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Audra Mcdonald
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Hamlet
Henry IV
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Death Becomes Her
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Anderson and Crudup to lead ‘Virginia Woolf?’, Shakespeare in the Park ‘R&J’ cast, very busy week on Broadway

Every week, Matt Tamanini will bring you the biggest news from across the theatrical landscape and will prepare you for what’s ahead over t... more

Peter Filichia, James Marino, and Michael Portantiere talk about The Wild Party (Michael John LaChiusa) @ New York City Center, Spare Parts @ Theatre Row, Tru @ The House of the Redeemer, Night Side Songs @ LCT3 Claire Tow Theater, Pied à Terre @ The... more

Breaking down the Broadway grosses for the week ending March 15, 2026

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For a transcript of this episode, please email transcripts@broadwayradio.com and include the episode name.

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Reviews for Radcliffe’s ‘Every Brilliant Thing,’ Maya Rudolph to join ‘Oh, Mary!’, and ‘In the Heights’ to return to New York

Every week, Matt Tamanini will bring you the biggest news from across the theatrical landscape and will prepare you for wha... more

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David Auburn
Playwright of Proof
Playwright
Episode: All the Drama: Playwright David Auburn on ‘Proof,’ 2001 Winner, Pulitzer Prize for Drama
Isa Briones
Actor joining the Broadway Company of Just In Time
Just In Time (Broadway)
Episode: Broadway Grosses Report: March 11, 2026; Briones, Ballas returning to Broadway
Mark Ballas
Dancing With The Stars champion joining Chicago on Broadway
Chicago on Broadway
Episode: Broadway Grosses Report: March 11, 2026; Briones, Ballas returning to Broadway
Austin Telenko
Choreographer, dancer, and star of 11 to Midnight
Cost n Mayor
Episode: Special Episode: Cost n’ Mayor on taking their unseriousness seriously in ’11 to Midnight’
Marideth Telenko
Choreographer, dancer, and star of 11 to Midnight
Cost n Mayor
Episode: Special Episode: Cost n’ Mayor on taking their unseriousness seriously in ’11 to Midnight’
Georgia Stitt
Composer, lyricist, and music director known for her works in musical theatre.
Creative Author & Music Director of Various Productions
Episode: This Week on Broadway for February 22, 2026: Georgia Stitt
Julie Andrews
Iconic actress and singer, recognized for her contributions to Broadway and film
Episode: This Week on Broadway for February 15, 2026: High Spirits @ City Center Encores!
Patricia Bruder de Brogner
Producer of the Ethics and Theatre Program, and actress
Episode: All the Drama: “The Gin Game”, 1978 Winner, Pulitzer Prize for Drama
D. L. Coburn
Playwright of The Gin Game who won the Pulitzer Prize for Drama
Episode: All the Drama: “The Gin Game”, 1978 Winner, Pulitzer Prize for Drama

Hosts

Matt Tamanini
Host of multiple shows focusing on theater news, box office analysis, and interviews with industry professionals.
James Marino
Host and contributor known for lively discussions and insightful commentary on Broadway shows and news.
Jan Simpson
Host known for exploring critical themes in theater and interviewing notable guests about their contributions to the performing arts.

Reviews

4.5 out of 5 stars from 345 ratings
  • My favorite podcast

    I can’t say enough about how much I love this podcast. I’m a 91 year old theatre enthusiast that can’t attend my favorite pastime as often as I wish. In my next life I’d want to be Peter Filichia’s girlfriend (and I wouldn’t leave early). Thanks to you all for your wit and knowledge and especially for making me feel a part of the conversation

    Gerry O’Mara

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    gogerrypainting
    United States7 months ago
  • Great For The 80+ Set?

    I mean…if there was ever any doubt that this podcast was for the oldest of the old, just listen to these curmudgeons talk about “Heathers”. Apparently the lead character’s name is Rebecca & not Veronica? I guess they can’t hear lyrics or read Playbills anymore either. And enthusiasm in the theatre should be curtailed for THEIR comfort? My grandparents have more connection to life in 2025 than any of these folks…& my grandparents are dead. So yes, if you’re retired & are afraid of loud sound... more

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    RuffArfRuff
    United States8 months ago
  • Daily episodes aren’t great anymore.

