Theatre Podcasts

This podcast is for everyday party people! Love planning celebrations for loved ones? Interested in the events industry? Want to gather some creative tips & party tricks for your next celebration? You’re invited to Celebrate With Ame! Join the party as we hear from a variety of events professionals and other everyday party people so […]

CALLING ALL GLEEKS! You asked for it! Join the two former Glee stars and best friends as they take you behind the scenes (with all the Glee Tea) and break down episodes from Season 1 with former cast members – producers – and writers that brought the show to life! Send us all your burning […]

A psychic and an actor having an out-of-the-box discussion with everyday people doing pretty amazing things. Leave your judgements behind and travel through the field of possibilities! Guided Meditation is incorporated into the episodes 2 and beyond. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/nancy-vahling/support

Backstage theatre folk chatting. We asked Stage Managers, Producers, Directors, Production Managers, Technicians, and even a few lovely actors to come along to our “Production Meetings”. Sharing pearls of wisdom, swapping comedy theatrical stories, and generally having a bit of a lark. Nothing too serious or time-consuming. With their tour off the road and the […]

Chats with actors, hosted by Jonathan Harden. A new guest in each episode discusses the things they struggle with, the challenges of being without work, and how they’ve survived rejection. “For anyone wanting to know what it is honestly like to be an actor, this is the podcast for you” – The Stage Support this […]

This podcast draws on the world’s most popular musical, Andrew Lloyd Webber’s The Phantom Of The Opera, as well as on the experience of Phanship having been a Phan myself for three odd decades now, to explore social justice and intersectionality. That said, although a lot of my exploration and analysis comes from the Lloyd […]

Join Rob Benedict and Richard Speight, Jr. as they navigate their way through quarantine lock down.

Listen to Drew Lane, award winning musical theatre composer from Australia, as he explores how musicals are written and presented – from inspiration to stage!

A Stage for All podcast, presented by Milwaukee, Wisconsin’s United Performing Arts Fund (UPAF) is an engaging exploration of the impact the performing arts have in our lives and communities. As a local umbrella fundraising organization, UPAF engages the community in support of 14 Member Groups, including First Stage, Florentine Opera Company, Milwaukee Ballet, Milwaukee […]

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Im a cuban actress living in New York and as an alternative to Corona Virus in 2020 I decided to create this show to bring some good stories and some Joy to the listeners. I hope you guys enjoy as much as I do a good conversation with actors, singers, dancers and creatives from the […]

A Singapore narrative podcast that explores local artists & artisans. Hosted by Kenn Delbridge, each episode tells a story of where contemporary art and craft meet. Hear from the best Creators, Musicians, Crafters, Poets, Writers, Foodies, and more.

We analyse and sometimes compare some of Broadway and West End’s biggest show tunes from musicals such as: Charlie And The Chocolate Factory, Dear Evan Hansen, Hamilton, Wicked, Cats and many more! We upload every Sunday at whatever time we can.

A podcast presenting the sound design for our shows, soundscapes, and more! Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/nopeekingtheatre/support

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Every Two’s-Day we release an episode discussing all the facets that will help all aspiring actors prepare to the be their best. We workshop songs, discuss accomplishments of renowned composers and lyricists. if you have a question regarding musical theatre email us at: twoforfreepocast@gmail.com Subscribe to our Youtube channel at: bit.ly/2V5SO91 Follow us on IG […]

Is it hard to write a musical? Two fools – Joseph Hollings & Steve Couch – chronicle their efforts to create a project on the First Ladies of the United States. Contains nonsense about music, lyrics, and history. Be in on the ground floor of the next Broadway musical sensation!

BUILD is a live interview series like no other—a chance for fans to sit inches away from some of today’s biggest names in entertainment, tech, fashion and business as they share the stories behind their projects and passions. Every conversation yields insights, inspiration and plenty of surprises as moderators and audience members ask questions. It […]

On the West of Broadway podcast, Broadway veterans Will Armstrong and Wendy Rosoff discuss the vibrant musical theater scene on the West Coast, covering movie musicals, regional productions, national tours, and more with the cast, crew, producers, and supporters who make it all happen. If you want a lighthearted celebration of musical theater, you can […]

This is Creators of Theatre, a podcast where stellar creators of theatre hop on to speak on their experiences, give tips & tricks and inspire. I am your host, Connor Land.

