
The deepest dives you can find anywhere into the history and backstory of the great musical productions. Dense content...for people who aren't. And, I’ll never miss an opportunity to pursue any mystery, bizarre coincidence, improbable event, or supernatural suggestion along the way because, in the words of Dirk Gentley, it is all connected.
You can contact me directly at theaterhistorypodcast@gm... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 44 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | HistoryArtsPerforming Arts | |||

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This is a show about Hamilton the musical, and it’s about one of the main characters. The point is to give some deep backstory to figure, and as I have promised, to never miss an opportunity to explore a crazy coincidence or good g... more
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I’ll get right to the point: Did Alexander Hamilton own slaves?
There are those who definitely say yes. There were those who definitely said no, although those voices are growing quieter. Even Ron Chernow probably lands on the si... more
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What’s the one thing you knew about Hamilton before the show? One thing I remember from elementary school? It’s the duel.
Isn’t the duel a big deal in the life of Hamilton?
Stop: What does the show have to say about the duel. W... more
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You have seen the musical and you know how the story ends: Aaron Burr shoots Alexander Hamilton. This is the podcast where we ask big questions, so let’s ask the biggest of all: Why? Why did these two guys do it? There IS more to... more
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What if history remembers you, but for the wrong thing? Not like, for a bad thing, but you did a bunch of amazing things that are all forgotten, and one kinda stupid thing is all that people can remember about you?
Here’s an examp... more
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Alexander Hamilton did some major things that still impact the world we live in today...but you might not really get what those are from watching the musical. Today's episode is designed to review those things and figure out what t... more
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What’s the most awesome theater moment you’ve had? Not, like, the biggest show you’ve been in, or the biggest audience you’ve played to, or the best tickets you ever had…those are important. I want you to think about awesome…the t... more
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To really understand the smash musical Hadestown, you have to understand…mines. Hear me out.
Hadestown isn’t just a re-telling of the ancient Orpheus tale, as the name suggest it’s a story that focuses on a particular location…the... more
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This show delivers in-depth historical explorations of musical theatre, focusing on origins, evolution, and cultural context behind legendary productions. Episodes blend archival research, myth adaptations, and critical theory with accessible storytelling, often anchoring discussions in specific shows (from classical myths reimagined on stage to modern must-know titles) while weaving in broader themes like feminism, education, and political justice as they intersect with theatre history. Listeners can expect thoughtful interviews, scholarly references, and connections to contemporary discourse in the arts, making it a rich resource for educators, students, theatre professionals, and avid historians who crave rigorous analysis alongside enga... more
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