Random Performing Podcasts

Every episode Alex “Biggs” Small and Zac Lachenbruch delve into the performing arts. They have thorough interviews with artists about projects past and present, the nuts and bolts of their craft, and what methods they employ. Every episode also contains movie reviews of independent cinema that may be coming to your neighborhood.

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Check out the network’s new podcast Dipperz. There’s five episodes on the feed so far; here’s one of them. Episode #4 is $6.66 for the first minute, $.69 each additional minute as Sarah and Lauren take a dip into 1-900 mumbers*! Make sure you get your parents permission before listening.* In a time long ago, far away, before the internet, people used to pay to make a landline phone call for premium audio content.

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Categories: TV & Film

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Founded in 1891, the Chicago Symphony Orchestra is consistently hailed as one of the greatest orchestras in the world. In collaboration with the best conductors and guest artists on the international music scene, the CSO performs well over one hundred concerts each year at its downtown home, Symphony Center, and at the Ravinia Festival on Chicago’s North Shore, where it is in residency each summer. Music lovers outside Chicago enjoy the sounds of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra through best-selling recordings and frequent sold-out tour performances in the United States and around the globe. Visit cso.org for tickets and information.

Categories: Music, Society & Culture

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This is a podcast about Stephen Sondheim’s entire body of work show by show and song by song. Each week Kyle Marshall invites an expert to discuss a Sondheim song in-depth. Together they discover the humour, how the songs inform character, and any hidden meanings. Most importantly they try to understand the man behind the music, the Shakespeare of our time, as best they can.

Categories: Arts, Music

Tags: analysis, Broadway, finishing the hat, interview, kyle marshall, lyrics, Musical, musicals, performing, singing, sondheim, stephen sondheim, theater, theatre

The official podcast of AMERICAN THEATRE, the national publication for the American not-for-profit theatre. Range of topics include playwright interviews, critical roundtable discussions and the latest shows coming up as recommended by our staff.

Categories: Arts

Tags: american, Arts, critics, interviews, journalism, Magazine, performing, plays, playwrights, theater, theatre

The Being on Stage Podcast motivates and inspires performers to grow in their talent and continue moving forward in their career. Get going and turn your audience into fans with the help of the renowned Entertainment and Live Performance Coach, Reggie Daughson. Build more confidence and become the performer you envision yourself to be. The world is waiting for your talent! Let’s give it to them.

Categories: Arts, Education, Health & Fitness

Tags: audience, band, being, Comedian, confidence, dancer, drag king, drag queen, dreams, entertainer, Entertainment, Improve, Motivation, Motivational, musician, on stage, perform, performance, performing, rehearsal, rehearse, singer, stage, stage fright

About: The SDCF Podcast series includes insightful and in-depth conversations about the working processes and experiences of directors and choreographers. This series features four decades of interviews and panel discussions with some of the field’s most distinguished luminaries, including Hal Prince and Lloyd Richards. Recent episodes include conversations with such notable artists as Anne Kauffman, Raja Feather Kelly, Seret Scott, Leigh Silverman, Twyla Tharp, and Mark Valdez. Dive into our archives to hear the story of the American theatre, told by those who helped create its history and are charting the course of its future. Feel free to search for episodes using relevant search terms, or peruse the following categories: ● Awards ● Choreographers in Conversation ● Choreography ● Direction ● In Motion with Wendy Seyb ● Issues ● One-on-One Conversations ● Producing ● Regional Originals with M. Graham Smith ● Shakespeare/Classics ● Technical Theatre ● The Founder’s Series with Anne Kauffman ● Writing/Composition Please note: The conversations in these podcasts date back to 1980 and may contain language that is not representative of the Foundation’s current ethos. We believe these conversations should be made available as an educational and informative resource for theatre artists. Due to the historical nature of this podcast archive, there may be outdated language or content. Therefore, we ask listeners to reach out to us if they feel any of our podcasts need additional review due to content. Additionally, we are happy to have any of our episodes transcribed upon request.

Categories: Arts

Tags: Acting, Arts, choreography, combat, craft, direction, Management, performing, stage, theater, theatre

If you’re a performing or visual artist or creator of some kind, then you know the struggle of wondering whether the things you’re putting into the world are any good. If someone would just raise their hand and say, “That thing you did is awesome!” we’d know we’re on the right path. But often, it feels like a big competition. We’re at the mercy of others, waiting to hear whether we’re deemed worthy enough for a job, a role, a gig. What if we could give ourselves the validation and the opportunities we need to keep going, keep growing, to reach our full potential? Season 2 is full of super honest conversations with other performers, artists, and creative people who have already taken a chance on themselves and figured this stuff out. And I want their secrets! I want to know: How they figured out what really lights them up, how they’re translating that through their art form, how they got the courage and vulnerability to put their true selves out there into the world, even when it’s hard, even when the only person telling them to go for it was them. We’re gonna learn how to lower the pressure on what you should be, to become what you’re meant to be. And we’re going to find out how to banish negativity and toxic environments to make the arts a more positive and supportive place to be in. Let’s stop playing to win, and start showing up to thrive.

