The Backstage Show

Yes, it’s been a while, but Glen and Jim have returned to your ears! (You might want to get that checked out.) Hear how they’ve been traversing the pandemic, what’s in store for the future of The Backstage Show, and more.

Please visit us on backstage.link for past episodes, to leave a comment or suggestion, and more. Be sure to stay home and isolated as much as you are able, wash your hands, and stay safe.

Thanks for lending us your ears!

Glen and Jim take a break from their hiatus to give a little information about how Coronavirus (COVID-19) is affecting community theatres in their area.

Please stay home and isolated as much as you are able, wash your hands, and stay safe. We’ll get through this by working together, as long as we stay physically apart!

In this episode, Glen and Jim welcome their wives, Gina and Erin, to discuss aspects of being a “theatre couple.” From showmance to happy marriage, they discuss their own experiences and what they’ve learned over the years.

We’ll be entering another hiatus after this two-part episode, but rest assured, we will return for Season 5 soon! Meantime, visit us on backstage.link for past episodes, to leave a comment or suggestion, and more.

Thank you for lending us your ears!

In this episode, Glen and Jim welcome their wives, Gina and Erin, to discuss aspects of being a “theatre couple.” From showmance to happy marriage, they discuss their own experiences and what they’ve learned over the years.

We’ll be entering another hiatus after this two-part episode, but rest assured, we will return for Season 5 soon! Meantime, visit us on backstage.link for past episodes, to leave a comment or suggestion, and more.

Thanks for lending us your ears!

It took two years, but Glen and Jim are finally tackling musicals! With guest Greg Kasander, who is much more experienced with musical theatre, they discuss some basic differences with non-musicals and give an overview on procedure. Should this episode be called “Musicals 103”? Maybe!

Have we missed a musical topic you’d like to see covered? Leave us a voicemail or text message at 267-225-8869 or visit backstage.link and click on Contact the Show!

It took two years, but Glen and Jim are finally tackling musicals! With guest Greg Kasander, who is much more experienced with musical theatre, they discuss some basic differences with non-musicals and give an overview on procedure. Should this episode be called “Musicals 102”? Maybe!

Have we missed a musical topic you’d like to see covered? Leave us a voicemail or text message at 267-225-8869 or visit backstage.link and click on Contact the Show!

It took two years, but Glen and Jim are finally tackling musicals! With guest Greg Kasander, who is much more experienced with musical theatre, they discuss some basic differences with non-musicals and give an overview on procedure.

Have we missed a musical topic you’d like to see covered? Leave us a voicemail or text message at 267-225-8869 or visit backstage.link and click on Contact the Show!

As the year draws to a close, Jim and Glen look back on what’s happened with their lives and with The Backstage Show. It’s been about two years since this crazy journey began, and their jokes are just as bad as ever.

Thanks for sticking with us throughout 2019, and we look forward to coming back at you with more Community Theatre inanity in 2020! Remember, visit us at backstage.link, where you can contact us, listen to past episodes, and buy some merch to help support the show.

Glen and Jim are at it again, roasting another classic, beloved “chestnut” show for their holiday special. Join them at the fireside for snide comments, mildly amusing quips, and horrible puns as they celebrate the holiday season.

And why not provide them with a Christmas gift of communication? Simply visit backstage.link and click on Contact the Show. Thanks for lending us your ears!