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30/09/2020

"All these kids are here to see if I can actually sing, John."

- Daniel Radcliffe, probably.

Unfortunately, Dan is the only Ponty NOT to win a Tony. How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying, or "How to Succeed..." as everyone writes in their bios, is live now on ! Listen now on your favorite podcast apps!

25/09/2020

Hayley Mills walked so that Robert Morse could RUN. Or something like that.

Our How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying episode is available now! Tune in wherever you listen to podcasts!

21/09/2020

Episode 5 is live! Don't go against the Company Way®! Go listen now! With one of the longest titles in musical theatre, How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying also holds the honor of being a Pulitzer Prize winner!

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27/08/2020

The most recent Broadway revival of Kiss Me, Kate made some book and lyric changes, in an attempt to bring some more balance to three original's "battle of the sexes." Did it succeed? Can Corbin Bleu compete with the ?

Our episode on Kiss Me, Kate is available now, wherever you get your podcasts!

25/08/2020

Whoever designed this poster might need a spanking. Or a stern talking to. Probably the latter.

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16/08/2020

Kiss Me, Kate is a movie of a musical about a musical about a play. Trust us, it makes sense in context. Sort of. Tune in to find out how, wherever you get your podcasts!

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11/08/2020

Dreamgirls: NOT based on The Supremes... allegedly. 🤔

Decide for yourself! You can find our latest episode wherever you get your podcasts.

31/07/2020

The subject of our next episode's Original Cast Album peaked at number 11 on the Billboard 200, the 2nd highest charting Broadway cast album.

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30/07/2020

Did you know that Yul Brynner was the only person to appear in both the film 𝘢𝘯𝘥 stage versions of a Rodgers and Hammerstein musical? He eventually performed the role 4,625 times!

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25/07/2020

Rodgers and Hammerstein's classic, The King and I, starring Yul Brynner in perpetuity. Also apparently phoned in by our boys Oscar and Dick. Tune in to find out more!

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20/07/2020

Our first episode on Into the Woods is streaming now! We have some THOUGHTS on the film. Swipe for highlights!

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03/07/2020

It's here! The first episode of From Stage to Screen is here, and we're talking Stephen Sondheim's Into the Woods! Does the film adaptation hold up to the original, or is it total agony?

Listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Keep carrying on through the "Woods," friends, we'll make it out together.

03/07/2020

Any guesses as to the topic of our first episode?

Hint: It's written by a GIANT of the musical theatre world.
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First episode premieres tonight at MIDNIGHT! 🌙 🌝

29/06/2020

Our first episode premieres this Friday, July 3rd! Follow us for updates and previews of the topic!

Welcome to From Stage to Screen, and Everything in Between! We're your hosts Zach, Mads, Quinn and Elizabeth. Between us we have about 28 years of experience in the entertainment industry, but we're still just theatre kids at heart. Join us each episode as we discuss musicals, movies, musicals that got turned into movies, movies that got turned into musicals, and anything in between. Get ready for theatre history, nerdery, and hot takes on some of the most beloved (and not so beloved) movie and stage musicals. If you like what you hear, consider subscribing and leaving a rating! It's gonna be a crazy ride. We hope we'll see you in the theater soon!

17/06/2020

“A Broadway triumph for the history books”, the 1967 all-black cast version of “Hello Dolly” revitalized the long running musical and was so successful in its touring version it went to Broadway. The show starred Pearl Bailey and Cab Calloway, who played to sold-out houses almost every night. Bailey received a special Tony award for her role, and the musical ran for an impressive 2,844 performances.

15/06/2020

Juanita Hall was an American musical theatre and film actress. She was personally chosen by Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein II to play her roles in “South Pacific” and “Flower Drum Song”. In 1950, she became the FIRST African American to win a Tony Award, for her role as Bloody Mary in South Pacific. She had not only an extensive resume as a Broadway performer, but also as a Blues singer and film actress.

09/06/2020

Composer Eubie Blake and lyricist Noble Sissle pictured in 1921, the year “Shuffle Along”, (book by vaudeville performers and playwrights Flournoy Miller and Aubrey Lyles), premiered on Broadway. The show was "the first major production in more than a decade to be produced, written and performed entirely by African Americans." Shuffle Along marked a breakthrough for the African-American musical performer and "legitimized the African-American musical, proving to producers and managers that audiences would pay to see African-American talent on Broadway." Black audiences at Shuffle Along sat in orchestra seats rather than being relegated to the balcony. It was the first Broadway musical to feature a sophisticated African-American love story, rather than a frivolous comic one. Historically, it was a huge breakthrough in the diversity of the theatre (but we still have a ways to go)!

09/06/2020

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30/05/2020

Welcome to the fourth and final post of our “Meet your Hosts” series!

Quinn Schuster is a theatrical lighting designer currently based in the Southern California region. He is a recent alumnus of the theatre design and technology Bachelor of Arts program at San Diego State University with an emphasis in lighting design. Quinn has worked in every aspect of lighting design and technology from touring Broadway musicals, to storefront community theatre, to summer stock opera, to rock and roll touring concerts.Quinn has always sought expression through storytelling and artistic excellence. Quinn enjoys being an legislative advocate for educational theatre programs and organized labor, as well as being a member of the technical theatre community overall. In his off time, Quinn loves working on cars and seasoning his large collection of antique cast iron skillets. Quinn, as well, appreciates the legacy and heritage in what we do, and seeks to continue the traditions of technical theatre history.
Visit Quinn online at https://quinnschuster.weebly.com/

30/05/2020

Welcome to the third of our “Meet your Hosts” series!
Elizabeth received her BFA in Radio/TV/Film at CSUF and her MBA with an emphasis in Management at CSUSB. Currently she is a full time videographer and photographer for theater performances, weddings, and many other events. Though she is not as theatrically inclined as her co-casters, she hopes she makes up for it with her background and education in film and storytelling. When she's not podcasting, Elizabeth is usually hanging out with her goofy corgi and equally goofy fiancé, playing board games, sipping on some wine, editing projects, or rolling some d20s.

30/05/2020

Welcome to the second of our “Meet your Hosts” series!
Mads is a professional stage manager and technician majoring in Theatrical Production and Design. She has worked in stage management, directing, lighting, audio, scenic construction, and stage makeup. Her love for music and the arts was most likely born in a 90s Honda Civic, where her parents blasted tapes of all genres, including Broadway cast recordings. She loves musical theatre, Disneyland, Harry Potter, and true crime shows. She shares one furbaby with co-host Zach (Lucía) and is an active animal rights supporter. Mads is a proud Latina and an advocate for increased diversity in the arts business. Everyone's story deserves to be told.

30/05/2020

Welcome to the first of our “Meet your Hosts” series!

A lighting designer by day and a director, master electrician, editor, and fight coordinator (also by day), Zach has been working professionally for 13 years, the last 6 of which with LiveNation Entertainment. Starting in theatre at age 7, he was immersed for much of his youth, eventually obtaining a BA in directing. Though he spends much of his time in the live music world now, theatre is still his favorite medium to work in, as well as experience. Otherwise, he's a huge classic Disney nerd with a head full of useless facts, ready to be shared!

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