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Hosted by Unknown Host · arts · EN-US · 28 episodes
Notes from the Greenroom is a theatre podcast where three friends—Candice, Chris, and Marie—pull back the curtain on life on & off the stage. From opening-night jitters to backstage chaos, no topic is off-limits. Each episode dives into all things theatre, featuring lively conversations, hot takes, & interviews with artists from every corner of the industry—performers, creatives, and the people who make the magic happen. This is the podcast for theatre lovers who crave honest conversations, big laughs, & a seat in the greenroom with friends who know the show must go on!
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Episode #28
This week, we discuss some of the latest apps available in our theatre world. Join us as we talk tools for memorizing lines, learning blocking, programming lights, mastering choreography, and generally making theatre life a little less “where did I put that script?” From rehearsal helpers to clever lighting tech, we’re also asking: what’s new, what’s useful, and what affordable tech is out there for community theatre?
Episode #27
Today we begin a two-part series exploring one of the practical—and occasionally complicated—questions in musical theatre: Live or digital sounds coming from 'the pit'? We’ll look at tracks, live musicians, and even the in between. What’s realistic? What do performers and directors prefer? And why is live music so uncommon in community theatre?
Episode #26
Intermission's over. Hope you grabbed your concessions and made a quick trip to the loo.We're back, catching up on what's been keeping us entertained over the break before diving into one of theatre's favourite hot topics: what's actually fair? From nepotism and favouritism to pre-casting and a little high school debate—do you choose a show for the actors you have, or based on who's been around the longest? We're sharing a few opinions (and probably stirring the pot a little). No definitive answers, but plenty of theatre chat as we get back into the swing of things.
Episode #25
Welcome back to Episode 25 of Notes from the Green Room.This week, we're catching up on what's been keeping us entertained lately, then taking a lap around Utah's summer theatre scene; there's no shortage of stages (and other local arts) worth supporting.We're taking a brief intermission for a few weeks, but we'll be back in August. Until then, go buy a ticket, be kind to your castmates, thank your crew, and don't forget to leave the ghost light on. You’ve always got a place in our Green Room, see you at places.
Episode #24
Candice is still across the pond, (It's almost been a fortnight) Checking in from London with more Stories of her travels and the shows she's seeing at the West End. Then the Green Room Crew turns its attention to the three words every theatre artist knows: I've got notes. From actors to directors to production teams, we unpack the fine art of giving them, getting them, and living through them.
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