Drama Mamas

In this episode of the Drama Mamas Podcast, the drama mamas discuss the importance of teaching proper actor etiquette to children involved in theatre. From respecting fellow actors to being punctual, the drama mamas offer valuable tips to help parents educate their young thespians on the do's and don'ts of actor etiquette in theatre. Listen in for advice on how to raise well-mannered actors and help your child succeed on stage.

In this episode of the Drama Mamas Podcast, the Drama Mamas discuss the do's and don'ts of proper audience etiquette for theatre and concerts. From when to arrive and what to wear, to when it's appropriate to applaud and how to handle distractions during a performance, they cover it all. Join us for a fun and informative discussion about how to be a respectful and engaged audience member.

In Episode 25 of Drama Mamas, we chat with Hannah Kevitt, a rising star in the theatre world who is set to join the ensemble cast of Back to the Future on Broadway. Currently a senior at Elon University in North Carolina, Hannah shares with us her journey to the Broadway stage, including the roles she's played, the lessons she's learned, and the type of dedication it takes to succeed in this competitive industry.

Join us as we discuss the importance of education in the performing arts, and how Hannah has used her experiences at Elon to prepare for her Broadway debut. We also explore the unique challenges and opportunities facing Broadway newcomers, and the supportive theatre community that helps them succeed.

Whether you're a theatre lover or simply curious about the path to stardom, this episode is not to be missed. Tune in to hear from one of Broadway's brightest young talents and discover what it takes to make it in the world of theatre.

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In Episode 24 of Drama Mamas, we sit down with Tyler Campbell, a former student at the Harrison School for the Arts in Lakeland, Florida, who has since become an accomplished musician, English teacher, and musical director. Tyler shares with us his experiences growing up in the prestigious arts program, as well as his insights into the local musical theatre scene and the process behind nominating and competing in the Broadway Star of the Future and Jimmy Awards in New York City.

Join us as we explore the role of music and literature in education, and how Tyler uses his talents to inspire and nurture young artists at Lakeland High School. Tyler also shares his thoughts on the role of AI in the classroom, including his experiences using Chat GPT with his students.

Whether you're a music lover, teacher, or student, this episode is sure to entertain and enlighten. Tune in to learn about the making of a musical director and the impact of performing arts programs on the next generation of talent.

Join the Drama Mamas as they discuss all the exciting theatre events coming up this summer for kids, including local productions in Lakeland and nearby cities like Orlando and Tampa. They also delve into national theatre intensives such as the 'Broadway Artists Alliance' in NYC and 'Destination Broadway' in Orlando. Don't miss this episode filled with tips on theatre workshops, classes, and camps for your young performers. Tune in now to the Drama Mamas Podcast!

The Drama Mamas catch up after their family trip to New York City where they saw several Broadway shows and had some interesting adventures. Once they're back home in Lakeland, Florida, they share stories about recent events.

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In this episode, the Drama Mamas are back from their exciting trip to New York City where they saw some incredible Broadway shows. From the bright lights of Times Square to the bustling streets of the Big Apple, they had some unforgettable adventures. Back in Lakeland, they catch up on everything that's happened since they've been gone, from local events to personal stories. Tune in to hear all the details!

Episode 21 of Drama Mamas takes you behind the scenes of one of Broadway's most beloved shows, Wicked the Musical. Our guest, Tyler Lineberger, has worked as a dresser on several Broadway productions, including the hit musical Wicked. In this episode, Tyler shares his insider perspective on what it's like to work as a Broadway dresser, from handling quick costume changes to ensuring that every actor looks their best on stage.

Listen in as Tyler reveals the secrets behind the stunning costumes and wardrobe of Wicked, including some behind-the-scenes stories that have never been shared before. He also shares his tips for dressing for success in the fast-paced world of Broadway theatre, and how he keeps his cool during the most hectic moments backstage.

If you're a theatre lover or just curious about what goes on behind the curtain, this episode is a must-listen. Join us as we uncover the magic of stage wardrobe and the important role of a Broadway dresser in making a show come to life.

Join the Drama Mamas as they recap their recent adventures, including the Harrison Red Carpet event and the end of Chitty Chitty Bang Bang's run at Lakeland Community Theatre (LCT), then listen as they cut up about recent happenings and funny stories from this week.

Join the Drama Mamas Podcast as they chat with Alan Reynolds, Artistic Managing Director of Lakeland Community Theatre about their production of "Chitty Chitty Bang Bang"and the inner workings of managing a community theatre. Join them as they go behind the scenes of Lakeland Community Theatre's latest show and get a glimpse of the exciting world of community theatre.

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Correction: When Cathi mentions Jenna Rhode she mean Jenna Snyder

Join the Drama Mamas as they explore the fascinating world of theatre superstitions, traditions, and beliefs. From the Macbeth curse to the ghost light and beyond, we'll cover everything from good luck charms to jinxes, and how to avoid them. And as parents of junior thespians, we believe it’s important to be educated about these superstitions so that we can be respectful to the community and professionals who work with us and our children and also not inadvertently cause bad luck to a production. Get educated and have some fun with us on our latest episode!

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