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Audio Drama. With a nod to "Ear Play," the original founding radio series from the 1970’s, HEAR PLAY Audio Theatre approaches radio drama as an art form, creating dramatic theatrical podcasts that utilize the power of the spoken word along with the latest sound design techniques. With skillful acting, nuanced direction, and artful design and editing, HEAR PLAY produces vibrant and engaging listening experiences presented directly to your ear with immediacy and a remarkable intimacy. Begun during the height of the Covid-19 pandemic when theatres were shuttered and theatre artists were ...

Hear the BEAT is an exciting podcast all about BEAT Children's Theatre in Bend, OR. We talk with students, staff, parents, teachers, alumni, and more all about the critical importance of theatre arts education and its place in our world today. Plus we tell may fabulous theatre stories!

'Hear The Noise' is a platform for the short-form creative writing of Daniel Noy. Featuring guest readers and performers, the podcast features monologues, dramas, and stories. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Discussions relevant to the music industry and the culture surrounding it.

What makes a great Broadway cast album? The Little Things You Hear Together dives into an album from a specific Broadway season each episode, exploring how cast recordings capture the heart of a show—through music, lyrics, vocal performances, and everything in between. From iconic hits to forgotten gems, host Alex Asp breaks down what makes these albums sing and ranks them along the way. Fun, nerdy, and full of showtune love.Follow the podcast on Instagram!Thanks to Jake Dissmore for the podcast artwork!

Hear Chicago Dance: Stories and Insights of the Lived Experiences of Dancers Dancers are a unique breed. Whether we trained in the halls of a conservatory, in a storefront studio, or on the sacred grounds of our respective communities, each of us carries the oral and kinesthetic history that we’ve been honored to receive from the generations before us. These are their stories heard and not just seen on stage.

A comedy podcast with original sketches, satire and sound effects performed by actors who don't get paid.

Hear Me Out puts the audience back in the stalls (or, closer still, the rehearsal room), inviting theatre-loving audiences to re-connect with theatre-makers in a unique celebration of language and performance. Hosted by Lucy Eaton, it's the insider chat that audiences would love to have. The format is simple: Lucy asks 'What is your favourite speech?' From the brilliance of the language to the personal anecdotes behind the choice, it’s part Desert Island Discs, part literary analysis and part post-show chat in the theatre bar. Guests include: Denise Gough, Patricia Hodge and Adrian Lester. ...

Der Podcast zu Musik im Improvisationstheater und improvisierter Musik.

Titilola Dawudu speaks to playwrights, actors and directors who are making waves in UK theatre, have a view of the ever changing landscape of the industry, and are keen to explore what the future might look like for ethnically diverse artists. With subjects ranging from Covid-19, identity, race and mental health, each episode features a performed monologue from hit book, "Hear Me Now - Audition Monologues for Actors of Colour", or a new monologue specially commissioned for the podcast. Highlighting career pathways and opportunities for artists with the aim of bridging the gap for ...

Ideas that will Inform, Inspire, and Energize You - Daily and weekly resources for Thinking Dancers and Performing Artists

Throughout these podcasts we’ll chat with voice users, trainers, teachers and practitioners from around the world as we explore all aspects of voice and communication.If you want to get in touch with us, you can find us on Twitter - @canyouhearpodInsta - @canyouhearmepodcastFacebook - www.facebook.com/canyouhearmeattheback Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Does singing feel so difficult, painful, or embarrassing that you hide it from the people you love? Does speaking feel scratchy, exhausting, breathless, or forced? It doesn't have to be that way. Your voice can sound and feel amazing, even in stressful situations. You just need to know how to use it. Singer and voice teacher Michèle Voillequé teaches the art and science of sounding and feeling the best you can. If you love the sound of your ideas, but hate the sound of your voice, be sure to subscribe to Can’t Wait to Hear You.

Did Ya Hear That Podcast? is three friends talking about podcasts together. Think of us as that best friend or co-worker who recommends all the best shows, except our feelings won't be hurt if you don't like the podcasts we like.

History is always in the making, and Oxford Road is always making history. Take an audio tour with us and discover the many stories being told by the Oxford Road community 30 years from now.

Throughout these podcasts we’ll chat with voice users, trainers, teachers and practitioners from around the world as we explore all aspects of voice and communication.If you want to get in touch with us, you can find us on Twitter - @canyouhearpodInsta - @canyouhearmepodcastFacebook - www.facebook.com/canyouhearmeattheback Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This podcast that speaks to activists within the Broadway community in hopes of inspiring a whole new generation of them and getting them to jump into action for the 2020 election and beyond.What is one of the most valuable armies that any Democratic Presidential or Congressional Candidate doesn't realize they have? The theatre community. Hordes of passionate and talented humans who have the freelance schedule to actively work deeper on campaigns than most other Americans can afford. Spokespeople who can hit the ground running and back a candidate's platform with the unique artistic voice ...

How often do you look deep within your soul and question everything that made you the person you are today? How often do you think about everything around you and why it was created in that specific way? How often do you embody true honesty, speak your truth, and embrace those words that you want no one to hear? This is a personal podcast like no other. Each episode is centered around poems that explore different aspects of the human experience. You will get a first-hand glimpse into one man’s journey from childhood to adulthood and the important lessons that were learned along the way. Raw,...

Join Chelsie Young, Trent Agecoutay and Curt Young as we talk to Indigenous musicians from all across Turtle Island. Help us create space and amplify Indigenous music and artists!

While TV is prevalent in most of our lives, few of us have much knowledge of its behind-the-scenes operations. In this riveting expose, veteran writer and producer Ian Gurvitz illuminates a side of the business few people get to see. Drawing on notes from his personal journal, Gurvitz details two years in the dizzying ups-and-downs life of a Hollywood television writer— the pitch meetings, the table readings, the rewrites, the studios, the networks, and the executives who make all the decisions.