Thinking about going to the theatre? Check out our review before you part with your hard-earned cash! Two theare ADDICTS chewin’ the fat about all things theatre. FOR THEATRE REVIEW, NEWS & INTERVIEWS – JOIN THE BREAK A LEGGERS!
Categories: Arts
Because of COVID’s curveballs, we decided to try something new: Old Time Radio Theatre. So, in the classical vein of the Golden Age of radio, we took our stage to the airwaves! We’ll provide a mixture of plays, poetry, and prose, all performed by the students of The River Academy.
Categories: Arts
Tags: christian, Classical, Literature, plays, poetry, theater, theatre
Horror, Sci-fi, Crime, Mystery, old time radio from 30’s 40’s and 50’s “Listen To Dead People”
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Tags: apples, Bombs, bones, Boy, caps, cemetary, cheap, chills, clothes, clubs, computer, creepy, Crime, dark, detective, directory, Entertainment, family, fans, Forrest, Fruit, Fun, garden, ghosts, girl, grave, halloween, hands, Hell, hellish, historical, History, holiday, hollar, horror, hounds, house, internet, ipoder, itunes, Kids, Killers, knife, late, Light, listing, Man, microphone, murder, MYSTERY, mysteryplay, night, nostalgia, Nuclear, old, OTR, play, plays, radio, scary, scifi, screams, shirt, sound, sounds, speakers, spell, spine, teens, thrills, time, war, Witch, woman, WW2
The Talk Theatre In Chicago Show is your source to hear what is going on in the Chicago theatre scene. Hosted by Chicago theatre critic Tom Williams, the Talk Theatre In Chicago Show brings you the latest reviews, the most in depth interviews with the artists that are actually creating the theatre, and the most important theatre news for the Chicago theatre area. Updated every week, the Talk Theatre In Chicago Show is your source to keep you up to date with Theatre in Chicago
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Tags: actor, artist, Chicago, illinois, plays, stage, talk, theatre
Hosted by actor Jonathan Cake, Stage Door Jonny is a podcast about theatre … and life … and life in the theatre. Jonathan has appeared in countless plays around the world – and made a fair few celebrated acquaintances along the way. So it is that he’s assembled a formidable cast of actors, directors and writers to share their memories, reflections, discoveries, triumphs and disasters relating to this most alluring and mysterious and visceral of art forms. And because you’ll be privy to conversations among great pals with a mutual passion, this is more akin to drinking at the Dress Circle Bar with some of the finest theatre artists of a generation than waiting for their autographs on a chilly rainswept backstreet in the depths of night.
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Tags: Acting, actors, drama, plays, stage, theatre, West End
Author T.M. Camp is best known for his novels “Assam and Darjeeling” and “Matters of Mortology” but there’s over 20 years of writing squirreled away in his files. The good news is, he’s opening up his archives every few weeks to share some of these literary orphans with the rest of us.
Categories: Arts
Tags: Bradbury, fantasy, fiction, free, Gaiman, ghost, gospel, gothic, horror, plays, poetry, short, T.M. Camp, theater, thomas
Actress Nancy Carroll and critic Sarah Crompton offer an insider’s view of theatre from different sides of the curtain. It’s a frank conversation between friends that aims to reveal what really goes on behind the scenes of both their professions. There’s a bit of history, and a lot of stories, some serious, some funny and all revealing some truths about what happens on stage and off.
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Categories: Arts, Society & Culture, TV & Film
Tags: Acting, actors, criticism, journalism, plays, reviewing, theatre, writing
A series of interviews by Peter Hinton, Artistic Director of English Theatre at Canada’s National Arts Centre in Ottawa
Categories: Arts
Tags: canada, canadian, nac, national arts centre, ottawa, play, plays, Playwright, stage, theater, theatre
Conversations from the Woolfe Street Playhouse — On the Village Idiocy Podcast, we are hoping to spend some time with you to pull back the curtain and go behind the scenes here at Woolfe Street Playhouse. We want to provide a forum for one on one conversations, in depth interviews, and various discussions on all things theatre. We’ll be discussing the challenges and setbacks of life in the theatre, the social significance of the plays produced each season and how theatre inspires us as humans. Graphic Design by Nat Jones, Bottom Line Digital Communications
Categories: Arts, Business, Society & Culture
Tags: Acting, actor, actress, best of charleston, charleston, charlestonsc, chucktown, Entertainment, live entertainment, live theater, live theatre, performers, Performing Arts, piccolo spoleto, plays, south carolina, spoleto, theater, theatre, thespian, Things to do, upper king, venue, village rep, village repertory co, village repertory company, woolfe street, woolfe street playhouse
Playwriting advice, writing tips, writing exercises, answers to your questions, and thoughts on the theatre world in 2023 from Olivier Award-winner Mike Bartlett, presented and hosted by the The Old Fire Station, Oxford.
