
We are a weekly podcast devoted to bringing you news, views, reviews, interviews and much more content devoted to musical theatre and film. We discuss composers, writers, actors, theatres and shows and encourage listeners to join in. Visit our site at musicaltalk.co.uk
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 776 | Founded | 19 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Arts | |||

Travel back one hundred years as MusicalTalk looks at the world of theatre and musical theatre in late 1925 through the prism of the trade press of the period. Josh and Thos thumb through an actor's newspaper from a century ago and uncover the invisi... more
Join Thos as he talks to the cast and writers of the stunning five star show, The Queen is Mad, about the early 16th Century Spanish monarch known to history as Joanna the Mad - but what if her madness was in fact fury? Find out how this musical expl... more
This week on MusicalTalk, Nick Hutson and Andrew Keating uncover a forgotten gem of musical theatre history as they sit down with the legendary David Wood to discuss the original ABBA jukebox musical: ABBACADBRA.
Long before Mamma Mia! conquered th... more
By Zeus! It's time for MusicalTalks's celebration of our Pick of the Fringe 2025 - the arrestingly titled (and genuinely brilliant) The Real Housewives of the Zombie Apocalypse! Join Thos as he figuratively feasts on the brains of John Paul Liddle an... more
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Brilliant podcast! Any musical theatre fan should listen! All the special episodes are my favs! All the special guests are amazing!!!!!! recommend to anyone.
As for the guy who says it needs More music in it.... dude.... it’s not a radio show... or EP... podcasts are for discussions!!! Not radio. duh! Ha.
Joking. Just enjoy the info you get here coz it’s fantastic
This podcast is great. It's a podcast that does not take itself too seriously and therefore can be enjoyed by musical theater nerds or people that are simply curious about musical theatre going on in London or anywhere really. Job well done.
A fantastic listen - doesn't take itself too seriously, nicely chatty and informative. Some good interviews hidden away. At its best when lighthearted in style.
Just absolutely brilliant. I've been an avid listener of this podcast since 2007 and it's never failed to entertain me. Not only is it hilarious - I've had to pause it at times as I was laughing so hard - it is also informative, and a great incite to the world of Musical Theatre. If you have ANY doubts about listening to this podcast, please put them aside and take a listen. You'll be very glad you did.
Oh, if you're not already, go follow the MusicalTalk team on Twitter at @musicaltalk
Guessing at facts, and often guessing wrong, and carrying on at length about songs not by Loesser.
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The content revolves around musical theatre, delving into various aspects including news, reviews, and interviews with industry professionals. Topics discussed typically include profiles of notable composers, writers, actors, and theatre productions. Episodes often capture the essence of current events within the musical landscape, spotlighting performances from venues like the West End and the Edinburgh Festival Fringe. The tone is likely conversational and accessible, making it enjoyable for both avid musical theatre fans and casual listeners who are curious about the genre. Unique elements may include comedic commentary and personal anecdotes from hosts, enhancing the engagement factor while providing thoughtful insights into the theatri... more
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Recent guests on MusicalTalk include:
1. David Wood
2. John Paul Liddle
3. Hugh Moore
4. Sue Casson
5. Zach Burns
6. Richard Lewis
7. Dylan Marcaurele
8. Aidan Sussex
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