Hosted by Allison Broder · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 16 episodes
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Here's where I discuss what I've seen, what I'm seeing, and exciting news I've heard lately on Broadway.
Allison Broder hosts Which Way to the Stage, a arts show with 16 episodes published.
Find out what I thought of the rest of the Tony nominated shows this season, plus my predictions and wishlist for who's going to win on Sunday! Follow the me at @thatgrlallison on IG. If you have any feedback or show sug
I recap almost all of the Tony nominated plays and musicals that I've seen and I also talk about some of the off-Broadway shows that I saw earlier this winter. Follow the me at @thatgrlallison on IG. If you have any feed
The TONY Award nominations were announced yesterday. Listen as I react and give my wishlist. Follow the me at @thatgrlallison on IG. If you have any feedback or show suggestions, please email me at whichwaytothestagepodc
Here' everything that I've been seeing this winter and early spring both on and off-Broadway in New York City! Follow the me at @thatgrlallison on IG. If you have any feedback or show suggestions, please email me at whic
In this episode, I talk about all of the off-Broadwa plays that I saw including Caroline at MCC, Gruesome Playground Injuries, Let's Love at the Atlantic Theatre Company, Practice at Playwright's Horizons, The Ziegfeld F
I saw a lot of musicals off-Broadway this fall so I'm going to talk about Twelfth Night at Shakespeare in the Park, The Seat of Our Pants, Bat Boy, The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, Slam Frank, and more! Follow
Happy New Year! In this episode, I chat about Just In Time, Little Bear Ridge Road, Art, Beetlejuice, The Queen of Versailles, Wicked, Two Strangers Carry a Cake Across New York, Oedipus, and Waiting For Godot. I also re
In this long-awaited episode, I talk about my experience seat-filling at the 2025 TONY Awards and my summer that was filled with off-Broadway shows. Shows discussed in this episode:Liberation All NighterCurse of the Star
This is a long overdue episode in which I talk about the current revival of Gypsy, new musicals like Operation Mincemeat, BOOP!, Smash, Real Women Have Curves, Buena Vista Social Club, Dead Outlaw, and new plays like Pur
I went to London in early March and I saw 10 shows in 7 days and here are my thoughts on all 10! Follow the show on Instagram and Bluesky at @wwttspodcast. If you have any feedback or show suggestions, please email me at
I've been seeing a lot of off-Broadway shows lately and I'm seeing at least 7 shows while I'm in London next week, and I need your help picking the last two! Follow the show on Instagram and Bluesky at @wwttspodcast. If
On this episode of Which Way to the Stage, I talk about my experience finally seeing Death Becomes Her, A Wonderful World, Redwood, and what show I'll never see again. Follow the show on Instagram and Bluesky at @wwttspo
In this episode of Which Way To the Stage, I give my thoughts on the most original Broadway musical of the season, Maybe Happy Ending, a show that has unfortunately already posted it's closing notice (Swept Away), a memo
My thoughts on Tammy Faye, Walden, McNeal, Shit. Meet. Fan, and more! Follow up on Instagram and Bluesky at @wwttspodcast. If you have any feedback or show suggestions, please email me at whichwaytothestagepodcast@gmail.
In this week's episode, I talk about my thoughts on Sunset Boulevard, We Live in Cairo, Fatherland, Vladimir, The Hills of California, Our Class, and Romeo & Juliet. Then I cover the theatre news that I think is notable!
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