This podcast series runs alongside the eleven-week course of the same held in-person,held at the Old Fire Station, Oxford.
You can find show notes and transcripts here: https://oldfirestation.org.uk/our-work/how-to-write-a-play/
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Add This to Your List is a podcast for entertainment lovers. Hosts Tom Ciuba, Mark J. Parker, and Funmi Sunmonu share new recommendations (and warnings) of what to watch and discuss the entertainment industry’s latest surprises. Logo and key art by Greg Clements. Theme music by Jay Lifton (jaylifton.com). Segment music by itsalistupid (itsalistupid.com).
Categories: TV & Film
Tags: Books, Broadway, Entertainment, film, Funny, Movies, music, plays, tv
Kick off each week with Tony Award winning actress and host Celia Keenan-Bolger for Sunday Pancakes, a new podcast to nourish your head and heart. Every Sunday, Celia will sit down with one of her favorite artists for an intimate, candid conversation on the beauty and struggle of humanity and what keeps them feeling connected, motivated, and curious about the world around them.
Tags: Broadway, human connection, musicals, playbill, plays, theater, theatre, tony awards, wellness
Oh No! Lit Class is a semi-educational comedy literature podcast hosted by Megan and RJ, two bitter English grads who are here to tell you all the weird and sexy things you never knew about the books you had to read in school. Let’s ruin some literary classics together. New episodes released every other Thursday.
Categories: Arts, Comedy, Society & Culture
Tags: book club, Books, classic literature, cliff notes, college, Comedy, english, english class, improv, language arts, Literature, literature class, novel, novel podcast, plays, required reading, Shakespeare, sparknotes
Original drama and stories created for the world of audio by Josephine Halbert, an artist and filmmaker. Brought to you by Told In Pictures. Imagination is free.
Tags: #womenwriters, 1960s, 1968, art, Audiodrama, awardwinningmusicvideo, awardwinningsong, California, copenhagen, counterculture, Debut, desert, directedbywomen, emotional, Entertainment, femaleeye, fiction, historical, historicalfiction, Imagination, Independent, independentproduction, international, London, loveaffair, lovesong, lovestory, memory, muse, musicvideo, mystical, neverstop, newwriting, nostalgia, original, OriginalMusic, originalsoundtrack, palmsprings, plays, poeticimage, poetry, psychedelic, radioplay, radioromance, relationships, retro, rockandroll, rockmusic, romance, song, spiritual, summer, summerromance, themusesstory, transatlantic, travel, vintage, women, womenplaywrights, womensfiction, youth
James Sheldrake, jack of all literary trades, attempts to say something valuable about each of Shakespeare’s plays in handy 15-minute instalments.
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Tags: author, criticism, drama, dramatist, english, literary, Literature, plays, Playwright, Renaissance, Shakespeare, Sheldrake, theatre
*currently on hiatus* Your go to podcast for the rundown on musicals new and old, epic and off the wall. Let them take you through a story telling adventure across the musical spectrum! For more visit http://www.ragtagnetwork.com Reach out to us at savemeanaisleseat@gmail.com Support us on www.ko-fi.com/ragtagnetwork
Tags: Arts, Broadway, music, musicals, plays, shows, Stories, theatre
Your weekly stagey catchup! Join West End Frame Editor, Andrew Tomlins, and industry co-hosts for a round-up of the latest theatre news and reviews. Special guests include West End performers, producers, journalists, creatives and more!
Categories: Arts, Society & Culture
Tags: Andrew Tomlins, Broadway, London, musicals, plays, theatre, Theatre News, Theatre Reviews, Theatre Talk, West End, West End Frame
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
A podcast about reading plays.
Categories: Arts, Society & Culture
Tags: book, Books, Broadway, caryl churchill, chicago theatre, come and see, Comedy, commentary, criticism, drama, eugene o'neil, goodman, harold pinter, ike holter, National Theatre, new, new plays, new work, Off-Broadway, Philosophy, play writing, plays, Playwright, playwrighting, read, Reading, review, royal court, sean dance, sean dance fannin, steppenwolf, theater, theatre, writing