A movie review podcast where a film critic, an actor, a geek, a handsome graduate student, and a guy named Andy review the new movies of 2022 about once a month! Join us! — Movie Podcast Weekly.com
Categories: TV & Film
Tags: andy, barnes, BILL, considering, cts, DVD, film, hernandez, Huddleston, In, jason, karl, movie, Movies, new, now, playing, Podcast, pyles, releases, reviews, sequels, steve, theater, theaters, weekly
Join Boston theater-lover/performer, Kerri Wilson, as she tries to resurrect her journalism degree and figure out how to start a podcast. This weekly show features interviews with performers, artists and creative types in the Boston area. Let’s see what happens…
Categories: Arts
Tags: art, Arts, Boston, music, Musical, performers, Stagesource, theater, theatre
Stages Podcast connects with creatives, innovators and healers alike to share in the ways art threads us through every stage of our life. Co-hosts Stephanie J. Block and Marylee Fairbanks bring together their friends and colleagues, from Broadway and the global stage, bringing to light roadblocks, choices, mistakes and successes that lead to new avenues of expression and connection. Love where you are now.
Categories: Arts, Society & Culture
Tags: africa, benwalding, Broadway, creative, creativity, Entertainment, falsettos, friendship, garretthealy, gavinlee, jameslapine, jasongraae, jennyandersonphotography, kamilahmarshall, kealasettle, kigali, kirstengilardi, Lachanze, lovewhereyouarenow, lynnahrens, maryleefairbanks, melanievontrapp, michaelgoddard, Mindleaps, musicaltheater, noahkeiserman, pamelabob, ragtime, rwanda, sakinajaffrey, sisterhood, spirituality, stephaniejblock, stephenflaherty, theater, thechershow, tiffanylittlecanfield, tonyawards, wicked, women, yoga
Over a two-year period, through three phases, the Next Stage project examined the lives and livelihoods of stage directors and choreographers. The resulting report, On the Edge, was released in October 2020 and “offers a bold statistical account of the social and economic inequities in the field and the clear challenges SDC Members face” (Carla Hoke-Miller, Director, Theatre Programs and Partnerships, NYC Mayor’s Office of Media and Entertainment).
Categories: Arts
Tags: choreographers, directors, theater, theatre
In this podcast about all things Hamilton, host Gillian Pensavalle speaks with guests, and sometimes co-host/all time husband Michael Paul Smith, about the innerworkings of the show, how it came together, what it takes to put on all around the world, finding Hamilton references in everyday life, and much more. The Hamilcast has played host to every member of the original creative team, aka “The Cabinet”, including repeat visits from Hamilton creator, Lin-Manuel Miranda. The Hamilcast features interviews with cast members from every Hamilton tour, Broadway, and UK company–crew members, musicians, creatives, and the hard working people behind-the-scenes that keep the production alive. Plus: historians, super fans, celebrity Hamilton enthusiasts, and group cast recordings! When I started this podcast in January of 2016, I could not have imagined the incredible community that has grown around the show and the amazing experiences that have come my way. Thank you to everyone who has listened, appeared on the show, contributed, or reached out in any way. This podcast is for you and I absolutely love making it. If you have any great Ham stories or funny references that you’ve come across, let me know! Email TheHamilcast [at] gmail [dot] com, or contact me on social media @TheHamilcast. I also have a Patreon that has given rise to the loveliest corner of the internet, ever. You can learn more about how to be a part of that lovely corner, and how to submit questions to guests, and to be part of my monthly AMA’s at https://www.patreon.com/TheHamilcast
Categories: Arts
Tags: alexanderhamilton, alexanderhamiltonchernow, Americanhistory, Broadway, broadwaypodcast, chernow, daveeddiggs, femalepodcasters, foundingfathers, gillianpensavalle, ham4ham, hamilton, hamiltonchernow, hamiltonpodcast, hamiltonthemusical, hiphop, History, leslieodomjr, LinManuelMiranda, musicalpodcasts, musicals, newyorkpodcasters, newyorkpodcasts, podcasting, Podcasts, theater, theatre
You’ve got your thirty minutes to places call, just enough time for host Wyatt Enslen to ask his guest a few questions about the theatre, their work within it, and what they do in the last five minutes before showtime!
