Episode 16 - May the 4th be You

Episode 19- Tony Series: Part 3 Best Play Nominees

More Tony Talk this week on Notes from the Green Room! We’re breaking down the nominees for Best Play, and this year’s lineup is varied. Expect strong opinions, the usual theatrical tangents, and at least one completely left-field prediction delivered with absolute confidence.

Episode 18 Tony Series: Part 2 Best Revival of a Musical Nominees

Today, we’re talking Tony nominees for Best Revival of a Musical. One show feels like the big favorite: Ragtime ‐- huge vocals, emotional storytelling, and the kind of musical that practically arrives carrying its own trophy.But two contenders zig where Ragtime zags: less self-serious and a different kind of fun. One of these things is not like the others. Still, it’s the Tonys — and any revival could steal the spotlight. Clear winner or will it be a dark horse? We’re placing our bets.

Episode 17 - Tony Series: Part 1 Best Revival of a Play Nominees

Welcome back! We start with a special visit from the actors behind Ben and Mal in Descendants: 45+, now playing at the Empress Theatre. We talk process, performance, and life inside the show. Then, it's the first episode in our Tony Series.We break down the newly announced nominees for Best Revival of a Play and make our picks for who takes home the trophy. Sharp opinions. Keep your Playbills close and your Tony ballots closer.

Episode 16 - May the 4th be You

In a galaxy not so far away… someone almost made it a musical.This May the 4th, we dig into the never-seen, unfinished Star Wars musical reportedly commissioned by George Lucas—and ask the question, could it actually work?we break down the pros, the cons, and pitch how we’d actually pull it off. From what’s been imagined to what’s actually stageable...Brilliant idea? or just another disturbance in the force?

Episode 15 - Theatre Alfresco

Sun’s out, mics on. This week we take theatre outside—where the wind steals your lines, the lights fight the sunset, and the bugs get front-row seats. From acting under the elements to teching with extension cords and hope, we cover how to survive (and enjoy) outdoor theatre—onstage, backstage, and in the audience