorothy Dandridge Musical Coming To NJ!
Broadway powerhouse and recording artist N'Kenge joins The Roundtable to talk about stepping into the legacy of an icon in That’s Love: The Dorothy Dandridge Musical. N’Kenge shares what it means to honor Dorothy Dandridge’s brilliance, vulnerability, and impact, and why telling her story now feels both timely and deeply personal.
Marjorie Prime: Memory, A.I., and What We Leave Behind
In this episode of Half Hour, we take a deeper dive into the Broadway production of Marjorie Prime, written by Jordan Harrison and directed by Anne Kauffman at Second Stage Theater’s Hayes Theater.
#142 - Marc Shaiman - Never Mind the Happy
Marc Shaiman - Never Mind the Happy. Tony, Emmy, Grammy Award winning Composer and Lyricist Marc Shaiman stops by Behind the Awards to give us a sneak peek into his Memoir Never Mind the Happy. Marc shares his path to success when a daydream turned into reality starring Bette Midler.
S7E7 - A Good Cry
In this episode of The Spark File, Laura and Susan celebrate the art, science, and deep humanity of a good cry. Sparked by poems, personal stories, and a lovingly unofficial “research study,” they explore why tears are not a weakness—but a powerful form of emotional intelligence and creative release.
Kevin Munhall (Broadway’s Tootsie) on Breath, Stress, and Performance
In this Artist Exploration, Kevin Munhall (Broadway’s Tootsie) chats with MTCA Director Charlie Murphy about: Build breathing and regulation habits before the stakes are high. Nerves aren’t the enemy; what matters is how you perform under pressure, not just in practice.
Dorothea Miller Celebrates “Two Lesbians Walk Into A Bar…”
Dorothea Miller Celebrates “Two Lesbians Walk Into A Bar…” Comedian and storyteller Dorothea Miller is at The Roundtable celebrating her hilarious, sharp, and heartfelt new project Two Lesbians Walk Into A Bar….
Emanuela Galliussi & Dean Matthew Ronalds talk Zoe — A New Film About Connection, Truth, And The Moments That Change Us!
Today on The Roundtable with Robert Bannon, we’re joined by Emanuela Galliussi and Dean Matthew Ronalds, the stars of the new film Zoe. Together, they open up about stepping into a story rooted in intimacy, emotional honesty, and the quiet moments that define human connection.
Disney Legend Kenny Ortega on 20 Years of High School Musical & Leading with Generosity
Disney's High School Musical director-choreographer Kenny Ortega is in the studio, wildcats! The legendary creative (also behind classics like Newsies, Hocus Pocus and the Descendants franchise) joins The Art of Kindness with Robert Peterpaul to celebrate 20 years of "breaking free" with the DCOM.
"Messy 4 Mercy" (w/ Allison & Ian)
Allison and Ian are back this week! We discuss the lack of Folos, the hit(?) show Smash, and what song gets Allison and I amped up and ready to party! Songs this episode include: (I've Had) The Time of My Life. Mercy. So Emotional. The Scientist.
Ep429 - Irene Sofia Lucio: Golden Chest Armor is Liberating
Irene Sofia Lucio stops by to discuss the journey from being a shy kid in Puerto Rico who had to force herself to raise her hand to starring in some of the most provocative plays on Broadway.
#105 - Paul Pape: Santa for Nerds, Making the Things That Don’t Exist Yet
What if saying “yes” before you know how is the real creative superpower?
Ep238 - Tyler Daddario, Director of 2025 Broadway Theatre of Pitman Production
“The way I approached this whole production is that I wanted this to be the CATS that 11-year-old Tyler would want to see.
Act 78: This is the Greatest Show!
Join Heather and Amber for tonight's episode to catch up on the most recent Broadway news, help us congratulate a friend or two, and enjoy some time on this Monday night.
Cost n’ Mayor & the Cast of 11 to Midnight on Movement, Magic & Making a Show for the Stage!
Tonight on The Roundtable with Robert Bannon, we’re joined by viral dance innovators Cost n’ Mayor — Austin and Marideth Telenko — along with the electric cast of their new theatrical dance experience 11 to Midnight, heading to New York.
S12 Ep4: Tye Blue
As Titanique marks its milestone first anniversary in London’s West End and Broadway sets sail this Spring, the Olivier-winning director and co-writer invites us inside his brilliantly unhinged mind to reveal how his love for the ultimate Canadian music icon helped build a global theatrical phenomenon.
