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Agent Matters
Getting an agent can feel like one of the biggest milestones in an actor's career—but what happens after you get representation? In Episode #442 of Casting Actors Cast, casting director, author, teacher and former actor Jeffrey Dreisbach takes a practical and sometimes humorous look at the actor-agent relationship.
Evil Dead the Musical (feat. Allison Pregler)
Look who's evil now! This week we're joined by Alison Pregler of Movie Nights to talk about one of the bloodiest horror musicals ever EVIL DEAD: THE MUSICAL. This show is a masterpiece of audience screams, and we can't wait to talk about it. Come listen!
Justin Guarini Talks CENTER STAGE CONFIDENCE, Broadway, American Idol & Finding Your Voice!
Justin Guarini is taking center stage once again, and this time, he's helping others find the confidence to do the same!
GINGER ROGERS in The Pink Jungle
For decades, Ginger Rogers made difficult things look effortless. Then she tried Broadway. This week, we examine The Pink Jungle, a musical that arrived at exactly the wrong moment for one of Hollywood's most beloved stars.
The V.I.P. Effect with Nathaniel Hill and Julius Thomas III
In this episode, we talk with Tony Award–winning producer and Broadway Plus founder and CEO Nathaniel Hill about his book The VIP Effect and the art of creating unforgettable experiences.
Timothy L. Michuda Talks TURING!
On this episode of The Roundtable with Robert Bannon, Robert welcomes musical theatre writer, composer, lyricist, and violinist Timothy L. Michuda for a conversation about his powerful new musical, TURING.
#188 - Chris Fisher - Broadway’s Magic Man!
Illusions and Visual Effects Designer Chris Fisher stops by Behind the Awards fresh off the opening of Paranormal Activity to breakdown the magic he’s creating for the show.
Andrew Hovelson on being a "useful" actor
In this Artist Exploration Andrew Hovelson (Broadway’s Stranger Things) and MTCA Director Charlie Murphy Discuss: Andrew’s journey with education through college and after. What a sustainable career in acting can look like. The financial reality of being an actor.
The Antiracist Theatre with Nicole Brewer and Ann James
In this episode, we talk with Nicole Brewer, theater director, educator, and originator of the internationally recognized Antiracist Theatre (ART) model, about her book The Antiracist Theatre and reimagining how artists collaborate.
Episode 121: New Works: "Wanted"
Ebony is co-producing a Broadway show y'all, and we get to talk with the creative team about their process in creating it!! Angelica Cheri the book writer and lyricist of WANTED and descendant of the Clarke Sisters along with Ross Baum the Composer to talk about this incredible new musical that is coming to Broadway this month!
Kristian McKay Talks KILL TRIP, Texas-Sized Terror & Independent Filmmaking
What happens when the trip of a lifetime becomes the ride from hell? Writer, director and producer Kristian McKay joins The Roundtable with Robert Bannon to talk about his new horror thriller KILL TRIP, a Texas-set nightmare that takes a group of festival-bound friends and sends their road trip in a terrifying direction.
#120 - Megan Minutillo Weiner: What If the Detour Is the Career?
What happens when the career you thought you were supposed to have turns out not to be the career you actually want? Megan Minutillo Weiner is a writer, poet, Broadway producer, and creator whose career has taken plenty of unexpected turns.
Welcome to the Rock: 25th Anniversary Commemoration Re-release Episode 5
I know we’ve released these for the 20th anniversary, but this is such a monumental time to reflect on the last quarter of a century. A period where life sometimes doesn’t seem to have got much better. The story of Gander is such a feel-good story.
139. Playwright Mini-Series: The Stories Only You Can Write with Joceyln Bioh
What if becoming the writer you’re meant to be starts with letting go of the writer you think you’re supposed to be? As part of our Playwrights Mini-Series, playwright and performer Jocelyn Bioh gets wonderfully real about finding her comedic voice, walking away from writing when it wasn’t working, and eventually returning to it on her own terms.
Episode 17 - Southern Harmony: A Murder Ballad Part 2
In this episode we continue our conversation with Kevin Fogarty about his musical, Southern Harmony: A Murder Ballad. Bernie Tiede was a model citizen. He was the star tenor in the church choir, director of the community theater, a trusted friend, and everyone’s favorite funeral director and mortician.
"Sword Fighting with God" (w/ Allison & Maggie)
We finally talk about Ryan Murphy's groundbreaking Gleeboot news.. and boy do we TALK about it. Allison and Maggie join this week and we discuss what we expect and want to see in the Gleeboot. We also Glacket! Enjoy! Songs this episode include: Bohemian Rhapsody.
Cold War Choir Practice with Ro Reddic
In this episode, we talk with playwright, songwriter, and educator Ro Reddick about her darkly comedic play Cold War Choir Practice, winner of the 2026 Susan Smith Blackburn Prize.
Ep274 - Mark van Beelen, Mungojerrie on 2006 Dutch Tour
“Gillian Lynne’’s version of CATS is very much a ballet. So if you really pay attention to her choreography, you see so many connections of why different cats respond differently to each other.” This episode features Mark van Beelen, who played Mungojerrie and covered Munkustrap in the 2006 Dutch tour of CATS.
Bring Back Birdie (1981)
Broadway has never been very good at sequels. For every rare success, you'll find a long line of flops: beloved shows that tried to relive their own glory and ended up forgotten instead. But no attempt tells that story quite like Bring Back Birdie.
David Henderson on Mental Health, Grief and the Brilliance of Live Theater
What makes live theater essential in the age of AI and streaming? Lauren Van Hemert sits down with actor and Honest Pint Theatre Company co-founder David Henderson to discuss the state of regional theater, the future of immersive performance, and the irreplaceable power of human connection.
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