
Conversations revealing the cultural and emotional impact of our favorite musicals in theatre history. On each episode of “A Musical Theatre Podcast,” Jeff welcomes a special guest to explore one musical from theatre history. Together they get to the heart of the show’s cultural and emotional impact by looking at its creators, context, and storytelling. Always fun and heartfelt, this is the podcas... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 183 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Performing ArtsArtsMusicMusic History | |||

When you explore a blockbusterlike Hamilton, you end up talking as much about the revolution behind the musical as the one inside it.
Today we welcome someone who understands both personally: actor and longtime Lin-Manuel Miranda collaborator Mandy ... more
"Just one day is all we need, to debut a brand new podcast..." That's a lie, it always takes longer than a day, but this episode was worth the wait!
This week, we're covering one of the best musicals to never open on Broadway, FREAKY FRIDAY, and we'... more
Welcome to GRAND HOTEL! During your stay, we hope you'll enjoy the complimentary stories of how this musical took thirty years to premiere on Broadway. Please take advantage of our amenities, including the wonderful acting coach, performer and influe... more
"Get in losers, we're talking about MEAN GIRLS."
Never has a such a source of catty (not Cady) humor had such an intentionally wholehearted inspiration. Join the talented Lizzy Tucker (BOOP!) as she takes us into "North Shore High" as currently foun... more
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I would love if you did Billy Elliot, because it is a truly inspiring show that has helped me continue in my journey through theatre even when it’s been hard. I think that an episode for Billy Elliot will spark interesting conversation and I would love to further discover the cultural and emotional impact of this show.
Very enjoyable, informative and entertaining
I’ve been searching for the best Broadway podcast and I’ve found it here! The conversations are smart and funny and filled with interesting tidbits and deep analysis. Thank you Jeffrey !
These are conversations I’ve always wanted to have and never thought I’d hear. Bravo!!!
Jeff is an extremely personable host who makes every episode a delight. I love learning about shows I don’t know, or learning more about shows I love. The guests are wonderful and varied, always with fun perspectives.
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A conversational deep-dive into musical theatre history, focusing on creators, development, and storytelling of iconic and niche shows. Episodes explore film-to-stage adaptations, production journeys, design decisions, and the cultural impact of each title, often weaving backstage anecdotes with broader themes like empowerment, DEI, and audience reception. Highlights include long-form explorations of how shows evolved, the people behind them, and the human stories that make theatre history feel immediate and personal. The format blends rigorous research with warm, approachable conversation, making it appealing to theatre professionals, students, and casual fans who crave context and storytelling beyond plot synopses.
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Recent guests on A Musical Theatre Podcast include:
1. Emma Hunton
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6. Matt Rodin
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