The groupies return, sadly minus Ron, to discuss the changes in language during auditions as well as inclusive casting. Dave does a review of a recently seen show, Bob asks the groupies if they enjoy making an audience laugh, cry or sit in complete silence and awe, and Brian wonders how Groupie Carol is going to react to some of the opinions given. It's a must listen to folks!!!

In another thrilling installment, The Green Room Groupies discuss Sensory Friendly Performances along with local happenings with neighboring theater groups. A follow up on "The Play That Goes Wrong" and we find out which Groupies started by seeing theater and which by acting in theater.

This time the Green Room Groupies discuss the highs and lows of being a community theater director. Praise is given to Ron for his directorial debut. Ron responds with a great sports analogy! Bob desperately seeks a moment in the Tangentverse and when David is suddenly pulled away for several minutes, Kathleen watches in horror as Brian takes ove! Gasp!

The groupies are back with the questions: "What's right with an audience?" and "When do you really need a full blown set?"

Brian finishes his Broadway Trilogy review. Ron gives a random shoutout to Dr. Bill McCloskey. Kathleen reminisces about a pile of chairs and does Bob actually try and make a run for it?

All this and Dave tries to throw Brian off the show!!! You've got to hear it to believe it!

In Episode 40 the Green Room Groupies discuss The Death of Decorum in the Theater. A recent, real life incident on Broadway raises this important question, "What do you do if an audience member loses control." The groupies also promote their next show, "A Bench in the Sun", and a special shout out to... Care Bears!

The Green Room Groupies enter 2023 with the question: "What makes a community theater show a success?" Kathleen McBee returns as the newest groupie to discuss this interesting topic. Brian shares his opinions on "Hadestown" on Broadway. Bob slyly puts in an "Andy Griffith Show" reference, Ron shines in multiple sports references and Kathleen and Dave bring up several excellent points on what makes a show a success. It's a perfect way to start a New Year for the podcast and The Groupies!

The Green Room Groupies give us their first holiday episode full of Christmas Cheer, holiday tangents (another trip into the Cereal-verse!) and they reveal their favorite Christmas songs from a musical. BUT THAT'S NOT ALL!!!! The guys receive a wonderful Christmas gift as a new groupie joins their ranks! Welcome MCP family member, Kathleen McBee to the Green Room!

The groupies gather to discuss volunteers behind the scenes. How do you get them, and how do you keep them? Many theories are given. Also the ghost of Fruit Loops reappears and after a bit of an absence, Ron gives us a sports analogy! You gotta hear it to believe it. You'll laugh, you'll cry, it'll be better than Cats! (meow)

And now for something completely different.... or maybe not... All four groupies are back but the topic goes off the rails before it even begins. Dave's diatribe creates an unexpected wormhole deep into the Tangentverse and the Green Room Groupies suddenly find themselves discussing politics in theater, social media's impact on society and the good and bad of local theater critics. It also gives them an extra topic for next time since the original topic was never actually discussed to begin with!

The groupies, minus a sick Bob, return with the question, "What shows are monster hits and which should be put down for good." Marvel at Dave's ponderings! Gasp at Ron's suggestions! Grimace at Brian's stuttering speeches! Also, Dave fills us in on his viewing of "Dear Evan Hanson" and all three Groupies relentlessly promote the MCP's latest production: "Blithe Spirit" which was a success but that bloody Editor/Producer was too busy trying to learn lines so he didn't get the show aired in time.