Dumb & Dumber (1994)
Have you ever wondered what a road trip between Jeff Daniels and Jim Carrey would look like? Have you ever wondered what would happen if you put turbo lax into a tea cup?
41 Maury Yeston II
The second of a three-part program featuring Tony-winning composer-lyricist, Maury Yeston who won Tony’s for both his Broadway musicals NINE and TITANIC.
BONUS: Interview w/ Composer Edward W. Hardy ("The Woodsman")
In this super special BONUS episode Jess & Andrew interview the incredible composer of "The Woodsman" Edward W. Hardy! In this super special bonus episode they talk about Edward's incredible journey from childhood prodigy to a composer of amazing Off-Broadway hit.
Chandler Dozier —Country Rising Star Talks "Bakersfield East!"
Rising country artist Chandler Dozier joins The Roundtable with Robert Bannon to celebrate his new album Bakersfield East — a project that blends neo-traditional country, heartfelt storytelling, and a deep respect for the legends who paved the way.
The Singing Surgeon Dr. Elvis François Talks His New Album Realignment!
Dr. Elvis François — the world-famous “Singing Surgeon” — joins The Roundtable to talk about the powerful next chapter of his journey and the release of his brand-new album, Realignment.
Ep 195: 40 Years of CHESS
Because this is a Broadway history podcast, I don’t usually comment on recently opened productions, since we can’t know yet whether they will be historically significant. The exceptions, of course, are major revivals of Broadway musicals from the past.
episode 7 | diane paulus
Episode 6: Diane Paulus. This week on Odd Woman Out, Tutz sits down with Broadway icon Diane Paulus — the director behind Waitress, Jagged Little Pill, Masquerade and more. Recorded at the Welcome to Times Square Studio, this convo is smart, candid, and refreshingly real.
Sharon Lawrence Returns To The Stage In Pen Pals With Maureen McCormicck!
Sharon Lawrence joins The Roundtable with Robert Bannon to talk about her powerful return to the stage in the heartfelt two-hander Pen Pals.
#6 - Planning for Success, Selling Something Original, and Shows That Have PURPOSE with Rashad V. Chambers
Producer, Executive Director, Lawyer, and now podcast guest! For the past decade, Rashad V. Chambers has been producing new and exciting works on stage.
400 Episodes-A Celebration of you!
Some people can’t even commit to a gym membership for four weeks — and you and I have been meeting here since 2020. Through lockdowns, through self-tape explosions, through new technology disrupting our industry faster than we can say “AI voice clone,” we have been learning together, laughing together, and building the kind of creative courage that keeps actors moving forward.
TJ Armand Talks Happy Hour Blues, Vol. 2, A New Musical Album, Now Out!
TJ Armand joins The Roundtable with Robert Bannon to celebrate the release of his bold and innovative new musical project, Happy Hour Blues, Vol. 2 — a genre-bending album told entirely through story, song, and character.
#76 - Our Friend Martin (1999)
We're diving into the world of 1990's educational entertainment, we're talking about a star studded television special "Our Friend Martin" which tells the story of Martin Luther King Jr. through the power of Time Travel. Yes, time travel!
Richard E. Waits Makes His Met Opera Debut in I Puritani!
Richard E. Waits joins The Roundtable to celebrate a major career milestone — his debut at The Metropolitan Opera in Bellini’s I Puritani.
#85 - Linus Karp and Joseph Martin
Linus Karp and Joseph Martin are actors, writers, and theater makers. They created Awkward Productions to bring ridiculous genre-mixing comedy, niche pop culture references, audience participation, and queer joy to the stage.
#141 - Tonatiuh - Kiss of the Spiderwoman
Life long theater kid Tonatiuh joins Behind the Awards to talk about one of the Movie Musicals of the year alongside Jennifer Lopez & Deigo Luna. Tonatiuh shares his journey from audition to shooting in record time to the premier.
S7E6 - How Easy Can It Be?
This week on The Spark File, we’re asking a question that might just unclench your whole nervous system: How Easy Can It Be?
Seton Hill with Joseph Domencic
In this College Deep Dive, Joseph Domencic the Associate Professor of Musical Theatre and Theatre at Seton Hill University chats with MTCA Director Charlie Murphy about: Seton Hill’s superpower: individualized training—using a liberal arts model to tailor each student’s path, not force a single mold.