Categories: Arts, Education, Society & Culture
Tags: Broadway, design, drama, musicaltheatre, techtheater, theater, theatre, theatrekid
From the dresser in the wings the A-list star in the dressing room; from the production manager putting the tour together to the sound mixer out front at Glastonbury…hear what it really takes to make an event happen and immerse yourself into the world of entertainment across the cultural landscape from London’s West End to the American desert and Burning Man. Experience a creative’s life as you never have before with unparalleled access to the events you love.
Categories: Arts, Society & Culture
Tags: backstage, call, curtain, curtaincall, humphrey, interview, London, performance, performingarts, photography, Schwab, stage, theater, theatre, westend
Whether you are new to theatre, a veteran theatre goer or somewhere in between, we welcome you at EnTrance – where we pull back the curtain and go behind the scenes to shine a spotlight on the work, the craft, and the transformative nature of theatre. Through interviews with the people on stage, the many more behind the scenes, and those of us in the audience, we are exploring the power of theatre as a vehicle for connection, joy, magic, and opening the door to what’s possible.
Categories: Arts
Tags: Acting, performance, performanceart, performancearts, stage, theater, theatre
Academy Award Theater, Using Famous stars of the day,the show used Players who had either won or been nominated for an Academy Award for their scripts, including such Stars as Bette Davis, Randolph Scott, Cary Grant and the list goes on. Relive some of the greatest performances in Movie history on the Academy Award Theater.
Categories: Fiction, Kids & Family
Tags: Academy, awards, Comedy, historical, History, old, OTR, performance, radio, theater, theatre, time
Rare insights into the working process of America’s most seminal directors and choreographers are the focus of “Masters of the Stage.” This series features more than three decades of priceless One-on-One interviews and panel discussions with theatre’s most distinguished luminaries. Listen to these never before broadcast programs and hear the story of the American theater told by those who helped chart its course.
Categories: Arts
Tags: audio, Broadway, celebrities, celebritiy, choreographer, director, interview, Off-Broadway, Playwright, theater, theatre
FROM OPEN AIR TO ON THE AIR! Join WNYC and The Public Theater as we bring Free Shakespeare in the Park to the airwaves with William Shakespeare’s RICHARD II. Brought to you in a serialized radio broadcast over four nights, listen as the last of the divinely anointed monarchs descends and loses it all. When King Richard banishes his cousin Henry Bolingbroke and deprives him of his inheritance, he unwittingly creates an enemy who will ultimately force him from the throne. One of the Bard’s only dramas entirely in verse, this epic and intimate play presents the rise of the house of Lancaster through a riveting tale of lost sovereignty, political intrigue, and psychological complexity. Directed by Saheem Ali, experience this beautiful and cutting play in an exciting serialized radio format from wherever you are. “A fractured society. A man wrongfully murdered. The palpable threat of violence and revenge against a broken system. Revolution and regime change. This was Shakespeare’s backdrop for Richard II. I’m exceptionally proud of this production, recorded for public radio with a predominantly BIPOC ensemble, led by the extraordinary André Holland,” said director Saheem Ali. “It’s my hope that listening to Shakespeare’s words, broadcast in the midst of a pandemic and an uprising, will have powerful resonance in our world.” In support of the fight against racism and inequality and in recognition of the unspeakable violence against Black communities, The Public Theater and the artists of RICHARD II dedicate this production to the Black Lives Matter Movement.
Categories: Arts
Tags: drama, free, public, Richard, Shakespeare, theater, wnyc
Focusing on the people who are almost never in the news but who are essential to the making of the shows we all see and love, In The Wings explores the talents and stories behind the scenes, from the costume and scenic shops to the rehearsal room to the stage itself, with designers, artisans and craftspeople explaining their unique contributions to theatrical art in their own words. These short videos shine the spotlight on disciplines you may not even realize are a part of theatrical production and celebrate the full diversity of talent that contribute to bringing a show to the stage.
