Broadway Lectures

Nicholas Barrón | The Industry's Approach to Acknowledging and Working with Disabilities in the Theatre

Nicholas Barrón | The Industry's Approach to Acknowledging and Working with Disabilities in the Theatre In our first episode of Season Two, we dive into a meaningful and honest conversation about how the industry acknowledges artists with disabilities. Nicholas opens up about his personal journey with hip dysplasia, sharing the challenges he’s faced, the resilience he’s built, the support he’s gained, and the perspective it’s given him as a performer. Nicholas also reflects on how he found theatre to be not only a welcoming and inclusive community, but a powerful outlet where he could fully express himself and truly shine. ▫️▫️Find ALL of Nicholas’ episode on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, RSS, and Instagram @BroadwayLectures▫️▫️ EPISODE 9 OUT NOW ON ALL PLATFORMS Founded/Hosted by Haley Herman Produced by Olivia Rubrum Director of Photography/Edited by Cason Doyle

Pablo David Laucerica | Being Yourself While Playing Somebody Else

Pablo David Laucerica | Being Yourself While Playing Somebody Else To close out season 1 of Broadway Lectures, we’re sitting down with Pablo David Laucerica for a heartfelt conversation about what it truly means to be yourself as an actor and how embracing your individuality can deepen your work, strengthen your craft, and breathe new life into every character you play. Get ready to laugh, learn, and listen alongside Broadway’s The Queen of Versailles, The Muny’s Jersey Boys, and the Broadway National Tour of Dear Evan Hansen’s Pablo on episode 8. ▫️▫️Find ALL of Pablo’s episodes on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, RSS, and Instagram @BroadwayLectures▫️▫️ EPISODE 8 OUT NOW ON ALL PLATFORMS Founded/Hosted by Haley Herman Produced by Olivia Rubrum Film/Audio by Zubin Stillings Edited by Cason Doyle AD by Tallulah Schorvitz 🤍, Haley & Olivia

Larkin Reilly | The Impact of Vaudeville and Cabaret Performing in Musical Theatre

Larkin Reilly | The Impact of Vaudeville and Cabaret Performing in Musical Theatre Join Just in Time and Rocky Horror’s Larkin Reilly for a lively conversation about how vaudeville and cabaret-style performance continue to shape modern musical theatre. In this lecture, we dive into the magic of the Muppets, the lasting influence of Chicago, and the exciting new work carrying vaudeville’s spirit into the future. ▫️▫️Find ALL of Larkin’s episode on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, RSS, and Instagram @BroadwayLectures▫️▫️ EPISODE 7 OUT NOW ON ALL PLATFORMS Founded/Hosted by @haleyaherman Produced by @oliviarubrum Film/Audio by @zubin_stillings Edited by @casondoyle AD by @tallulah_something

Brendan Sheehan | College to Broadway

Brendan Sheehan | College to Broadway Join college graduate turned Broadway performer Brendan Sheehan as he shares his fast-tracked journey from college to Broadway. Just weeks after graduation, Brendan took the stage at the Majestic Theatre as Yonkers in the Gypsy revival starring Audra McDonald. In Episode 6 of Broadway Lectures, he reflects on his journey, the lessons he learned, and the experiences that shaped this pivotal moment in his career. Find Broadway Lectures on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, RSS, and Instagram @broadwaylectures Founded/Hosted by Haley Herman Produced by Olivia Rubrum Film/Audio by Zubin Stillings Edited by Cason Doyle AD by Tallulah Schorvitz

Grant Reynolds | Intersectionality in the Industry

Grant Reynolds | Intersectionality in the Industry Join Grant Reynolds, who plays Sky from Broadway’s hit revival, Mamma Mia!, for a conversation on intersectionality in the entertainment industry. In this lecture, Grant discusses his personal experiences, the significance of intersectionality within the arts community, and his vision for continued growth toward a more inclusive and diverse business. Find Broadway Lectures on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, RSS, and Instagram @broadwaylectures Founded/Hosted by Haley Herman Produced by Olivia Rubrum Film/Audio by Zubin Stillings Edited by Cason Doyle AD by Tallulah Schorvitz