The Lucille Lortel Theatre has announced its initial guest lineup for the second season of their 'Live at The Lortel' podcast. The upcoming season is filled with award winning actors that grace stages off and on Broadway, leading theater administrators, and thought-provoking playwrights and directors.

On the latest episode of Dads: The Podcast, Ron Funches talks about raising an autistic son, being a struggling young dad, demonstrating a healthier lifestyle for his son, and being newly married.

Today as part of International Podcast Day, Spotify's Parcast is premiering their first-ever dating podcast, 'Blind Dating,' debuting with two new episodes hosted by millennial YouTuber Tara Michelle!

Today's episode features Broadway veteran Stephen Bogardus, who chats about how he's coping with life in the pandemic, how theatre has changed since March, and how he expects changes to continue in the future.

This week, The Theatre Podcast with Alan Seales: Mo Brady welcomes Mo Brady, host of popular podcast, The Ensemblist.

Einhorn's Epic Productions & iHeartRadio have announced that Daughters of DC, a new, 12-episode YA political thriller scripted podcast series, premieres today, September 22, 2020.

Laura Benanti dreamed of one thing and one thing only- performing on Broadway so winning a Tony Award for her role in Gypsy was the most amazing dream come true and one of the happiest moments of her life.

Today's episode features Kelly Hutchinson- an actor/writer who has appeared on Broadway, off-Broadway, tv and film. Kelly recently wrote on the first two seasons of 'Dead to Me' for CBS studios/Netflix (WGA Award nomination for Best New Series). She was featured in the 2019 'Young and Hungry List' which represents the most talked about, most in demand, and most impactful writers of 2019.

This fall, a humorous lovenote to Broadway is making its debut on podcast platforms everywhere. The Broadway Ginger Company has announced the release of THE BROADWAYGINGER PODCAST, an upbeat new show for theatre nerds by theatre nerds.

The Theatre Podcast with Alan Seales recently chatted with Alice Lee!

Today's episode features Liz Caplan, whohas been teaching and coaching voice since 1978 in New York City and lectures throughout the United States and Europe. Her students are currently featured in principle roles on Broadway, as artists in the recording industry, as well as actors on Film and TV.

When BD Wong asked his parents to lend him money to fly to New York for an audition for M. Butterfly he told them he was certain he would not get the job but he could not pass up the opportunity to meet the creative team. Well we know how that story went!

Have you ever dreamed of winning a Tony Award? Did you ever practice your Tony acceptance speech in the bathroom mirror? Did you grow up watching the Tony Awards every year ? Do you have a collection of Tony Award shows on VHS tape that you refuse to throw out?

On todaya??s episode of BroadwayRadio's 'Tell Me More,' host Matt Tamanini speaks with one of the busiest Broadway producers working during the pandemic, Ron Simons. In addition to being the first Black producer in Broadway history to win four Tony Awards, Simons also has four shows that are circling the main stem, all of which they discuss in this episode. 

In today's episode, Broadway veteran Nicolette Robinson returns to chat about quarantining with her family in LA, and her new series- Love in the Time of Corona. 

Broadway's Kate Rockwell (Mean Girls, Rock of Ages, Bring It On) and HerStory Branding's Founder Lori Wheat come together (virtually) for an exclusive interview with Page To Stage: A Conversation With Theatre Makers.

Today's episode features Malcolm Gets, who went from Gainsville, Florida to the Tony Awards (with a pit stop at Yale Drama School). Malcolm still relishes his time in the ensemble.

In today's episode, Jennifer Ashley Tepper returns to discuss her thoughts on the future of the theatre industry and when Broadway might be back and better than ever.

Today's episode features Marshall Herskovitz- a writer, producer, and director who has won numerous awards for his work in television and film. 

Today's episode features one half of the Chaos Twins, Sasha Hutchings, who chats about her roots in Macon, Georgia, how she fell in love with the arts, and more! 'I kind of grew up with a lot of music and a lot of arts programming.'

Yes and Murder takes place in world much like our own...if the world revolved around a small theatre called 'Improv Connecticut' (the cool kids call it 'Imp Conn').

On today's 50th episode of 'Tell Me More,' Matt speaks with star of stage and screen, two-time Tony-nominated writer Tim Minchin. From comedy specials to playing Judas in the 'Jesus Christ Superstar' arena tour, Minchin has proven himself to be a multi-talented performer for well over a decade. With appearances on TV and film mixed in, Minchin continued writing, penning the music and lyrics for the musicals 'Matilda' and 'Groundhog Day.'

Today's episode features stage and screen star Kelly AuCoin who discusses his path to the industry. 'It's hard for me to remember exactly when I caught the bug... it feels to a certain extent that it has always been with me,' he explains. 

Tim Rice has revealed the guests on the upcoming 14th episode of his podcast, Get Onto My Cloud! Rice revealed on Twitter that, in the episode, Hal Prince's first thoughts on Evita will be discussed. In addition, there will be songs from David Essex, Joss Ackland, and Elaine Paige.

Tony Award-winning star Idina Menzel is the latest guest on the new podcast 'E-Ticket to Broadway!'