Backstage with Brough

Backstage with Brough with Zoey-Ann Nixon

In this episode of Backstage with Brough, I sit down with Zoey-Ann Nixon to talk about her journey in theatre, the challenges she’s faced, and the moments that helped her grow both on and off the stage. From memorable performances to meaningful lessons, Zoey shares what theatre has meant to her and the memories she’ll carry long after the curtain closes as well as what' s next! So come join me backstage.

Backstage with Brough With Jake Douthitt

Senior Jake Douthitt joins me for a heartfelt conversation about his journey in theatre. We reflect on the challenges, friendships, and unforgettable moments that shaped his confidence both on and off the stage. From his first audition to his final curtain call, Jake shares what theatre has taught him about perseverance, teamwork, and finding his voice as he prepares for the next chapter.

A Parent’s View from the Wings | Featuring Michael Pensa

What does theatre look like… from the other side? In the very first episode of Backstage with Brough, I’m sitting down with my good friend Michael Pensa—a dedicated drama parent who’s seen it all from the audience, the car rides, and the late-night rehearsals. We talk about what it’s like to support a student in theatre, the moments parents don’t always get to see, and how the experience impacts families just as much as the performers on stage. From behind-the-scenes sacrifices to proud spotlight moments, this episode brings a perspective that often goes unheard—but is absolutely essential to the story. Whether you’re a student, parent, or theatre lover, this is your all-access pass to a different side of the stage. Welcome to Backstage with Brough—let’s head backstage.

Welcome to Backstage with Brough

Welcome to episode one of Backstage with Brough. In this debut episode, Daniel introduces himself, shares his role in the world of productions, and breaks down what this podcast is all about. Get a preview of what’s to come—from real backstage stories to conversations with the people who make it all happen.