Steffon Sampson and Robert Weiner drop by to discuss DISASTER, the musical comedy opening soon thank to the Goshen Players!

Shanelle Dupre and Andrea Bingham stop by the show to discuss some of the exciting happenings going on with Landmark Community Theater!

It's a spooky edition of Backstage as I'm joined by director Dick Terhune and the Countess Dracula, Gillian Holt, to discuss the reverse-gendered DRACULA, coming son to the Warner Theater.

Landmark Community Theatre executive director (and current cast member) Jeff Dunn and director Lucia Dressel join the show to discuss 12 ANGRY MEN.

In honor of its 11th anniversary, I take a look at the music of BIG FISH.

Director Marilyn Olsen joins me to discuss the Warner Theater's 13th Annual International Playwright Festival.

I'm joined by board member Keli Solomon and playwright/director/performer Ginny Wolf from the TheatreWorks New Milford production of GOODWIVES AND THE GALLOWS.

Last week seemed to be a hit, so it's another episode of random showtunes for your enjoyment!

It's a morning of random songs here on Backstage, so enjoy!

In honor of its 13th anniversary, I'm featuring music from THE GERSHWIN'S PORGY AND BESS.

Since August 25th is its 44th anniversary, I feature the music of FORTY-SECOND STREET.

TheatreWorks New Milford's president, Gale Alexander, and vice-president, Mac Lipscomb, visit the show to discuss their upcoming short play festival, TALES FROM THE BROOKSIDE, and the other goings-on at TheatreWorks.

Since it's celebrating an anniversary, I'm featuring the music of FIRST DATE!

In honor of the eleventh anniversary of its world premiere, I'm featuring the music of THE BRIDGES OF MADISON COUNTY.

We're going back to school with Noel Roberge, Kelly White, and Luci, talking about SCHOOL OF ROCK: THE MUSICAL, opening soon at the Warner Theater.

Director Shelby Griffin and cast member Lyn Nagel join the show to discuss THE WIZARD OF OZ: IN CONCERT, opening soon at Thomaston High School through Landmark Community Theater.

Since it debuted 31 years ago, I figured it'd be nice to celebrate SUNSET BOULEVARD.

July is here, which is peak travel season, so let's enjoy some music focused on travel!

Since it's his birthday, I thought I'd feature music from the Broadway (and off-Broadway) carer of Brian d'Arcy James.

In honor of his recent birthday, I feature the music of composer/lyricist Jason Robert Brown.

Playwright George Barnett and director Rachel Jones drop by to discuss OAT SQUARES, a new play coming to TheatreWorks New Milford.

In honor of the 19th anniversary of its 1-night-only Carnegie Hall concert, I'm featuring the 2005 recording of SOUTH PACIFIC.

June is bustin' out all over! It's Tony awards month, so I'm kicking things off with some Broadway shows that didn't win a Tony in their original runs despite being massive hits.

My lovely and talented girlfriend Lyn joins me, and we discuss Broadway shows we've seen together.

Since it was just announced that it will be returning to Broadway this summer, I'm featuring the music of ONCE UPON A MATTRESS.

It's Mother's Day weekend, so here are songs about, by, and for mothers!

It's May 4, the unofficial Star Wars holiday ("May the 4th be with you")! In honor of that, I'm featuring a look at some famous science fiction musicals!

The always-entertaining Ed Bassett and Tim Phillips drop by to discuss SUITE SURRENDER, a farce comedy coming soon to the Phoenix Stage Company.

Actors Janette Ireland and Elyse Jasensky stop by to discuss 9 TO 5: THE MUSICAL, opening soon at the Olde Towne Hall in Goshen.

Director Michael Ricciardone and actor Tyler Bard drop by to discuss the Landmark Community Theatre production of THE 25TH ANNUAL PUTNAM COUNTY SPELLING BEE.

It's my 300th broadcast! And it's the anniversary of the very first Tony Awards! So here's a podcast about surprising Tony winners.

In honor of its 73rd anniversary, I feature the music of THE KING AND I.

AIDA debuted on this date 24 years ago, so here's a show that features music from the original Broadway cast recording.

Actor Sam Everett and director Keli Solomon drop by to discuss WAIT UNTIL DARK, the thrilling play opening soon at TheatreWorks New Milford.

In honor of its 37th anniversary (and its special place in my life), I feature songs from LES MISERABLES.

In honor of its 30th anniversary, and the beginning of MLB's spring training, I feature the '94 recording of DAMN YANKEES.