What happens when actors stop being quiet and start speaking up: Season 3 of "Stage Combat The Podcast"! Stage Combat is about fighting back when we are mistreated in our workplaces, no matter what stage we may be on in our lives! Hosted by attorney/advocate/actor Sean Hayden.In 2019, Sean Hayden thought he had booked the role of his dreams as an actor at the prestigious Goodspeed Opera House ... more
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 51 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Categories | ArtsHealth & FitnessPerforming ArtsMental Health |
SEASON 3 Season Finale! Episode Eighteen. "Walking Away From Broadway"
Synopsis: At the end of a season of incredible stories, Sean looks to the future and finds inspiration chatting with Bobby Steggert: an actor who experienced a life-changing ep... more
SEASON 3 Episode Seventeen. "The Court Watson Story Part Two"
(Be sure to Listen to Ep 16 First: The Court Watson Story Part One")
Synopsis: Court Watson sets out to tell his story to the media and to hold his former employer accountable for what... more
SEASON 3 Episode Sixteen. "The Court Watson Story Part One"
Synopsis: Sean investigates what happened between Tony award-winning Broadway costume designer, William Ivey Long, and college student, Court Watson, on Roanoke Island some twenty years ag... more
SEASON 3 Episode Fifteen. "Franki Take A Bow"
Synopsis: Sean investigates whether the unsafe practices of a college theatre program contributed to a young woman's tragic mental health spiral.
Special Guests: Franki Mastrone, Jessica Webb, Professo... more
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Since its first seasons, which chronicled Sean Hayden’s nightmare experience working what should have been a dream job, Stage Combat has always been about far more than “backstage tea.” It’s a brave, honest and empathetic look at unspoken power dynamics in American theatre. Anchored by exceptional storytelling and told with the feel of a true crime docu-series, its glance behind the curtain is a raw, binge worthy listen!
This is probably my favorite podcast right now. Sean Hayden is a great advocate for better workplace conditions and talking openly about mental health. The stories of various artists in season 3 are truly heartbreaking but I feel like Hayden is also always asking us "how can we do things better" or "how can we make sure that that what happened to this person doesn't happen again." The entertainment industry, and particularly the theatre industry, is truly toxic. This podcast is much needed t... more
I came across this podcast because a friend of mine was in an episode about a horrible experience he had. It was such a great episode that I went back and listened to all the episodes. I’m a Union Stage Manager and was shocked to hear not only Sean’s story but others as well. It’s eye opening and very well produced. A definite listen for anyone who’s been involved in theater at any level.
A well done and insightful podcast! This stuff happens all the time and should talked more. This podcast helps people get their stories out there to show how toxic the industry can be. I would definitely recommend a listen!
If you care about theatre and mental health, then this is the podcast for you! I binged the entire first season over a few days while I was sick and it’s very engaging. The events described in season one and two are truly terrible, but Sean does a great job of bringing them to life and keeping listeners engaged with a film noirish tone. Future podcast seasons explore mental health in theatre more broadly, including topics like bullying, the concept of “family,” and mindfulness. The theatre indus... more
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The content explores the often-hidden struggles faced by individuals within the theater industry, focusing on mental health, workplace bullying, and the broader implications of personal narratives. By weaving personal experiences and openly discussing challenging topics, listeners are introduced to the harrowing realities of creative professions where speaking up can lead to dire consequences. Throughout various episodes, a mix of interviews and candid discussions reveals patterns of trauma and resilience among performers, aiming to foster understanding and inspire change within a community that has historically remained silent about its sufferings. The aim is to break the stigma surrounding mental health issues and create a supportive dial... more
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