
The deepest dives you can find anywhere into the history and backstory of the great musical productions. Dense content...for people who aren't. 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.
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| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 36 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Hadestown is a story about politics. You’ve seen the show, so you know that it’s the ancient Greek story of Orpheus put in a fictional but modern setting – a “a post-apocalyptic American Depression era.” It’s a world of environmental... more
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Are there crazy connections in the world? In 1984 I was a 4th-year college debater at Cal. State Fullerton with aspirations of finishing in the top 16 in the country when my partner quit. In January I was paired up with a sophomore,... more
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Hadestown Episode 5 script – Autism
In my favorite episode of this show, I went to the Phantom of the Opera sites on Facebook and asked people what they thought about the show and why it worked for them. The follow-up question was w... more
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Hadestown Episode 4 script – The song (Epic 3)
What does it mean to be a tortured genius?
Does it mean getting your show to Broadway, and finding yourself unable to get out of bed one day, crushed by the weight of all the things t... more
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Exploring the rich tapestry of musical theater, this podcast examines various productions through a lens that uncovers deeper meanings, life lessons, and historical significance. Episodes intertwine themes of theater with broader topics such as mythology, culture, and societal dynamics, often tapping into unique mysteries or anecdotes related to the shows. Noteworthy discussions include adaptations of classic myths, the intersection of art and education, and critical analyses of theatrical failures and successes, making it a fascinating resource for both theater enthusiasts and those interested in the philosophical implications of performance art.
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