Started during the COVID-19 pandemic, it’s purpose is for 14-year-old actor, Mason Bray, to connect with theatre in a theatre-deprived world. Ever since, it has formed into an interview-based show where he gets advice from some of the best designers, producers, and artists all over the world in order for him and other people like him to get advice and break into the entertainment industry. Every week during a season, an in-depth interview is released where you as a listener can get amazing advice from A-list guests!
Three lost souls receive an unexpected invitation to spend New Yearʼs Eve at Maison Dellamort: a remote South Carolina guest house with a mysterious yet magnetic host. With its original take on classic themes of unrequited love, mortality and deception, and featuring a stunning cast of Broadwayʼs most beloved stars including James Monroe Iglehart, Lena Hall, Telly Leung, Jackie Hoffman, Gavin Lee and Courtney Reed, this distinctive audio experience will transport listeners into a world laced with the iconic theremin, Foley-style effects, and an original pop score.
Self-care, fitness and healthy eating is a journey. For Steph Wilberding, owner of Leading Lady Fitness in Los Angeles, the path hasn’t always been easy. In her new podcast, Steph and her guests from the entertainment and fitness community dig deep into their own relationships with food, fitness, and body image. Much like the non-judgmental gym environment that Steph has created, the LLF podcast provides a safe space to discuss the journey of self, as it pertains to self-care and holistic wellness.
A new podcast from the creators of the Wait in the Wings YouTube channel—a channel that focuses on in depth theatre history that currently boasts over 30,000 subscribers. The podcast is about nothing which in turn allows the show to be about everything! From skits, to reviews, to interviews, and beyond, Too Much Exposition thrives off spontaneity. Each week hosts Gabriela Day and Brendon Henderson will spend an hour indulging in the fun and ridiculousness of being a theatre kid, and use their knowledge to provide the proper mix of tomfoolery and expert education.
You may know the shows, but do you know how they came to be? In this in-depth documentary series host Brendon Henderson pulls back the curtain to retrace the creative journey of Broadway productions from their lowest of lows to their highest of highs. Hold on tight for the unexpected twists and turns as you learn the behind the scenes stories that helped shape The Great White Way.
