Daz heads to the rehearsal room of 'High Society' to chat to its five leading stars; Helen George, Julian Ovenden, Freddie Fox, Carly Mercedes Dyer and Felicity Kendal as well as director Rachel Kavanaugh, to find out why this production differs to those that have come before it.

Daz is joined by the newest stars of Moulin Rouge! The Musical in the West End, as Alistair Brammer and Karis Anderson talk about starring as Christian and Satine, what attracted them to the show, and rowdy audiences.

In a short but sweet episode acting as a taster for a full-length future episode, Daz sits down with Beverley Knight and Sharon Rose at the launch of 'Sylvia: The Essentials' to talk about the newly released album, and their return to the stage for the musical's upcoming tour.

In a special mini-episode, Daz is joined by Alex Bird and Joshua Lendon, two of the new members of the 13th cast of long-running West End favourite 'The Play That Goes Wrong' to talk about rehearsing for the show, and their own superstitions.

Daz is joined by Broadway and West End star Sierra Boggess to talk about her career to date, including originating Ariel in 'The Little Mermaid', and Christine in 'The Phantom of the Opera' and 'Love Never Dies'. Sierra also says what to expect from her upcoming West End concert, and what she loves about coming to London

Daz is joined by Stevie Doc and returning guest Keelan McAuley, the stars of The Devil Wears Prada musical, to talk about playing Andy and Nate in the groundbreaking West End show, how it compares to the movie and their thoughts on the newly released sequel

Daz is joined by Courtney Bowman and Scott Paige to talk about their roles of Lauren and George in the newest production of Kinky Boots at the London Coliseum, revealing their history with the show and why it is still such an important story to tell... and shoes. Of course, we talk about shoes!

Daz is joined by 'Choir Boy' stars Michael Ahomka-Lindsay and Terique Jarrett to talk about returning to the show for its London transfer, years after they last starred in it, as well as their own similarities with the characters, and their past roles in 'Newsies' and 'Daddy'.

Daz and Sam talk about this year's Olivier Awards revealing what wasn't shown on TV as well as their thoughts on the winners and revisiting their predictions from last month.

Daz is joined by the newest Thernardiers, Harry Hepple and Lizzie Bea who talk about taking over the iconic roles in the longest running musical in the world, Les Miserables.