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Hosted by Unknown Host · arts · EN-US · 32 episodes
Notes from the Greenroom is a theatre podcast where three friends—Candice, Chris, and Marie—pull back the curtain on life on & off the stage. From opening-night jitters to backstage chaos, no topic is off-limits. Each episode dives into all things theatre, featuring lively conversations, hot takes, & interviews with artists from every corner of the industry—performers, creatives, and the people who make the magic happen. This is the podcast for theatre lovers who crave honest conversations, big laughs, & a seat in the greenroom with friends who know the show must go on!
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Episode #33
We’re back again. This time, we’re talking tech week survival and self-care. From late nights to the stress of putting on a show, we’re sharing tips, tricks, and a little theatre wisdom to help you survive tech week without losing your mind—or your friends.
Episode #32
In this episode, Candice, Chris, and Marie are mixing things up! Instead of focusing on one specific theater topic, we decided to put each other in the hot seat with questions about all things theater. No script. No prepared answers. Just three theater people asking questions, sharing stories, and learning a little more about each other along the way. Pull up a chair, step into the green room, and join Candice, Chris, and Marie for a fun conversation about the things we love, question, and occasionally disagree about in theater.
Episode #31
We're back after some technical difficulties! This episode was recorded last week. We discussed Marie performing, Chris gave us some information about stage lights and we dived further into a previously discussed topic of Junior Shows. We share newly announced junior and school editions shows and whether or not every musical should have a junior version. We share our thoughts and contradictions on the topic.
Notes From the Green Room
This week, we pay tribute to the extraordinary life and legacy of Dolly Parton. For more than six decades, she’s captivated audiences with her larger-than-life persona; remaining one of the most authentic and relatable storytellers in entertainment.Join us as we share our love for her music, humor, heart, and unmistakable stage presence; and of course discuss how her legacy of generosity and giving will continue to live on in the hearts and lives of countless people worldwide. Pour yourself a cup of ambition and settle in.
Episode #29
We're back with Part Two of our series on live music vs. tracks! This time, we have special guest JD Robison joining us to share a musician’s perspective.Join us as we dive a little deeper into the nitty-gritty of the wonderful—and sometimes challenging—world of pit orchestras and stage bands. Is live music a more viable option for community theatre than we think? Let's talk about it.
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