Backstage On Wzbg

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.

It's a reunion of sorts when I'm joined by Peter and Tyler Bard and we discuss our various theater careers!

In honor of its 38 anniversary, I feature the 1987 production of ANYTHING GOES.

It's a show intended to get you pumped up! Listen in to some rockin' showtunes!

My lovely and talented girlfriend, Lyn, drops by to share some of our favorite showtunes.

It's a special episode of Backstage, as Dale Jones checks in from the New Hartford Lions Club's Giant Flea Market!

Sybil Chamberlin (Golde), Lucia Dressel (director), and Chuck STango (Tevye) stop by the show to discuss FIDDLER ON THE ROOF, the upcoming production from Landmark Community Theater.

Gillian Holt and Joe Harding visit the show to discuss A COMEDY OF TENORS, opening soon at TheatreWorks New Milford.

Since it's back-to-school season, here's some songs relating to school.

In honor of Labor Day, it's a smattering of songs relating to working.

Since the 24th marks its 8-year anniversary, I'm celebrating PRINCE OF BROADWAY, a revue of hits from the producing/directing career of Hal Prince.

It's an episode celebrating some of the amazing performers I've been privileged enough to share the stage with.

It's a good vibes kind of morning with some music to inspire happiness and positivity.

In honor of his birthday, it's a celebration of writer and lyricist Michael Stewart.

Has the show gone pop? Nope, it's just a jukebox musical! Listen to the music of HEAD OVER HEELS, the Broadway show featuring the music of the Go-Go's!

Even bad shows have good elements. Listen along to some Broadway flops for proof of that.

Director Gale Alexander and performer Rebecca Annalise visit the show to discuss the upcoming TheatreWorks New Milford production of CIRCLE MIRROR TRANSFORMATION.

It's an ogre kind of morning as I speak with director Michael Calabrese and actors Steve Taliaferro and Ben Dressel about SHREK THE MUSICAL.