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 […]

An unloved stage manager and director talking about plays, what they are about, what it reminds them of, why it even matters, and could they perform them.

From actors to filmmakers, musos to standups, writers, rappers and everyone in between, we explore the lives of renegade Australian creatives making it work – regardless of where they live!

Based on Jen Rudin’s popular book Confessions of a Casting Director, Jen’s biweekly podcast takes you inside the audition room as Jen offers audition advice and wisdom. She chats with famous actors, stage moms, and their kids, former child actors, stage moms, and actors auditioning today as they share their epic audition stories — the […]

Paul Smith is obsessed with a little thing called Hamilton. Marcelo Pico has been avoiding Hamilton with every fiber in his being. Together, they’re going through the musical song by song.

Ashley Flowers and Eric Hart discuss the world of props for the stage and screen.

Casting directors are the unsung architects of the entertainment industry. And Jay Binder tops that list when it comes to curating memorable casts. From his early days in regional theatres around the country to working alongside Neil Simon on classics such as Lost In Yonkers to The Dinner Party, Binder has been at the forefront […]

The Podcast that explores how the arts can enrich your life. Paulus and Emily are on a mission to find out how the arts enrich people’s lives and by doing so hope that they will enrich your lives too. They delve into what the arts mean to their guests and discover your creative hobbies. Hosted […]

Join us on Inside The Black Actor’s Studio to discuss the craft, artistry, and pathways of some of the most prestigious members of the black community. Host Danny Royce sits down with each guest as he dives down the rabbit hole of their journey and their passions. Only on Black Hollywood Live.

A listening tour through 450 years of Shakespeare – on stage, in history, in our culture, and in person.

Discussions about Community Theater from Phoenix Stage Company located in Oakville, Connecticut. Chats with Directors, Producers, Actors and other craftsmen involved in the theater scene.

Acting Class Weekly with Sean Whalen! Presented by AfterBuzz TV, an educational Podcast and youtube series where each week, actor, producer, director, writer, and teacher Sean Whalen and cohost Roxy Striar will help you explore the show AND the business of becoming a working actor. Subscribe, Like, and Share for exclusive lessons on how to […]

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Theater is for everyone and we want to make it available everywhere. Soundstage is an anthological, scripted fiction series of portable stories from Playwrights Horizons theater in New York City. Featuring short-form commissions from America’s best playwrights, these audio experiences are written specifically for the ear, not translated or recorded live from the stage. Now, […]

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.

We explain what we think we know from musicals!

Join Town Hall Theatre’s Alan Bomar Jones as he narrates classic children’s stories. Put on your listening ears as these tales come to life right through your speakers!

“And, Not Or” is a conversational podcast about acting and theatre, actor training, people, and most importantly life, and being a whole human. “And, Not Or” is created and curated by Jeffrey Puukka, a theatre director and acting teacher living and working in the Pacific Northwest. If you enjoy the podcast, be sure to click […]

“Braving It” is a podcast about Drama School and the industry of acting in general. Hosted by two actors in training, we talk about a new topic every week and discuss what’s going on currently in the industry! Join us for a new episode every week (hopefully!).

Learn the inner secrets of the acting business. We bring entertaining to entertainment. Hosted by actorwriter William Powell.

Alex Theatre in Melbourne, Australia proudly presents The ZOOMING Zanni By Fools In Progress Theatre Co. Come meet The Fools and Friends for a weekly online discussion about Commedia dell’ arte and it’s practitioners, performances, past, present and future. The first episode is with Fools In Progress Theatre Company and will discuss Commedia in the […]

Muse Podcast gives you a front row seat to groundbreaking new musicals in development. This brand-new podcast spotlights a wide range of musicals, bringing the stories, songs and characters to life with the help of the shows’ writers. Muse is a behind-the-scenes showcase of some of musical theatre’s most compelling and daring new voices, featuring […]

Roaming Theatre Collaborative is a small fringe theatre company based out of Southern California. Dedicated to producing new and adapted works, RTC is excited to present a new series of play readings and author interviews focused around emerging playwrights. (Produced by Spencer Thompson and Lucas James Nelson)

Makers of music, dance, and theater share their adventures with theater maven Susannah Mars. Hosted by Portland’s premium arts magazine, Artslandia.

