
In-depth conversations with the world's top directors, performers and writers for the stage.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 380 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ArtsPerforming Arts | |||

Bernadette Peters is the Tony award winning actress who has reigned on Broadway for decades. She is famous for originating roles in Stephen Sondheim musicals -- like the witch in Into The Woods and she's coming to Brisbane for the Melt Festival of Qu... more
Rebecca is a 1938 gothic suspense story by Daphne Du Maurier that's never been out of print. It's also a classic film by Alfred Hitchcock. Now it's a play starring Nikki Shiels as the unnamed Young Woman and Pamela Rabe, in the iconic role of Mrs Dan... more
In 1986, Filipinos launched a peaceful revolution to overthrow their president, Ferdinand Marcos. In the new play Malacañang Made Us, these events live on in the memories of two brothers who were in the crowd that flooded the palace. Jordan Shea is t... more
The Stage Show is back from sabbatical! On this episode, star playwright Suzie Miller speaks to Michael about Inter Alia, her gripping new play that takes you into the mind of a feminist judge, who’s also a mother, forced to confront a terrible reali... more
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Great podcast.
Hi Michael & your wonderful team. Thank you for your very informative program. I do love the arts.
I Was listening to a guest speaking of her connecting to Bruce Springsteen, and was reminded to the time listening and watching Alice Walker on stage talking with can’t remember who, from the front row of the dress circle, so far away I moved my view so as to have seemingly having them sitting on the top of the edge of the balcony and there they performing just for me! A very special feeling
I’ve been listening to the Stage Show in its various iterations for years. It is consistently excellent. Thoroughly recommend this gem!
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This podcast offers an array of insightful conversations with notable figures in the performing arts, including directors, performers, and writers. The discussions often revolve around themes relating to the craft of theater, exploring the intricacies of staging performances and the creative processes behind them. Unique narratives emerge from artists sharing their personal experiences, challenges, and artistic visions, providing listeners with a firsthand look at the vibrant world of stage art. Topics frequently touch upon significant theatrical works, the impact of historical figures on modern performances, and the evolution of narratives in theater, making it a rich resource for anyone interested in the performing arts.
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Recent guests on The Stage Show include:
1. Bernadette Peters
2. Kate Mulvany
3. Ziggy Resnick
4. Josh McConville
5. Suzie Miller
6. Anthony Warlow
7. Sonia Suarez
8. Keith Jarrett
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