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"Blame It on the Anne Hathaway" (w/ Ian & Lena)
Ian and Lena (from Slay! A Queer Buffy Podcast) are back this week to discuss Temple Grandin, Anne Hathaway (almost) on Glee, and Jane Fonda (definitely) being on Glee. Songs this episode include: Blame It on the Alcohol. Like a Prayer. Never Going Back Again.
Bonus Bawk: Isabella, 7, Bawking from the USA
We have had so many wonderful Bawks from our Bawkers, we could not wait all summer to share them! We will be releasing weekly Bawks over the summer while we are on our regular season break. The Kitten & Clucky podcast will be back with full episodes again this Fall.
Ep450 - Matthew McConaughey: Greenlights
When Academy Award winning actor Matthew McConaughey decided it was time to open up thirty six years of personal journals, he packed up a truck with beef, bourbon, and twenty gallons of water, heading off to an undisclosed desert for fifty two days.
"I am a woman, I am an artist": A League of Professional Theatre Women
Join us for a special conversation presented in partnership with the League of Professional Theatre Women, celebrating the work of five acclaimed theatre artists and authors.
Ep266: The Jellicle Tribe: CATS US National Tour 4 Reunion Brunch Discusses Cats: The Jellicle Ball
We were honored to be invited to the reunion brunch for the Jellicle Tribe, a group of members from the US National Tour 4 of Cats. They got together before opening night of CATS: The Jellicle Ball to catch up and discuss all things CATS.
Act 97: From Broadway to the West End Featuring MickeyJoTheatre
Join Heather and special co-host Chris Leavy as they welcome MickeyJoTheatre to the pod! We chat all things Broadway and West End and all the differences that make the tale of these two theatre cities so unique and special.
#108 - Neyla Pekarek
Neyla Pekarek is a two-time Grammy Award-nominated singer-songwriter, cellist, and former member of The Lumineers.
#179 - Bradley Jaden - Stars in Les Miserables
Bradley Jaden joins Behind the Awards to chat about his 20 year run with Les Miserables and ending this tour at the iconic Radio City Music Hall. Bradley shares his early start and friendship with Sir Cameron Macintosh and what it’s like to be in the center of a Macintosh surprise guest appearances which took the internet by storm.
HOW SONDHEIM EXTENDED THE RANGE OF THE AMERICAN MUSICAL with BEN FRANCIS, part 3
This is the third and final part of my conversation with Ben Francis whose amazingly compelling new book is titled Careful the Spell You Cast — How Stephen Sondheim Extended the Range of the American Musical.
Wiesenthal- A Conversation with Tom Dugan and Mel Johnson
Join us for a live podcast recording, talkback, and signing with acclaimed playwright and actor Tom Dugan, as he discusses Wiesenthal: The Life of a Nazi Hunter. This riveting one-person play chronicles the extraordinary life of Simon Wiesenthal, who survived Hitler’s SS and dedicated his life to bringing Nazi war criminals to justice.
Andrea Savage on Why Happy People Aren't Jerks
Andrea Savage (I'm Sorry) wants comedy to punch up, not down. The actress, writer and producer joins The Art of Kindness with Robert Peterpaul for a hilarious and heartfelt conversation about how empathy fuels great comedy, the life experiences that helped her rediscover joy after a difficult chapter, and why we all need to unclench our buttholes.
174 Opening Number 2
This is the second of a three-part program featuring a comprehensive look at some of Broadway’s most illustrious opening numbers, spanning from as far back as SHOWBOAT to more modern productions like NINE and SWEENEY TODD.
FINAL FIVE: Rachel Lin, Embracing Uncertainty and Trusting the Journey
Theater is a world of breakthrough performances and backstage challenges and is as cherished for its camaraderie as it is notorious for its pressures. After a wonderful initial conversation, Rachel Lin is back for an illuminating discussion, bringing her perspective as a creator, collaborator, and relentless advocate for artists’ well-being.
BONUS: Chappell Roan: The Rise and Fall of a Midwest Princess
We're back with the second episode of our show, featuring the inaugural spin of "The Cheese Wheel," where Jess has chosen the incredible album The Rise and Fall of a Midwest Princess by Chappell Roan.
HUNGRY WOMEN with Julia Lester
I suggest we eat the men... the slogan on the merch for the exciting new play, Hungry Women, at SoHo Playhouse. Sarah chats with the fabulous Julia Lester about this provocative new play, loving playwrights and writers, and making the audience feel something.
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?
DAMN YANKEES with Chryssie Whitehead
Before we're officially out of July and the 250th anniversary of the United States, we had to create an All-American episode of AMTP celebrating our national pastime, baseball.
Cabin in the Sky (1940) and the History of Black Broadway
In 1940, Martin Beck took a risk. At 71 years old, after financial setbacks and personal betrayal, the Broadway impresario invested his own money into Cabin in the Sky—an ambitious new musical featuring an all-Black cast at a time when opportunities for Black performers on Broadway were severely limited.
It's Just Tuesday
Why do actors often give their weakest performances in the auditions they want the most? In this episode, veteran casting director Jeffrey Dreisbach shares a healthier, more effective way to think about. auditions.
Schmigadoon
How to get to Scmigadoon? You go to take the long way through. Through Apple TV, then cancellation. Then to the lights of Broadway in a truncated version of the story that just doesn't quite hit as hard as that darn TV Show does. Well, you can't win them all....
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