Dariana Mullen joins our podcast to talk all things The Great Gatsby, performing on Broadway, and funny stories.

Justin David Sullivan joins our podcast to talk about & Juliet and queer representation on Broadway.

This week, Justin David Sullivan joins us to talk all things & Juliet — from bringing May to life on Broadway to originating meaningful queer roles and navigating the industry as an openly nonbinary performer. We also get into their journey as an artist, behind-the-scenes stories, and what representation onstage really means.

Dariana Mullen joins our podcast to talk all things The Great Gatsby, performing on Broadway, and funny stories.

Dariana Mullen joins Broadway Before Bedtime to talk about making her Broadway debut in The Great Gatsby, going from Paper Mill to Broadway, performing 8 shows a week, understudying multiple principal roles, and everything that comes with navigating life as a young performer in NYC.

Sara Al-Bazali joins our podcast to talk all things college and Heathers.

After just recently finishing her two week principal run as Veronica Sawyer in the hit Off-Broadway musical, Heathers, Sara Al-Bazali joins our podcast to talk all things college, performing, and what it's like being part of the world of Heathers.

Dear Evan Hansen's Hatty Ryan King joins our podcast to talk touring and playing princesses at sea.

Dear Evan Hansen's Hatty Ryan King joins us to talk about her journey from performing on a national tour to playing iconic princesses aboard ships across North America, sharing insights into life on the road, staying performance-ready, and sharing meaningful stories.

Kiara M Lee joins our podcast to talk all things performing on a national tour & singing Candy Store 8x a week off broadway.

Kiara M. Lee joins us on Broadway Before Bedtime to talk all things performing—from life on a national tour to the reality of singing “Candy Store” 8x a week off-Broadway. She shares what it takes to sustain that level of performance, how she navigates the demands of the industry, and the behind-the-scenes moments audiences don't get to see.