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Looking to get started in high school theatre or want to share in your experiences? Go behind the curtain with Northeast Early College High School's Blue Jesters Theatre program in Austin, Texas. Each episode features students, teachers, and special guest sharing stories, tips and tricks, and the real backstage ups and down of high school theatre. From rehearsals to performances, to teamwork and creativity, this podcast shines a spotlight on the voices of the next generation of theatre makers.
northeastechstheatre hosts Blue Jesters Backstge: A High School Theatre Podcast, a arts show with 35 episodes published.
And just like that, another school year is officially in the books! While our graduating seniors are busy packing their bags and heading off to their next big adventures (we’ll miss you!), the rest of us are officially s
We are one week away from the finale of our high school theater podcast! In our penultimate episode, we're joined by Austin Community College Associate Drama Professor Jamie Rogers. From the audition room to the director
As we wind down Season 1 of Blue Jesters Backstage, Seniors Messiah and Hailey look back at the ups and downs of their senior year in High School Theater.
As the curtain begins to close on Season 1 of Blue Jesters Backstage, we’re passing the mic to the Class of 2026. In this bittersweet episode, theater seniors Teagan and Charles join us to reflect on four years of rehear
In this episode, the "unsung heroes" of the auditorium—the High School Light and Sound Crew—finally step into the spotlight (metaphorically, because we hate being seen). We’re looking back at the 2025-2026 school year of
In this episode of Blue Jesters Backstage, Avril interviews Mr. Cason, our music director, about what does what led him to work with musicals, his experience so far, and what he has learned from past mistakes. Check out
In this episode of Blue Jesters Backstage, Bernardo interviews Dom who after a strong start to the year had to leave our school during the production of Little Shop of Horrors. Now, Dom is back and he shares his personal
Step into the high-intensity world of competitive theatre with the Blue Jesters! In this episode, we’re breaking down our journey to the Texas UIL One-Act Play (OAP) contest with our production of The Killing Game. From
Join your favorite theater kids, Tegan and Messiah, as they take you behind the scenes of Northeast’s very own MTC Workshop! From theatre tech like 3D printing and prop restoration to the intricate craft of tailoring, di
Every great show starts with a great crew! In this episode of Blue Jesters Backstage, we’re introducing the newest member of our high school theater family. Our seasoned lighting designer sits down with our new techie to
We sit down with the actors playing Mushnik and Seymour in Little Shop of Horrors to talk about their complicated relationship onstage. They break down power, dependence, guilt, and loyalty, and how those dynamics shape
An alum returns to the Blue Jesters at Northeast to reflect on their high school theatre experience and the lessons that stuck. We talk about confidence, collaboration, failure, and the skills that carried over into adul
This episode follows students who took on the job of building a tech theatre workshop. They explain how they planned it, built it, and adapted when things went wrong. The focus is on process, collaboration, and how techn
In this episode, the leads of Little Shop of Horrors talk about an outreach effort that goes beyond the stage. They share how visiting middle schools, talking directly with students, and demystifying high school theater
The lights go down, the crowd roars, and the wrestlers hit the ring—but who makes the magic happen in the dark? In this episode of Blue Jesters Backstage, we’re stepping off the stage and into the wings to interview the
Have you ever felt like you were fading into the background? In this episode of Blue Jesters Backstage, we sit down with a student performer to discuss the life-changing impact of the performing arts. We dive deep into h
In this episode of the Blue Jesters podcast, the students interview high school theater director Jason Escandell. They talk about what it really means to run a program day to day and why directing students is different f
In this episode of the Blue Jesters podcast, the students sit down with Jason Vines. He started as a theater kid and now works professionally as a special effects makeup artist. Jason talks about how his early time on st
In this episode of the Blue Jesters podcast, the students talk honestly about group conflict in high school theater. They share what really causes tension in rehearsal rooms. Ego. Miscommunication. Different levels of co
In this episode of Blue Jesters Backstage, the high school theater student stage manager interviews Dani Pruitt, a professional stage manager working in the theatre and live performance world. They talk about what a stag
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