#21-10 Playful Songs of Sondheim
Name ten tracks by Sondheim that highlight his love of games and puzzles. That was the challenge posed to me by Donald Feltham, who invited me back to his streaming Broadway Radio Show.
Karan Brar, Brandon Flynn, Sophia Lillis & Justin H. Min Take On DATA — Live Off-Broadway!
From the buzz of Off-Broadway, The Roundtable with Robert Bannon goes inside the electrifying new play DATA with the cast and creatives who are turning heads in New York. We sat down with stars Karan Brar, Brandon Flynn, Sophia Lillis, and Justin H.
"Gay by May" (w/ Jenna Ushkowitz)
Kicking off the first recording of 2026 with Tina Cohen-Chang herself, Jenna Ushkowitz! Jenna and I talk about everything: how she would approach a Gleeboot, Tina's transformation throughout the series, and her and Tina's long history with gay men.
Ep428 - Wayne Brady: The Introverted Improviser
Wayne Brady opens up about the surprising reality that despite his career as an improvisational powerhouse, he considers himself a quiet recluse who never actually aspired to be funny.
Ep237 - Adam Lendermon, Skimbleshanks on US National Tour 5
“When you’re acting like a cat to begin with, it’s a lot easier to paw in the direction that people need to be.” This episode features Adam Lendermon who played Skimbleshanks on the US National Tour 5 of CATS.
Act 77: Welcome back Alan Seales the Mastermind of Broadway Podcast Network!
Join Heather and Alan as they chat all things in the world of Broadway Podcast Network, upcoming collabs you don't want to miss, and some exciting Broadway news!
Episode 5: NYC Rental Housing Types Demystified
You are moving to New York City, and you have questions about NYC rental housing. Or, you have lived in New York City all your life, and you still have questions about NYC Housing! Rent Stabilization, Rent Control, the Good Cause Eviction Law, Affordable Housing, Co-ops, Condos, Co-living.
Episode 148 | Wayne Brady: "Kid of the Kingdom"
Survival Jobs hosted by Jason A. Coombs and Samantha Tuozzolo, are thrilled to release a brand new episode today featuring five time Emmy Award winner and two time Grammy Award nominee Wayne Brady recorded live at WelcomeToTimeSquareStudios.com!
Episode 147 | Danny Strong: "Delivery Boy"
Survival Jobs is back with Episode 147, hosted by Jason A. Coombs and Samantha Tuozzolo, featuring two time Emmy Award winner Danny Strong in an in depth conversation centered on his latest project, the incredible Broadway revival of Chess, for which Strong serves as the writer, reimagining the book for a contemporary audience.
BUG Takes Over Broadway — Live from the Manhattan Theatre Club Red Carpet!
The Roundtable with Robert Bannon comes to you straight from the electric opening night red carpet of Bug at Manhattan Theatre Club, where Broadway, film, and TV royalty showed up in force.
Kindness Is Free’s Lori Milgard & JR Dzubak on the Rose Bowl Parade, Kindness Hall of Fame & How to Build a Kinder 2026
What's the best 2026 new year's resolution? Kindness! Join Robert Peterpaul as we fly to Pasadena, California and chat with Lori Milgard and JR Dzubak about their inspiring journey with the Kindness is Free initiative.
40 Maury Yeston I
The first of a three-part program featuring Tony-winning composer-lyricist, Maury Yeston who won Tony’s for both his musicals NINE and TITANIC on Broadway.
How a Tiny Mississippi Town Changed My Life — Filmmaker Isabelle Armand on Glendora!
Filmmaker and documentary photographer Isabelle Armand joins The Roundtable with Robert Bannon to share the remarkable story behind her powerful new film Glendora, a five-year, deeply immersive documentary set in a small town in the Mississippi Delta.
Teenage Playwright Maddie Holdway Joins The Roundtable with Robert Bannon!
High school playwright and rising theatre star Maddie Holdway joins The Roundtable with Robert Bannon to talk about her incredible journey from student to viral sensation.
Kate Baldwin Looks For Creative Purpose Beyond Just Performing (REWIND)
This past fall 2025 I got to see two of my favorite leading ladies on stage. The first was Christine Sherrill, who was making her Broadway debut in Mamma Mia. She and I had first worked together in the out-of-town tryout for First Wives Club back in 2015 that ran for about a month and a half in Chicago.