Categories: Arts, Leisure

Tags: artist, Arts, crafts, creative, creativity, dance, fiction, hobbies, performing, photography, selfhelp, selfimprovement, theatre, visualart, writing

Do you help a young musician in your life practice? Are you a teacher that works with young musicians? Hosted by Christine Goodner, an experienced violin and early childhood music teacher. and author of Beyond the Music Lesson & Positive Practice, resources all about how to help families make music practice at home more effective with less conflict. TIME TO PRACTICE will bring you weekly conversations with performers, teachers, and students that will help, encourage and support you as you support the young musicians in your life.

Categories: Arts, Music

Tags: Education, family, MusicLessons, musicpractice, parenting, performing, practice, suzukimethod, violin

An original musical drama in five episodes. Written and acted by a cast of NYC teenagers based on the stories of their lives and experiences. Listen to the voice of today’s young people as they confront the real-life issues youth face and strive to change our complicated and unjust world. Directed by David Mila. Music by Wesley Zurick. Sound by Sean Woods and Ryan Hall. For more information and credits, visit www.the-possibility-project.org. LONG TIME NO SEE is sponsored in part by Macy’s Downtown Brooklyn and the New York State Council on the Arts.

Categories: Arts, Fiction, Society & Culture

Tags: Arts, drama, justice, music, new york city, performing, radio, social change, Teenagers, theater, youth

Conversations with creatives, creators, and instructors, seeking to explore how and why they create what they do. Hosted by Dan Thomas. All episodes available to watch on YouTube at youtube.com/@spaceonearth. Join us on Discord at discord.gg/spaceonearth. For more information about our workshops, head to spaceonearth.co.

Categories: Arts, Education

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I’ve been a working actor for over thirty years and have met some incredible artists along the way. Artists on both sides of the camera as well as on stage, and behind the scenes. In these conversations, I explore how the lives they live shape the art they create.

Categories: Arts, TV & Film

Tags: art, conversations, creative, film, interviews, Movies, performing, plays, shows, theater, theatre, tv

London based musicians Seb Philpott (trumpet) and Verity Simmons (cello) meet musicians, music industry insiders and music enthusiasts for informal, insightful and lighthearted chats. We delve into their musical backgrounds, careers or in some cases, specifically avoid talking about music at all.

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Categories: Arts, Music

Tags: arranging, Arts, brass, Cello, conversation, Culture, Funny, interview, London, music, musicians, orchestral, orchestrating, orchestration, performing

An online network about educating, entertaining and encouraging your dance with Technology!

Categories: Arts, Business, Comedy

Tags: actor, actress, amy, Arts, chris, elk, Entertainment, jives, over, performance, performing, pope, talent, tech, VO, voice, voiceover

Outcry Theatre is a DFW-based theatre company with both professional productions and an educational branch called Outcry Youth Theatre. Every episode of the Outcry Theatre Podcast will delve into the artistic process of creating theatre, featuring conversations between artistic director Becca Johnson-Spinos and different actors and designers.

Categories: Arts, Education

Tags: Acting, Arts, childrens, drama, musicals, outcry, performing, theater, theatre, youth

Break a Leg! is a podcast that explores the relationship between disability and the arts. Join playwright and advocate Nicole Zimmerer and her guests as they cover topics in theatre, film, TV, studio arts, music, and more. We’ll be spilling the “Disabili-Tea” on current and past events in disability history and investigate the future of accessibility in the arts. This podcast is perfect for fans of the arts looking to learn more about disability representation and arts accessibility in a fun and casual setting. Produced by Scott MacDonald | Artwork by Sasha & Alexander Schwartz

Categories: Arts, News

Tags: accessibility, Acting, ada, Arts, Comedy, dance, disability, film, performing, television, theater, theatre

One life. One passion. One focus. Passionate musicians have one goal in mind — marshaling their creative powers to make a difference in the world. Each month, Phil Donaldson interviews music industry pros from various backgrounds, with divergent perspectives, but with one overwhelming desire — to share their passion with the world. May these conversations inspire you to find your focus, fuel your passion and light your creative fire. Time to get down on the one!

Categories: Arts, Music

Tags: Arranger, arranging, Arts, Composer, composing, Donaldson, interview, music, musician, ontheone, Performer, performing, phil, recording

As you take your seats in the theatre, the lights dim and a voice says “Please locate the nearest exits, turn off all cellular devices, and if you should wish to partake of hard candy during the performance, please Unwrap Your Candies Now…” and then the show begins! Ernie Manouse and Catherine Lu invite you into the world of the performing and visual arts, through conversations with the personalities who bring that world to life. Each episode of UYCN features lively conversations with colorful characters — helping the listener connect with the ideas and people who are shaping today’s pop culture landscape.

Categories: Arts, Society & Culture

Tags: Acting, Catherine Lu, Classical, conversations, creativity, ernie manouse, houston, inactive, interviews, music, musicals, performing, poetry, spoken word, stage, theater, theatre

The Bass Freqs Podcast brings you the unique perspectives and insights of bass players—the backbone of every band. Hosted by lifelong recording and touring bass player Josh Paul (Suicidal Tendencies, Infectious Grooves, Daughtry), each episode features in-depth discussions with some of the top bassists working today. Get the direct lowdown on how they got their start, how they approach their role as the driving force of a song, what gear they use, and what it takes to perform at the highest level. Brought to you by Dunlop Manufacturing, family-owned makers of bass and guitar strings, MXR and Cry Baby electronics, and other many other popular music accessories.

Categories: Music

Tags: bass player, bassist, gear, interview, musician, performing, recording