Backyard Broadway

Welcome to the first of our 3-Part Series all about theatre ghosts. In this episode you’re going to hear about our own experiences in local theatres.

Our hosts discuss some theatre roles they’d love to play as well as some they don’t ever want to play.

Hey everyone- we’re flashing back to an episode we recorded long before we started publishing. This episode is all about Bandstand the Musical! We recorded this after seeing the Fathom event of the film live stage show. Be aware there are spoilers about the show.

Derby Dinner Playhouse opens their 45th Season with the Jones, Hope, & Wooten comedy, Savannah Sipping Society. Andrew & Kat give you the run down about the show and the actors. *Note- Savannah Sipping Society has closed prior to the posting of this review.

We are talking all things Tony Awards: fashion, winners, reactions, and then some. We’ll also talk about a current controversy that is running on Broadway. Also, check out Broadway news and information on a new giveaway. *Note: Our Broadway Casualty list has grown... The Prom, The Cher Show, King Kong- what’s next?

All things Tony Awards! We sit down with a special guest to talk about the 2019 Tony nominations, and to give our predictions in some of the categories! Sharon Becher joins us because she’ll be attending the awards on June 9th.

Kat & Andrew attended a performance by The Doo Wop Project at Indiana University Southeast. Here is their review, as well as a full episode all about the group! Check out the end of the episode for information on our first ever giveaway!

Andrew & Kat attended a performance of Fiddler at North Oldham High School. They review it with Abby!

Warning: Spoilers! It’s our first episode about a single show: Newsies! We talk about the origins of the musical, as well as giving you a full synopsis of the show! If you haven’t seen it yet, be aware that we do give away major plot points.

Backyard Broadway celebrates 25 years of Disney on Broadway with a brief run down of all the Broadway shows Disney has brought us. We’ve included some that never made it to Broadway too. Thanks Disney Theatricals for 25 years, here’s looking to 25 more!