Artistic Director James Mills Talks NY Gilbert & Sullivan Players’ H.M.S. Pinafore!
Artistic Director James Mills joins The Roundtable to talk all things New York Gilbert & Sullivan Players and their upcoming production of H.M.S. Pinafore.
Jesse “Jeskid” Cowell on Where’s My Package?! & Making Movies In 2026!
Today we’re joined by filmmaker Jesse “Jeskid” Cowell — creator, director, and true indie cinematic force — to talk about his new short film Where’s My Package?!. Jeskid has been telling bold, boundary-pushing stories for decades, from being an early internet content pioneer to crafting award-winning shorts and features.
Ep 194: The Great Waltz on Radio & TV
On this week’s Broadway Nation podcast, Albert Evans and I once again go “In Search of Lost Broadway,” as part of our occasional podcast series in which we try to rediscover significant hit Broadway musicals from the past that today are almost entirely unknown and forgotten.
The Self-tape Trap-Are Your Choices Helping or Hurting You
Self-tapes are where careers happen today. They’re the front door of the business. And like any front door — there’s a welcome mat… and there are also banana peels hidden right under the surface waiting to trip you up.
Dr. Annise Mabry Talks Education, Advocacy, and Changing Lives!
Dr. Annise Mabry joins The Roundtable with Robert Bannon for a powerful and deeply inspiring conversation about her journey as an educator, advocate, and changemaker. As the founder of her own foundation, Dr.
#74 - Evita (2025 London Revival)
Evita has once again waltzed back into our lives, and this time it has a hard to understand plot with a rock environment. Rachel Zegler Shines, and we're diving into what works and what doesn't about Jamie Lloyd's production of Evita.
Pastor Mark Chironna — Goals, Growth & Spiritual Alignment for 2026!
Pastor, author, life coach, and inspirational speaker Mark Chironna joins The Roundtable with Robert Bannon for a powerful, forward-looking conversation about goals, purpose, and spirituality as we step into 2026.
Marcus Crawford Guy (MTCA Song Coach MTCA & AMC’s “Turn: Washington’s Spies”) on The Actor’s Mindset
In this Artist Exploration, Marcus Crawford Guy a MTCA Song Coach MTCA and from AMC’s “Turn: Washington’s Spies” chats with MTCA Director Charlie Murphy about: How subtle quirks of timing can quietly reshape your path. Learning to trust who you already are at your core.
#140 - Christiani Pitts - Two Strangers Carry A Cake Across New York
Broadway’s newest leading lady Christiani Pitts takes the cake in this new musical at the Longacre Theater opposite Sam Tutty. Christiani does a deep dive into her character Robin and dishes on the ingredients that went into baking the show that’s on everyone’s lips.
S7E5 - A Window Not A Mirror
A Window; Not a Mirror is your new permission slip. In this episode, Laura shares a line she overheard in a NYC café that snapped her nervous system into clarity: “You cannot walk into the asylum and let it convince you that you’ve gone mad.
Journalist & Filmmaker Michael Premo Talk Homegrown On & About January 6th!
Journalist and filmmaker Michael Premo joins The Roundtable with Robert Bannon to discuss Homegrown, his powerful documentary examining the January 6th Capitol riots through firsthand reporting and lived experience.
Episode 30 - Douglas J. Cohen and Eva Margolies: UNZIPPED Part 2
In this episode we continue our conversation with Eva Margolies and Douglas J. Cohen about their musical: Unzipped. Set in the Bay Area in the late 1970s, UNZIPPED explores a culture of sexual liberation and the development of modern sex therapy practices through the lens of a marriage in crisis.
"Quinntessential Glee" (w/ Skip or Scream)
We're back with more Glacket in 2026! And to kick off the year, we're joined by the hosts of Skip or Scream, Maggie and Kassie! Maggie has been on the pod a few times now, but we unpack Kassie's deep lore with the hit Fox show.
Ep427 - Christiani Pitts: Scene Stealing Nativity Cows
Christiani Pitts stops by to chat about her journey from playing a scene stealing cow in a church nativity play to leading Broadway blockbusters.