Categories: Arts
Tags: backstage, Broadway, interview, Off-Broadway, theater, theatre, video
Taken from the NT Archive, this is a Platform event from 1995 where Alan Bennett invited Judi Dench to perform a short radio play with him in front of a live audience at the National Theatre. This is an audio recording of that event.
Categories: Arts
Tags: Alan Bennett, archive, Dame Judy Dench, National Theatre, Platform, radio play, theater
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Tags: classical music, eric whitacre, famous, iconoclasts, interviews, la opera, long-form, omar crook, opera, Podcast, theater
Scott Robbins and the Traveling Show is a new musical with Book, Music, Lyrics by Tyler Tafolla. With additional Music and Lyrics by McKale Bingham and Jack DePuy. “On the Great Plains of America in the year 1935, a young con man named Scott Robbins passes himself off as a world famous magician to join a traveling circus and make a better life for himself. He will try not to get caught while finding love, family and something greater in himself.”The show originated at AMDA College Conservatory of the Performing Arts as a college workshop, a part of the student led Artist Lab: Student Vision. Scott Robbins had a run at the New York Theatre Festival: Summerfest, where it was nominated for Best Musical and Best Score. This new musical has also had productions at Rockwell Table & Stage Los Angeles, The Hillcrest Center for the Arts Thousand Oaks, and Groundworks Theatre Arts in San Diego. The show was also performed as a student led zoom production for Manhattan School of Music in 2020. This musical now comes to you in the style of the 1930’s radio plays of the past, with the hope to whisk you away to an exciting, new and colorful world. Instagram: @scottrobbinsnewmusical. Facebook & Youtube: Scott Robbins and the Traveling Show
Categories: Arts
Tags: Broadway, Broadway Show, circus, Circus Musical, music, Musical, musical theatre, play, show, theater, theatre
In “Emily Is Not In Paris: The Podcast”, host TheQueenFatima will investigate why and how people move to France and what they do once they get there. Fatima is a native New Yorker who moved to Paris about five years ago on a whim. As each year passes by, she wonders what motivates people to dig roots in France. This podcast hopes to demystify the allure of navigating French society as a foreigner. Through conversations with friends & strangers who have spent a considerable amount of time in Paris, whether 3 months, 3 years, or a lifetime, we plan to understand how France changed their scope on life and the work that they do. For more info: EmilyIsNotInParis.com & check us out on Insta: @EmilyIsNotInParisThePodcast
Categories: Arts, Society & Culture, TV & Film
Tags: americans in paris, Emily in Paris, expats abroad, france, French culture, french food, immigrant, interview, media, paris, theater, travel
The guys at B-Roll interview hot up-and-comers and established pros in the entertainment industry. Based in NYC and hosted by Repro staff Tommy Walters, Mike Cerisano and Mauricio Marcés, the pod comments on what’s happening in entertainment today from right in the thick of it.
Tags: Acting, actors, agent, audition, Auditioning, Broadway, Casting, Comedy, director, Entertainment, film, filmmakers, Filmmaking, industry, la, Movies, nyc, Screenwriter, screenwriting, theater
Welcome to Not Another Theatre Podcast, where we’ll be chatting to early career theatre creatives about what they do, why they do it, and how they got to where they are today. We’ll be talking to writers, actors and directors as well as creatives whose jobs we feel don’t get as much exposure, such as dramaturgs, stage managers, producers, marketeers and designers. We’ll be finding out about career pathways, training opportunities and just having a good old-fashioned chit chat week on week. Join us every Thursday for your weekly dose of theatre insight, and don’t forget to follow us on Twitter @NotAnotherThtr and Instagram @NotAnotherTheatrePodcast to join in the conversation.
Categories: Arts