
The Beltline to Broadway podcast blends behind-the-scenes insights, fascinating interviews, and stories from the stage. From the vibrant stages of Raleigh, North Carolina's Beltline to the iconic theaters of Broadway, this show celebrates the magic of live performance, the talent that powers it, and the passion that fuels it all.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 149 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | MusicPerforming ArtsArtsMusic Interviews | |||

In this episode, Lauren Van Hemert sits down with Eric Woodall, Producing Artistic Director of Theatre Raleigh and former Tony Awards voter, for an insider's look at Broadway's biggest night. Drawing on his eight years as a Tony voter, Eric demystifi... more
How does an aspiring doctor make the leap to the stage and step into the role of the Michael Jackson alternate in the national tour of MJ the Musical? In this episode, we sit down with Melvin Gray Jr., who shares what it takes to embody one of histo... more
Kennedy Caughell—currently starring as Jersey in the national tour of Hell’s Kitchen— joins the pod squad to share her journey from growing up on a small Oklahoma farm to building a career on Broadway, reflecting on the faith, visualization, and rele... more
This episode is a powerful, joy-filled conversation about saying yes to yourself—no matter your age, body, or past doubts. First, Christina Wells, who shares how discovering confidence later in life transformed her career, her sense of worth, and her... more
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I love hearing about each artist and their journey. What a great podcast!
No idea we had local theater celebrities and what an amazing story!
Great interview! Really enjoy hearing what the artists have to say. It gives some more insight into the productions.
I have followed Lauren for a while on her previous critic ventures and am glad to see she has started her own site. I just don’t know how she gets interviews with some of these people. Always fun to listen to.
I am truly enjoying this podcast which is always entertaining and full of wonderful information. The host is clear spoken & seems well prepared. Highly recommend to all who love the stage!
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A candid, interview-driven show that centers on theatre—from Raleigh's Beltline to Broadway—featuring actors, directors, and creatives who share career journeys, craft, and behind-the-scenes realities. Recent episodes blend insider perspectives on awards, touring, staging, and representation with personal stories of perseverance, mentorship, and community-building in regional and national theatre. The format often ties local theater scenes to larger Broadway ecosystems, offering practical takeaways for aspiring guests and sponsors alike. A notable strength is its mix of career-focused advice, cultural context, and timely discussions around equity, aging in the arts, and leadership in theatre productions.
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Recent guests on Beltline to Broadway include:
1. Eric Woodall
2. Melvin Gray Jr.
3. Kennedy Caughell
4. Christina Wells
5. NJ Agwuna
6. Dominic Scaglione Jr.
7. Gerianne Perez
8. David Zum Brunnen
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