Ep236 - Marco Venturini, Macavity on the International Tour
“I actually think there is something kind of cool about a bad guy who is pure evil, that there are no redeeming qualities whatsoever.” This episode features Marco Venturini who is currently performing as Macavity on the International Tour of CATS.
Act 76: New Year is Already Perfect!
Join Heather and Amber as they start of the new year with some awesome Broadway news and we feature our interview with Levi Kreis and chat all things Already Perfect(opening in the West End this Friday!).
Dr. Judith Orloff — Empathy in 2026: Strength, Survival & Spiritual Power
Dr. Judith Orloff joins The Roundtable with Robert Bannon for a timely, soul-centered conversation about empathy in 2026—what it means, why it matters more than ever, and how sensitive, intuitive people can thrive in an increasingly loud and demanding world.
37 E.Y. Harburg III
The conclusion of a three-part program featuring Broadway lyricist and librettist, E.Y. “Yip” Harburg, the writer behind such iconic works as FINIAN’S RAINBOW, JAMAICA, and the film musical THE WIZARD OF OZ.
#121 Those Pipes, These Legs with Keely Beirne
U Guys, from Broadway's Aladdin and Moulin Rouge! The Musical, Keely Beirne is here! First, I give you all the latest Bway updates, and a few personal New Year insights in this week's BroadwayWorld Recap. Then, I am joined by performer Keely Beirne to talk all things Bway.
Episode 4: A Powerful Defense to the Nonpayment of Rent that Few Tenants Know About; Multiple Dwelling Law 302 Explored!
In Episode 4 we are looking at a defense to the nonpayment of rent that could apply to as many as a hundred thousand apartments – Multiple Dwelling Law 302, which applies when a building is occupied contrary to its certificate of occupancy on file with the New York City Department of Buildings.
THE SOUND OF MUSIC with Tyler Joseph Ellis
Happy New Year, listeners! We're starting off 2026 with one of the most famous musicals of all time, but while everyone has at least heard of THE SOUND OF MUSIC, most don't know its profound place in musical theatre history.
Broadway 2025 in Review: Standout Shows, Performances, and the Road to 2026
In this episode of “Half Hour”, we look back at the 2025 Broadway and Off-Broadway year, from new works like John Proctor Is the Villain and Buena Vista Social Club to other standout plays and musicals that stayed with us.
Stop Overthinking the Moment-Start Owning it
We’re talking about overthinking. That mental spiral where suddenly your brain is narrating your audition like it’s doing play-by-play commentary during the Super Bowl. “Here comes the second line — careful, careful — don’t mess this up — oof, eyebrow twitch — bad eyebrow!
79. We Have Been Changed FOR GOOD (Wicked Movie Review)
In this episode of Sentimental Men, we go full SPOILERS on our thoughts about the Wicked movie. We break down what worked, what surprised us, and how it feels to finally see this era take flight on the big screen.
#73 - RRR (2022)
We're starting 2026 on a high note, we're diving into one of the most acclaimed films of the 2020's with the Bollywood action masterpiece "RRR" as a Patron request from our Patreon supporter Ewan Cassidy. Come join us for the love to end all loves.
#104 - 2025 End of Year Reflection
In this special year-end wrap-up episode, hosts Heather Vickery and Alan Seales kick 2025 out the door the only way they know how: with candid reflection, sharp banter, and a deep appreciation for creative risk.
Irving Berlin, Bing Crosby and the Story of "White Christmas," America's Most Popular Song, part 2
This is the second of two special holiday episodes of Broadway Nation. Just like the first, this is an audio version of a Broadway Nation Live! performance that was given in December of 2019 at the Vashon Center For The Performing Arts on Vashon Island, WA.
Northern Michigan University with Bill Digneit
In this College Deep Dive, Bill Digneit the Department Head and Professor of Theatre & Dance at Northern Michigan University chats with MTCA Director Charlie Murphy about: How NMU is a place for adventurers.
#139 - Carrie Preston - Elsbeth Returns!
Emmy Winning Star of Elsbeth Carrie Preston returns to Behind the Awards to chat about Season 3 of the Award Nominated series. Carrie gives us the secret behind Elsbeth’s many bags and Easter Eggs to look out for.
S7E4 - The Alchemist
Life attracts life. So if you want more creativity, more connection, more possibility… you can’t wait it out on the couch. In this episode of The Spark File Podcast, Laura revisits The Alchemist and uncovers why pursuing your creative calling isn’t about chasing a guaranteed outcome—it’s about choosing aliveness.
