Hosted by Tori Bullard & Eliza Gunther · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 123 episodes
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A podcast talking all things theatre from auditioning to onstage horror stories with special guest appearances from some of Australia's leading creators. Conveniently hosted by two over caffeinated thespians, we can't wait to share our love of theatre with you all. If you have any stories or any feedback you can contact us vie our instagram: ps.stagedoorpod or vie email: ps.stagedoor.podcast@gmail.com
Tori Bullard & Eliza Gunther hosts Stage Door Podcast, a arts show with 123 episodes published.
Louisa Mignone joins us to chat about her first time assistant directing and what it really takes to bring Rebecca to life on stage at Melbourne Theatre Company. From reacting to the script for the first time to landing
After an accidental three month hiatus featuring unexpected circumstances and a whole lot of being booked and blessed, we’re finally back behind the mic. In this long overdue catch up, Tori spills on their award winning
What actually makes you stand out in an audition room? In part two of our chat with Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown director Alexander Berlage and choreographer Chiara Assetta, dive into the heart of casting, w
In Part 1 of our two-part deep dive into Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown, we chat with director Alexander Berlage and choreographer Chiara Assetta about the bold creative choices behind this chaotic, heartfelt
In this episode, we’re joined by the phenomenal Alinta Chidzey—star of Moulin Rouge, Chicago, West Side Story, and so much more. We dive into the realities behind the sparkle: handling rejection, surviving the audition g
In part two of our conversation with director Brittanie Shipway and choreographer Leah Howard, we dive deep into the heart of Once On This Island. From the show’s powerful themes of love and sacrifice, to honouring its r
Once On This Island: Meet the Cast + Inside the Audition Room (Part 1) We’re back with a bang—and an exclusive! In part one of our two-part chat with director Brittanie Shipway and choreographer Leah Howard, we’re thrill
From Drama School to Dice Rolls: William Kasper on Acting, Screen & New Adventures. In part two of our chat with Dungeon Master extraordinaire (and friend of the pod!) William Kasper, we step beyond The Twenty-Sided Tave
In this weeks bedtime story we have Dungeons & Dragons: The Twenty-Sided Tavern's William Kasper! Join us as we hear about some of Williams most chaotic onstage stories. Dungeons & Dragons: The Twenty-Sided Tavern is now
What happens when theatre meets tabletop chaos? In part one of our chat with Dungeon Master extraordinaire (and friend of the pod!) William Kasper, we roll the dice on Dungeons & Dragons: The Twenty-Sided Tavern. From th
What keeps an actor in the game? In part two of our chat with Otis Dhanji, we go beyond Peter and the Starcatcher and dive into the highs, the hurdles, and the “this is why I do this” moments of his career. From handling
Welcome to our new bonus episodes with bedtime stories from some of your favourite creatives. This week Otis Dhanji lets us in on his worst stage mishap whilst playing Peter in the current touring production of Peter and
How did Peter Pan learn to fly? In the first of our two-part conversation with Otis Dhanji, we dive into his journey with Peter and the Starcatcher. From stepping into the rehearsal room to keeping the show’s magic alive
What makes A Christmas Carol such a timeless holiday classic? In this episode, Eliza chats with Aisha Aidara, current cast member of the Melbourne production, about stepping back into the role of Little Fan, the joy of f
What’s it really like to rule the stage in Six the Musical? In this episode, Tori and Eliza chat with two queens, Chelsea Dawson and Kimberley Hodgson, about their reigns as Howard and Aragon. Chelsea shares the experien
In our season 5 finale deep dive, we’re pulling back the curtain on musical theatre’s best-kept secrets! Joined by fan-favorite guest Gareth Isaac, Eliza, Tori, and Gareth each champion an underrated musical: the dark dr
Curious about navigating the theatre world as a neurodivergent performer? In this episode, Eliza chats with Daniel R. Nixon about playing Christopher in The Curious Incident, creating inclusive spaces in theatre, and adv
Ever wonder what it takes to start your own theatre company? Tori and Eliza chat with Meg and Sarah, the creatives behind Penpals and founders of Sydney’s The Little Big Theatre Co. They dive into the inspiration for the
Ever wonder what it's like to nail your first professional audition straight out of uni? In this episode, Tori and Eliza chat with Sophie Montague, who did just that, landing the role of Sister Mary Robert in the Austral
Ever wonder what it's like to step back into a beloved role? Tori and Eliza catch up with Ryan Gonzales as they return to Washington Heights as Usnavi, stepping back into a role that’s both a challenge and a source of de
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