Top 11 Theater Podcasts

In southern California, just outside Hollywood, there is a most unusual hotel. A hotel dedicated to the golden age of cinema and the departures of its most influential and notorious players. It is a destination that spotlights the manners in which these men and women of Hollywood perished. The rooms are decorated with an array of evidence and clues, unique to each death, and fitted with a cast of department store manikins which stand in for the major roles involved - Forensic precision made kitschy and accessible to all. Each episode we will present to you one of these rooms, and rouse your im

Alex, Erica and Max take you on a journey through film with this discussion podcast about movies.

In De Hete Brij bespreken Alex Ploeg, Pepijn Schoneveld en Christine de Boer wekelijks een onderwerp waar ze het liefst omheen zouden willen draaien. Drie comedians in een eerlijk gesprek over hun levens in de theaterwereld en thuis, met spullen, en meningen en gevoelens en buren en een kind en liefde of het totale gebrek daaraan. Want Pepijn is er ook.

Conversations with artists, friends and supporters of Canada's Blyth Festival - Canada's experts in telling Canada's stories.

Ian, a theatre professional, has never seen Glee. Corrina, a pop culture maven, has seen it multiple times. They discuss.

From the creators of PodCats! A podcast about CATS (the musical, not the animal) and Dapper Devil Productions.

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Tune in biweekly to hear husband and wife team Joey and Erin pick apart the greatest movies of all time on "Slay the Cat: Podcast." Whether those movies are AFI Top Hundred or complete cat-astrophe they are going to talk about it. They are covering everything in cinema from Orson Welles' "Citizen Kane" to Tommy Wiseau's "The Room." Come for the movie, stay for the hiss-terical banter and insights that will make you paws and reflect on the magic of cinema!

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

I am a high school student exploring Shakespeare with my former English teacher. This season, we're providing commentary and analysis on Hamlet that anyone can understand, including and especially those who haven't yet read Hamlet!
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This podcast brings you interviews with people working in the entertainment industry discussing about all aspects of onstage performing or backstage production. Ideas as a prospective performer through to what an adjudicator, choreographer or casting director might look for when you are delivering your performance piece.
Hosted by Craig Bartley who is a performer and choreographer, who has appeared in West End and Broadway productions ranging from 42nd Street (Original cast at Theatre Royal Drury Lane), Me & My Girl (Adelphi Theatre), La Cage Aux Follies (Palladium Theatre), Mack And Mabel in concert (Theatre Royal Drury Lane) and Man of La Mancha (Peacock Theatre) of which he recorded the cast albums for both ‘Mack And Mabel’ and ‘Man of La Mancha’. He also spent more than two and a half years playing the part of ‘Doody’ in the hit musical ‘Grease’ where he received the Golden Quiff Award for best performance, which was presented by the late Victoria Wood.
He also appeared in two Royal Variety Performances at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane for the BBC and ITV and 'A Royal Performance' at the Adelphi Theatre.
Craig’s experience has enabled him to travel the globe extensively whilst being involved in performing, choreographing, directing and producing for the inaugural production set up for most of the World’s leading cruise lines. As well as performing, Craig has taught specialist classes at Mountview, Millenium, Urdang, Elmhurst and Red Roofs Theatre School. He was also the full-time Course Director and co-Principal of his own successful Starquest Performers College.
He still runs and teaches at Starquest Performing Arts encouraging children from two and a half to 18 to act, sing and dance.
He hopes this podcast will help and inspire existing and especially newly graduated creatives just what challenges lie in store and what the highs and lows are for people within the performing arts industry. If you like this podcast then please leave us a 5 star review on iTunes podcasts.

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Play Analysis You Can Count On!
with Derek Kolluri and Jeremy Lee Cudd