Justin Collette Brings Beetlejuice to Life at the Palace Theatre
Step inside the dressing room with Beetlejuice's Justin Collette for a behind-the-scenes conversation that’s equal parts bone broth and backstage banter. From the rock riffs of School of Rock to the undead hilarity of Beetlejuice, Justin shares his wild ride from Canadian improv star and punk band frontman to taking center stage on Broadway.
Ep426 - 2025 Wrap Up with Mike Abrams
Alan and Mike sit down to process a packed year of theater, trading hot takes and reviews on a massive slate of 2025 productions. From the cult popularity of Teeth and the star power of Audra McDonald in Gypsy to the technical marvel of Stranger Things: The First Shadow, they cover the shows that defined the last twelve months.
From The Vault: "Tempress" Chasity Moore, Grizabella in PAC's CATS: The Jellicle Ball
From The Vault: Originally released on June 25, 2024, this was episode 171 with "Tempress" Chasity Moore who was Grizabella in PAC's CATS: The Jellicle Ball. CATS: The Jellicle Ball will be transferring to Broadway in March of 2026 and Tempress will be Grizabella!
BONUS: Shucked the Musical
In this week's episode of Theatre in the D Jess is joined by Miranda Moffat to talk about the national tour of the musical "Shucked." Do you want to hear how a musical about Corn is compelling, you'll have to listen to find out.
36 E.Y. Harburg II
The second of a three-part program featuring Broadway lyricist and librettist, E.Y. “Yip” Harburg, the writer behind such iconic works as FINIAN’S RAINBOW, JAMAICA, and the film musical THE WIZARD OF OZ.
Masquerade: An Immersive Phantom of the Opera Experience in New York City
In this episode of Half Hour, we unpack Masquerade, the immersive revival of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s The Phantom of the Opera now running in New York City.
How to be the Actor Everyone Wants to Work With
Hey my amazing, wonderful actor friends! Welcome back to Casting Actors Cast — where you and I get to hang out, learn a little, laugh a little, and uncover the real tools that help you prepare smarter, act better, and book more.
#72 - Love Actually (2003)
Merry Holiday-mas! Today the Cheese gang are ringing in the holiday spirit by talking about the most insane Holiday Classic that if it were made today would send the director/writer directly to prison. Yes, we're talking about the romantic """comedy"""" Love Actually.
#138 - Matilda Lawler - IT Welcome to Derry
Child Star Matilda Lawler (IT, The Ferryman, The Gilded Age) joins Behind the Awards for a look into what it’s like being a child actor and starring opposite Bill Skarsgard as Stephen King’s iconic character Pennywise.
Encore Episode: The Story Behind the Song, WHITE CHRISTMAS
This is a special holiday reprise of one of Broadway Nation's most popular episodes: It's an audio version of a Broadway Nation Live! performance that was presented in December of 2019 at the Vashon Center For The Performing Arts on Vashon Island just outside of Seattle, WA.
S7E3 - A Spooky Winter Story
In this wintery, true-crime-meets-ghost-story episode, Susan shares the chilling tale of the 1892 “hex murder” at the Stone Arch Bridge. A poor farmer accused of witchcraft, a family convinced they’re cursed, a killing “three ways over water,” and a graveyard full of family members.
2025 Holiday Episode
In this Special 2025 Holiday Episode, Charlie discusses his monthly blog post "The Definitive, Ultimate, Universal, Top Ten List of Acting and Musical Theater Colleges" Subjectivity. Statistics. Personalization.
A Conversation with Ngozi Anyanwu and ChiChi Anyanwu
In this episode, we spotlight Ngozi Anyanwu and her compelling plays. In Good Grief, Nkechi, a med-school dropout and first-generation Nigerian, navigates first loves, losses, and the stars in search of answers.
Episode 3: Can your landlord charge you an extra fee each month because you pay your rent electronically?
Can your landlord up-charge you for paying rent electronically? Those charges sure add up over time. For that matter, can the landlord charge you an extra fee for paying manually – with a check, cash, or money order?
#20-Do we really need another book on Sondheim? Barry at the Drama Book Shop
Do we really need another book on Sondheim? That’s the driving question behind Barry’s recent appearance at the venerable Drama Book Shop in New York City. For the 20th episode of the Matching Minds with Sondheim podcast, explore the book-ey-ness of Matching Minds.
