THE STARTUP with Mia Y Anderson
From pitch meetings gone hilariously wrong to ethical debates disguised as show-stopping numbers, THE STARTUP explores hustle culture, big promises, and our complicated relationship with data while ultimately celebrating the idea that heart and integrity still matter, even in a digital world.
Ned Van Zandt & Amir Arison Bring “Lost in Del Valle” to NYC!
Ned Van Zandt and Amir Arison are here, and this is one of those stories that feels almost too wild to be true—but it is. Lost in Del Valle is the gripping, genre-bending solo play written and performed by Van Zandt and directed by Arison, now making its New York run at SoHo Playhouse after a celebrated run at the Edinburgh Fringe.
The Jellicle Ball Reimagined: Zhailon Levingston Brings Cats Into a New Era!
Zhailon Levingston is here, and this one is for the theatre lovers who like their classics flipped, reimagined, and brought all the way into now.
Spotlight on Hannah Cruz: Bringing Depth and Definition to Chess on Broadway
In this episode of Half Hour, we sit down with Hannah Cruz, currently starring in Chess at the Imperial Theatre. Cruz shares how she first found her way into performing, offers a look behind the scenes of this renowned musical’s latest revival, and reflects on her work in The Connector and Suffs.
NYT Bestselling Author Emma Straub on New Book American Fantasy, Boy Bands & Kindness of Nostalgia
Bestselling Author Emma Straub's new book American Fantasy has pulled into port! The acclaimed writer joins The Art of Kindness with Robert Peterpaul to discuss her joyful writing process, the kindness and power of nostalgia, being kind to yourself as a creator and more.
HOW TO SUCCEED IN BUSINESS WITHOUT REALLY TRYING with Ryan Scott Oliver and special guest Lindsay Mendez
It's the longest episode title in the history of "A Musical Theatre Podcast," but funny enough, it's not even the longest musical title mentioned in the episode.
55 Alan Menken I
The first of a three-part program featuring prolific composer Alan Menken, who began his storied career in the theater but is mostly known for his work on animated films such as THE LITTLE MERMAID, BEAUTY AND THE BEAST, ALADDIN and ENCHANTED.
Ep. 7 - CURTAIN CALL FOR BROKEN DOLLS
Ep. 7 - CURTAIN CALL FOR BROKEN DOLLS. Season finale - Charlotte and crew discover that Susan's rendezvous with Edwin was all just a trick as she steals the scandalous letters allowing them to remount the show. Written by Jillian Blevins.
BONUS: High School Musical 2 Commentary
Are we still all in this together? We have to find out together!
#110 - Katy Scoggin: What Happens When You Document Your Own Divide?
We sit down with documentary filmmaker Katy Scoggin to unpack the decade-long journey behind her deeply personal film Flood. What begins as a curiosity about science, faith, and her upbringing as a young earth creationist evolves into a profound exploration of family, identity, and the limits of belief.
#91 - Carey Renee Sharpe
Carey Renee Sharpe stars in Blood/Love, a vampire pop opera she also wrote. Now playing Off-Broadway at Theater 555, Blood/Love was co-written by Dru DeCaro, features choreography by Natalie Malotke, and Dancing with the Stars pros Jonathan and Oksana Platero, and was directed by Hunter Bird.
Ali Louis Bourzgui Talks “The Lost Boys” Here On The Roundtable!
Ali Louis Bourzgui is stepping into one of the most exciting theatrical moments of the season, bringing fresh energy to The Lost Boys as the iconic story takes on new life for the stage.
Ep438 - Betty Buckley: From Rodeo Reporter to the Heaviside Layer
Betty Buckley joins the show to discuss her deep connection to storytelling and the spiritual "calling" she first felt at eleven years old while watching the original Bob Fosse choreography in Pajama Game.
Dean Taucher Talks Movies, TV, Mayhem Coming To NYC!
Dean Taucher is here, and this one is for everyone who loves the magic behind the camera. A legendary production designer and scenic artist, Dean has helped shape the look of some of film and television’s most unforgettable projects, including Miami Vice, The Sopranos, and Law & Order: SVU.
A Look Back at Adrienne Walker Navigating Rejection as a Broadway Actor
Rejection is a constant in this business, even when you’ve had success. Some days you take it in stride, other days it can really sink in deeper than you expect. I’ve had plenty of moments where I questioned whether I was on the right path, wondering if I should leave New York or perhaps find another career altogether.
The Hilarious And Heartfelt Nicole Travolta Brings Her Hit Solo Show To The Roundtable
Nicole Travolta is here to talk about her critically acclaimed solo show Doing Alright, now playing at the SoHo Playhouse in New York.
episode 13 | marissa jaret winokur
This week on Odd Woman Out, Tutz sits down with Marissa Jaret Winokur — and I mean… icon behavior only. You know her as the Tony Award–winning Tracy Turnblad in Hairspray, the literal first winner of Celebrity Big Brother, and a TV/film queen who has somehow stayed booked, busy, and fully herself through every era of this industry.
Director Caitlin Sullivan Talks "Calf Scramble" At Primary Stages!
Director Caitlin Sullivan is here to talk about Calf Scramble, the darkly funny and deeply original new play by Libby Carr now making noise Off-Broadway with Primary Stages at 59E59 Theaters.
To Steve With Love- With Liz Callaway
In this episode, we celebrate To Steve With Love: Liz Callaway Celebrates Sondheim, a heartfelt tribute to one of musical theatre’s greatest legends, Stephen Sondheim.
Act 85: Starring Hannah Cruz LIVE from Backstage at CHESS!
Join Heather and Amber as they have the absolute pleasure of welcoming the incomparable Hannah Cruz LIVE from the Imperial Theatre before she takes the stage in Act 2 of CHESS. We can't wait to see you there!
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