We’re Brandi and Joe. Two die-hard musical theater lovers and writers. Here we’ll talk about musical theatre writing topics and processes through our experiences with our projects. We love this stuff, and we’re here to talk about it!

Past guests include: Horatio Sanz, Mindy Sterling, Rob Corddry, Erin Hayes, Louie Anderson, Garrett Morris, Darlene Hunt, Brooks Wheelan, Rawle D. Lewis, Senta Moses-Mikan, Frank Caliendo and a whole lot more… Hollywood Anonymous(HA)is a conversational show about the ins & outs as well as the ups & downs of working in Hollywood. Bryan Erwin & […]

Increasingly we’re living our lives on-camera. Whether it’s a television news interview, a presentation to your virtual team in Beijing and London or a keynote address being broadcast live on the internet, you need to know how to put your best face forward. That’s where Noeleen McGrath comes in. As an award-winning television news journalist, […]

A student run Podcast that looks at the effect of lockdown on the Performing Arts industry. Each week, we speak to a different professional in the industry to explore the challenges, changes and triumphs they have been facing in recent times.

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Host Amelia Robinson shares the best tales from the Gem City, Land of Funk and Birthplace of Aviation: Dayton, Ohio. The “What Had Happened Was” podcast was a finalist for the National Association of Broadcasters’ 2019 Marconi award in the podcast category. Times they are a-changin’. “What Had Happened Was” podcast host Amelia Robinson sat […]

Get ready to meet the artists you’re talking about, and the ones you’ll soon love. Whatever you’re into — be it music, TV, film, visual art, theatre or comedy — q is there. Expect deep insight, and big surprises. Because on q, arts and entertainment get personal. Artist Titus Kaphar shares the story behind his […]

Let’s Figure It Out is an inspirational place where you can hear the stories of every day people taking a leap. From the outside it might look like my guests achieved success easily overnight. But that’s not the case. I’m going to take you behind the scenes so you can hear the real story and […]

Donuts With D.O.U.G.H. is a conversation with the unsung heroes of the entertainment industry that work behind the scenes to keep us entertained, informed, engaged and fashionable. Tune in weekly to get insight from entrepreneurs, designers, filmmakers and creatives from all across the country. Don’t miss the HALF-A-DOZEN segment where guests share their top 6 […]

Presented by the Producers Guild of America, the Produced By podcast exists to educate listeners about one of the most misunderstood creative roles in entertainment – the Producer. By placing producers at the center of the conversation, each episode offers a unique perspective on how content is created, from development through distribution.

Inspiration, techniques and perspective to take you further on your journey as an actor, director, teacher, or theatre artist.

We don’t like to complain but we feel like we have to. I Don’t Like to Moan is a comedy podcast, where your hosts chat about news, non-news and other personal gripes. IDLtM is hosted by Chris, a former promotional model for Dance Dance Revolution, and Isabel, a former off-off-Broadway star.

Musical theatre! Whether you’re a performer yourself or you just love a good show, this, I hope, is the podcast for you! I’ll go on a musical deep dive into shows I love, have been in or are not so keen on. All I say is a matter of opinion, so feel free to disagree!

“Stage Left: The Podcast” is a bi-monthly podcast featuring lively and engaging conversations with New York’s younger and underrepresented theatre critics and journalists about the latest and most noteworthy productions on Broadway and beyond. Anchored by Rob Russo—founder and writer of Stage Left and co-host of The Fabulous Invalid—each episode features an in-depth roundtable discussion […]

I will discuss my life out in LA as an actor. I will talk about my trials and tribulations; and then my successes. I will have other actors, directors, producers and writers on the show to discuss their struggles and successes. We will discuss the secrets on how to become a successful working actor. Support […]

Suffolk-based theatre company bringing folk stories, legends and fairy tales to young and old alike.