NORTH POLE NOIR *REMASTERED
This episode features the audio drama NORTH POLE NOIR by Patrick Gabridge. A dark look at the underside of the North Pole, as detective Harvey the Elf tries to solve the murder of Frosty the Snowman. Professor Hinkle claims he was framed, but what sorts of tundra games are these folks playing.
Episode 29 - Douglas J. Cohen and Eva Margolies: UNZIPPED
This episode features a conversation with Douglas J. Cohen and Eva Margolies about their musical: UNZIPPED. Set in the Bay Area in the late 1970s, UNZIPPED explores a culture of sexual liberation and the development of modern sex therapy practices through the lens of a marriage in crisis.
A Conversation with Becca Schlossberg
In this episode, we spotlight playwright and performer Becca Schlossberg, an award-winning, non-binary writer whose work fearlessly explores identity, trauma, myth, and survival.
From The Vault: André De Shields, Old Deuteronomy in PAC's CATS: The Jellicle Ball
From The Vault: Originally released on September 3, 2024, this was episode 184 with André De Shields who was Old Deuteronomy in PAC's CATS: The Jellicle Ball. CATS: The Jellicle Ball will be transferring to Broadway in March of 2026 and André will be Old Deuteronomy!
Ep425 - Kate Baldwin: Making It Up As She Goes
Kate Baldwin has a way of looking at the industry that is both deeply grounded and incredibly refreshing. She opens up about her approach to playing Roxie Hart in Chicago, describing her version of the character as a "Bad Nellie Forbush" who is just trying to survive.
The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee: Inside the Off-Broadway Revival at New World Stages
In this episode of “Half Hour”, we take a deeper dive into the 2025 Off-Broadway revival of The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee at New World Stages, directed by Danny Mefford.
Christmas on Broadway with the Merry & Kind Desi Oakley
Broadway's Desi Oakley joins The Art of Kindness podcast for our holiday extravaganza! The Wicked and Waitress star gets festive with host Robert Peterpaul about: Her new holiday single Christmas on the Coast + holiday favorites.
35 E.Y. Harburg I
The first of a three-part program featuring Broadway lyricist and librettist, E.Y. “Yip” Harburg, the writer behind such iconic works as FINIAN’S RAINBOW, JAMAICA, and the film musical THE WIZARD OF OZ.
BONUS: "A Christmas Carol" by Jess & Andrew
In this BONUS episode Jess & Andrew reenact Charles Dickens "A Christmas Carol" from beginning to end. Give it a listen and have yourself a Merry Holiday Season! Music: We Wish you a Merry Christmas Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License.
Prima Facie: A Conversation with Suzie Miller and Nora Brigid Monahan
In this special event, Suzie Miller, Olivier and Tony Award-winning playwright of Prima Facie, joins writer and performer Nora Brigid Monahan for a signing and talkback on Miller’s debut novel adaptation of her acclaimed play.
Eliza VanCort On Her New Film “Stationed at Home” and Empowering Audiences Through Story!
e. #ElizaVanCort #StationedAtHome #FilmPremiere #ActingJourney #BestsellingAuthor #ClaimYourSpace #CommunicationCoach #MotivationalSpeaker #ConfidenceBuilding #WomenInFilm #Storytelling #TheRoundtable #RobertBannon #EntertainmentCoverage.
WAR PAINT with Caden Zane Marshall
WAR PAINT was the Broadway follow up to the musical GREY GARDENS, so of course it's the GREY GARDENS follow up on "A Musical Theatre Podcast." This week, actor, interpreter, and influencer Caden Zane Marshall joins us to talk about two women whose impact has changed the world forever.
On Bette Midler with Kevin Winkler and Charles Kirsch
In this episode, Kevin Winkler discusses On Bette Midler: An Opinionated Guide. The book traces the rise of the Divine Miss M from the Continental Baths to mainstream stardom, exploring her impact on gay, Jewish, and feminist culture, as well as her influence across stage, film, music, and activism.
Episode 2: Can problems with your building's amenities be addressed economically and quickly by a tenant class action?
Are you having a problem with the amenities in your building? Well amenities are usually common elements so if you’re having a problem, maybe the other tenants in your building are having the same problem.
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