Backstage On Wzbg

To celebrate its 30th anniversary, I'm playing music from the original Broadway recording of STATE FAIR.

To celebrate his birthday, we're featuring some of Matthew Broderick's Broadway hits!

To honor its 70th anniversary, I'm featuring the music of MY FAIR LADY.

It's a morning full of motivational songs to get your day started the right way.

The timeline might not match, but let's listen to some great 11 o'clock numbers from Broadway shows.

Director Gretchen Ziegler and actor Frank Beaudry drop by the show to discuss THE 39 STEPS, opening soon thanks to the Goshen Players.

The director and assistant director (Joe Harding and Missy Slaymaker-Hamlin) join the show to discuss THE SHARK IS BROKEN, opening soon at TheatreWorks New Milford.

Director Shanelle Dupre and actor Aric Martin-Calabrese drop by to discuss the upcoming Landmark Community Theater production of PUFFS.

It's a celebration of Norbert Leo Butz, featuring songs from some of his most-famous Broadway performances.

In honor of its 21st anniversary, I feature the music of LITTLE WOMEN.

To celebrate his upcoming birthday (January 17), it's an hour of music by Michael Crawford.

In my first broadcast of 2026, I celebrate some of the Broadway greats we lost in 2025.

My lovely and talented girlfriend Lyn joins me to wrap up 2025.

It's a morning of holiday-themed showtunes!

Director Chris Guertin and performers Kinsley and Dan Tortora drop by to discuss Landmark Community Theater's production of MIRACLE ON 34TH STREET.Also, apologies; there was a glitch, and the first 5 or 6 minutes of the show didn't record correctly, so this episode opens in the middle of a song.

Writer/director/actor Matt Austin drops by to discuss WHAT THE DICKENS, opening soon at TheatreWorks New Milford.

Stage manager Craig Clavette stops by the show to talk all things theater.

Actor Darrell Cookman and director Jonathan Zalaski stop by to discuss DEATH BY DESIGN at the Warner Theater.

Ed Bassett and Tim Phillips come on to discuss the final production by Phoenix Stage Company, a cabaret night of villain songs featuring the Bright Young Things.

director Noel Roberge and actor Doug McCarthy drop by the show to promote LUCKY STIFF, opening soon thanks to the Goshen Players.*Note: Due to a technical issue, the first 10 minutes or so of the show were not recorded.