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Theater History and Mysteries

Dr. Jon Bruschke, PhD
Victor Hugo
Les Misérables
Les Miserables
French Revolution
Don Quixote
Miguel De Cervantes
Javert
Critical Legal Studies
Marxism
Revolution
The Phantom Of the Opera
Gaston Leroux
Social Justice
Musical Theater
Andrew Lloyd Webber
Lon Chaney Sr.
Louis Napoleon
Phantom Of the Opera
June Rebellion
Eugène François Vidocq

I take a musical theater production and do a deep dive to find a richer understanding about the lessons the show has for theater and life. 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@gmail.co... more

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The ancient poet Virgil died of a fever with his master work still unfinished…and it was left to his executors to finish the work.  The book was the Aeneid, and it would be, in its time, the definitive work on the founding myths and s... more

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The Romans stand at a key moment in human civilization.  Starting with roots in Greece, they are looking back at the Trojan war, they are thinking about their gods.  They have founded the first university in the western tradition.  An... more

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In ancient Rome, there is a poet.  What we now call western civilization is just beginning to find its first roots take hold … there’s an academy, and Plato, Socrates, and Aristotle are writing books that will be read for centuries.  ... more

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Normally we release every other Tuesday, but this is our first special episode that uses the more traditional podcasting interview format.  This off-week episode comes just in-between Jesus Christ Superstar and Hadestown, which will s... more

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Intermission episode -- Interview with Superteacher Michael Despars (1/1, Epsiode 29)
Q: What do you think theater means to a school like that? Does it mean something different than, I don't know, Calabasas High or Neal's High?
In a community like that, theater allows students to see their own stories reflected on stage, providing a safe space and sanctuary for diverse students.
Cats -- TS Eliot and the Occult...it's actual history. Episode 19 (Cats 5 of 8)
Q: How deeply was T.S. Eliot involved in the occult?
Eliot's deep involvement with the occult is suggested through his literary work and the experiences he had during seances, which influenced his poetry significantly.
Les Miserables -- From novel to stage...and why did it fail in France? Episode 13 (7 of 8)
Q: Is it cool to get really rich off a story about the really poor?
The answer remains complex, as the show highlights disparities and struggles while generating wealth.

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Exploring the rich tapestry of musical theater, this series offers insightful examinations of various productions, diving into the deeper meanings, historical contexts, and the life lessons that emerge from them. Each episode is structured around a specific musical, revealing how the narratives and themes within connect to broader societal and personal experiences, while also addressing peculiar mysteries, coincidences, and supernatural elements intertwined with the theatrical world. The approach is likely to resonate particularly well with fans of musical theater who appreciate detailed discussions about the successes and failures of adaptations and the implications of performance art in society.

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