    Long time listener here but won’t be listening to the daily episodes anymore. I really liked having a podcast where I could get theatre news on my commute home each day. Lately the format seems to have shifted. I appreciate opinions about shows, but they’re should at least be respectful? Don’t preach about supporting theatre and then talk trash about shows does you personally didn’t enjoy. You’re no better than the NYT critic you constantly complain about. If it wasn’t already clear, I’m referri... more

    Apple Podcasts
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    greenorwhat
    United Statesa year ago
  • Morning coffee with BroadwayRadio

    Listening to this podcast become a lovely morning routine for me, one of my favorite !

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    AniaAnnaAmelia
    United Statesa year ago
  • Love the show!

    I live 4 hours north of Los Angeles I travel frequently to see musicals and other performing arts. This podcast helps me feel connected, helps me discover shows that will eventually tour in my area. It also fuels my periodic trips to NY where I pack I. Nearly as many shows as Matt. The Charles Busch interview warmed my heart.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Purple show tunes
    United States2 years ago

Listeners Say

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Listeners appreciate the podcast's comprehensive coverage of Broadway news and its engaging discussions among knowledgeable hosts.
While many praise the depth of content, some feel the hosts could improve on the balance between critique and enthusiasm for productions.
Audience members are actively involved in the theater community, valuing the insider perspectives the hosts provide.
The format offers insightful and often humorous commentary on the theater landscape, making it easy to consume during commutes or at home.

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All the Drama: Playwright David Auburn on ‘Proof,’ 2001 Winner, Pulitzer Prize for Drama
Q: What effect did the Pulitzer Prize have on your work moving ahead?
The prize brought pressure and expectation but mostly offered freedom and motivation to explore new directions, allowing me to experiment and write more boldly for a period of time.
All the Drama: Playwright David Auburn on ‘Proof,’ 2001 Winner, Pulitzer Prize for Drama
Q: What was the genesis of Proof?
The idea centered on two sisters and a parent's legacy, combining concerns about genetic and environmental mental illness with the push-pull dynamics of family and intellect, which ultimately shaped the core conflict of the play.
Special Episode: Cost n’ Mayor on taking their unseriousness seriously in ’11 to Midnight’
Q: How do Cost n Mayor approach merging theater and dance backgrounds in the development of the show?
They blend circus influence, street styles, and traditional dance with a focus on the story, allowing different backgrounds to enrich the ensemble while maintaining a cohesive narrative driven by movement rather than spoken lines.
Special Episode: Cost n’ Mayor on taking their unseriousness seriously in ’11 to Midnight’
Q: How does a choreographed piece like 11 to Midnight translate into a full 70-minute show without traditional dialogue?
Movement and visual storytelling carry the narrative, with dance, mixed disciplines, and pantomime elements telling the story in lieu of words, while the production leans into the emotional arc and character development through non-verbal communication.
This Week on Broadway for February 8, 2026: Tim Weil
Q: Did you guys realize that this transfer from off Broadway to Broadway is not normal?
For the cast, it was just part of the journey. For the older team members, they knew the challenges but were encouraged by the show's early success.

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What is BroadwayRadio about and what kind of topics does it cover?

A dynamic exploration of the Broadway landscape prevails throughout the various episodes, with hosts sharing detailed analyses of box office performances, show reviews, and industry changes. Notable topics include casting announcements, significant plays and musicals, as well as conversations with esteemed figures from the theater world, including prominent composers and actors. The podcast fosters a community for Broadway enthusiasts by intertwining discussions of current productions with personal anecdotes, offering both informative and entertaining content that resonates with listeners' passions for theater.

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Recent guests on BroadwayRadio include:

1. David Auburn
2. Isa Briones
3. Mark Ballas
4. Austin Telenko
5. Marideth Telenko
6. Georgia Stitt
7. Julie Andrews
8. Patricia Bruder de Brogner

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