Welcome to the new, groundbreaking podcast series about a leading actor who experiences a mental health crisis at one of the most powerful theatres in the country: The Goodspeed Opera House in East Haddam, Connecticut. In 2019, Sean Hayden thought he had booked the role of his dreams at the prestigious Goodspeed in its production of "Billy Elliot, The Musical." As he drove over the Connecticut river and laid his eyes on the fairy tale Opera House for the first time, Sean had no idea what would be looming behind its doors. "Stage Combat: A Mental Health Story" takes the listener into the insular world of the theatre industry in which the unspoken rule is, “You are not supposed to speak up. Or there will be consequences.” If you thought all the drama happens on stage, wait until you hear what happens after the curtain closes in this immersive listening experience. In a unique format, each episode is followed by a short “post-show talk back” with Sean and a mental health professional. Tog... more
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Thank you Sean and team for sharing this haunting, true experience. Everyday actors and performers face backlash for speaking up about our basic human safety and rights, so brave stories like Sean’s are crucial to make change in this industry. more
As someone in the performing arts across the pond, I can’t express just how vital this podcast is. As an industry there is a serious issue worldwide in the treatment of performers and in how companies deal with mental health crises. Sean is doing invaluable work with this podcast and I hope some day we will start to see the change that so desperately needs to come about. Thank you for your bravery!
Helpful, relatable an amazing podcast
This podcast hit home for me and it has changed the way I operate as a theatre artist. My primary concern— above all— is safety in the theater and making sure that everyone’s voice can be heard.
This is a witty, fun and deeply moving mental health story that is a must-listen for everyone, but especially those working in the entertainment industry. It’s personal, powerful and empowering.
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Stage Combat: A Mental Health Story launched 7 months ago and published 30 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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