Best Musical Theater Podcasts

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Good Idea is a brain-trust your brain can trust. It's also a comedy podcast! Join hosts Aiden Kinsella and Andrea Dennison in finding the creative, actionable solutions to your real life problems; we philosophize, spin stories, crack jokes, and change the world!! Start with any episode that sounds fun!

"The Queer Thesperience" is an interview-style podcast featuring queer artists & entertainers to discuss their experiences, knowledge, and stories with your host Casper Oliver (they/he), a queer actor and podcaster.

A place for discussion and showcasing of theatre across the East Anglian region

As a showbiz kid, host Eli Tokash knows what it’s like to balance childhood normalcy and the demands of starring on Broadway, Television, and Film. Kids in the industry have to balance multiple jobs, auditions, and performances on top of their schooling every single day. As Eli is becoming a young adult, he wants to share his industry experiences and expertise while he talks to other professionals about the grind of the industry as we all continue to find our next success on this weekly podcast, Take A Bow! Take A Bow walks audiences through life in the entertainment industry with guests from all facets of the entertainment industry including top actors, directors, stage managers, casting directors, musicians, child wranglers/tutors, writers and more. Eli highlights each guest’s unique story and celebrates their journeys and accomplishments as they give insight on how they came to be where they are in the spotlight. This podcast offers helpful information for those just starting out in the industry such as the process of auditioning, headshots, getting agents/managers, the daily life of actors, funny mishaps, and so much more. Join Eli weekly as he engages in these insightful and fun conversations and he and his guest’s offer their experiences, thoughts, and advice on all aspects of the industry, seen through a kid’s perspective, while speaking with child and adult actors alike. Part of the Broadway Podcast Network.

Hosted by Paul Kalburgi, The Writer's Toolkit Podcast is your go-to resource for navigating the journey of writing for screen and stage. Paul takes you inside the writing rooms of his favourite writers to explore their processes and projects, while sharing inspiring stories from writers who have forged their own paths. The podcast also highlights proactive strategies and innovative ideas for sharing your work with audiences. Subscribe for insightful conversations and practical advice that will inspire you to write and take charge of your creative destiny.*Paul Kalburgi is a playwright and screenwriter, and the author of* *The Writer's Toolkit* ( https://www.nickhernbooks.co.uk/the-writers-toolkit ) *, published by Nick Hern Books, London. Visit* *paulkalburgi.com* ( http://www.paulkalburgi.com ) *for information about his projects and writing workshops.*--This podcast is fuelled by coffee. If you'd like to support the show, send some writing juice via the link below...* Buy me a coffee ( https://www.buymeacoffee.com/paulkalburgi ) or Make a donation ( https://app.redcircle.com/shows/71f3defe-2a71-4523-ab7e-59cd30a0ba60/donations )

In our podcast we take short plays of 10-15 minutes and adapt them for an audio only presentation. Special thanks to Le Chat Noir, a Black Box Theatre in Augusta Georgia, for providing support, space, encouragement and access to actors. Plays. Theater. Performance Art.

Here we’ll explore the intersection between television and musicals. From musical series to single musical episodes, live productions to shows specifically written for television, we’ll touch on it all and then some. I’m your host, Chris, and with a new guest each week, we’ll have conversations that could lead anywhere to answer the big questions: “What breaks when you break into song?” “Why do they start singing and dancing all of a sudden?” and, “What, therefore, should we do?” You may find a bit of philosophy, psychology, and who knows what else pops up in our conversations.Podcast Cover Art: Ross @rossmaute