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A musical theatre podcast dedicated to drive-by dramaturgy on the hottest musicals being produced by high school musical programs across the country! Hosted by the MT Dramaturg, Frederick D. Miller.To learn more about Miller and his dramaturgical adventures, follow him on IG: @themtdramaturg.
Frederick Miller hosts The High School Musical Podcast, a arts show with 25 episodes published.
On the season 2 finale of The High School Musical Podcast, Frederick looks at the history of the 2012 musical comedy, Nice Work If You Can Get It. Featuring the music of George and Ira Gershwin, set against a new script
What do you get when you cross Christian missionaries, showgirls, and gamblers? Damon Runyon's Broadway, of course! In 1950, Frank Loesser and Abe Burrows' musical adaptation of Runyon's stories took Broadway by storm -
Today, Frederick dives into the history of Godspell, the 1971 Off-Broadway musical that became a phenomenon. Telling various parables from the Gospel of Matthew, Godspell was the brainchild of theatre maker John-Michael
On today's episode of The High School Musical Podcast, Frederick discusses one of the hottest shows playing on stages across the United States: The Prom (2016). Inspired by the true story of Constance McMillen, a high sc
School is back in session with season 2 of The High School Musical Podcast! On the season premiere, we're taking a quick trip to Greece with the 1999 global phenomenon Mamma Mia! Curious as to how Mamma Mia! is actually
On today's season 1 finale of After the Bell, Frederick is joined by New York-based actor and director, Allison Schmitt! Allison is also a - and you might be detecting a theme here - proud Penn State alum! Tune in to hea
We’re wrapping up season one of The High School Musical Podcast with the musical, The Addams Family! This musical burst onto Broadway in 2010, musicalizing the creepy and kooky Addams family, pulling them straight from t
On this episode of After the Bell, Frederick is joined by New York born, raised, and based performer, writer, and director (and fellow Penn State alum), Melody Munitz! Melody's incredible resume includes leading the Nati
Today, we’re staying put as we take a look at another musical depicting 20th-century Imperial Russia: the 1964 musical, Fiddler on the Roof! This musical, written by Sheldon Harnick, Jerry Bock, and Joseph Stein, was ada
On today's episode, Frederick is joined by Eric Mansilla, a Central PA-based theatre artist and educator. By day, Eric is the choir director and theatre arts teacher at East Pennsboro Area High School. By night, he is an
On today’s episode, we’re looking at another hit animated movie musical adapted for the Broadway stage with Anastasia. This 2017 stage musical, adapted from the 1997 animated film, explores the question of whether Anasta
This week on After the Bell, Frederick is joined by Dr. Amy S. Osatinski! Amy is currently an Associate Professor of Theatre History at the Oklahoma City University where she is the Head of the BA in Theatre Innovation &
On today’s episode, we’re discussing the arrival of the Mouse on Broadway in the early 1990s. That’s right—in 1994, the Walt Disney Company headed to Times Square, bringing their stage adaptation of Beauty and the Beast
On this week's episode of After the Bell, Kaitlin Riley joins Frederick to discuss the route she is carving for herself on her journey of being a musical theatre performer as well as sharing insights from her recent expe
Today, we’re leaving behind the Midwest and heading to the seedy streets of 1920s Chicago! This 1975 musical was a collaboration between writers John Kander and Fred Ebb, and famed director-choreographer Bob Fosse. Inspi
On today's episode, Frederick is joined by fellow Cumberland Valley High School alum Marlie Dietz as the two discuss collaborating on CV's 2022 production of FOOTLOOSE. This fall, Marlie will begin her BFA in Musical The
On today’s episode, we’re sticking with smalltown America as we head to Bomont for the 1998 stage adaptation of the beloved 1984 film, Footloose! This musical follows Ren McCormack and his attempts to overturn Bomont’s b
This week on After the Bell, Frederick is joined by Becki Toth, an Assistant Teaching Professor in the Department of Theatre Arts at the University of Pittsburgh. In addition to being an educator, Becki is a professional
Today, we’re discussing Meredith Willson’s valentine to his hometown of Mason City, Iowa—The Music Man! Premiering on Broadway in 1957, The Music Man celebrates smalltown life and follows traveling salesman Harold Hill’s
On today's episode of After the Bell, Frederick is joined by Dr. Bryan M. Vandevender, an Associate Professor in the Department of Theatre and Dance at Bucknell University in Lewisburg, PA. Bryan is a theatre historian,
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