Join us on "The Missed Cue" as we chat with the incredibly talented Bridget McCabe. At just 17, Bridget has already made a name for herself in the theater world, showcasing her skills in acting, singing, and dancing. In this episode, she shares her journey from childhood performances to her dream roles, and the experiences that have shaped her as a performer. Whether you're a theater enthusiast or just love a good story, this episode is sure to entertain and inspire. Tune in to hear about Bridget's favorite roles, her future aspirations, and the art of comedic timing. #TheaterLife #RisingStar

In this episode of The Missed Cue, host Ricky interviews young podcasters Weston and Sariah, who share their journey of starting a theater podcast. They discuss their experiences in theater, their aspirations, and the challenges of podcasting as students. The conversation highlights their favorite musicals, memorable moments in theater, and their plans for future episodes, all while emphasizing the importance of creativity and community in the arts. Be sure to check them out on YouTube: Theatre Podcast by Children

Hosts Jackie and Heidi welcome guests Louie Crabtree and Josiah Barkett, who share their experiences in community theater, particularly their roles in the production of Grease. The discussion covers their journeys into theater, the challenges of balancing life and performance, the impact of professional talent in community productions, and the unique dynamic of working with family members in a creative environment.

In this engaging conversation, the speakers delve into the nuances of performing in theater, sharing personal experiences and insights about character portrayal, memorable performances, and the importance of behind-the-scenes contributions.

Leigh McClintock shares her journey through the world of theater, from her early beginnings influenced by her family's artistic background to her experiences in various productions. She discusses the challenges and joys of returning to the stage, the importance of community in theater, and how her confidence has grown over the years. Leigh's passion for performance shines through as she reflects on her roles, the camaraderie among cast members, and the transformative power of theater in her life. The conversation also touches on the significance of embracing opportunities and the joy of musical inspirations, culminating in a light-hearted discussion about pre-show rituals.

Jessica Aston, a costume designer at Grace Arts Live, shares her journey from ballet dancer to costume designer, highlighting her experiences at Disney and her passion for teaching. She discusses the importance of collaboration in theater, the creative process behind costume design, and the challenges of working with different directors. This conversation delves into the intricate world of costuming in theater, highlighting the importance of communication, vulnerability, and trust between cast members and costume designers.

Thank you for joining us for season two. 🎭 In this episode, Ricky sits down with Maura Cunning to talk about her path from young dancer to leading lady. Maura shares the struggles and triumphs of college auditions, her emotional role in Anastasia, and how she’s rediscovered the joy of performing. Authentic, honest, and full of heart—this is one you won’t want to miss. 🎙️✨

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🌟 Season Finale Alert! 🎭

In the Season 1 finale of The Missed Cue, Ricky, Jackie, and Heidi reflect on 25 incredible episodes, sharing laughs, lessons, and behind-the-scenes stories from their theater journey. From missed cues to costume mishaps, we’re looking back on it all!

Thank you for joining us this season—we couldn’t have done it without you. ❤️ Stay tuned for what’s next! 🎙️

In this episode of The Missed Cue, hosts Jackie and Heidi chat with Ava Benjamin, the star of Annie at Grace Arts Live, reflecting on her journey into theater, the challenges of auditions, rehearsals, and the excitement of opening night. Ava shares her experiences with memorization, quick costume changes, and the camaraderie among the cast, providing insights into the life of a young performer. In this conversation, the speakers discuss the emotional experiences of performing in theater, the support from family, and the pride that comes with it. The importance of community support and giving back is also emphasized, particularly through a unique initiative involving dog food donations for a local humane society.

In this episode, host Ricky, along with Jackie and Heidi, welcome guest performer Jordan Killion, who shares his journey through the performing arts, his experiences at Grace Arts Live, and the challenges and triumphs of being a guest artist.

Jordan reflects on his musical upbringing, the transition from music to theater, and the validation he found through auditions. He discusses the impact of moving to California on his career, the importance of connections in performance, and the lessons learned from various roles, including the vocal and physical challenges they present. The conversation highlights the significance of teaching and mentoring in the arts, as well as the personal growth that comes from performing. In this engaging conversation, the speakers delve into the multifaceted world of acting and musical theater, exploring the emotional demands of performance, the therapeutic aspects of acting, and the personal growth that comes from embodying different characters.

In this episode of The Missed Cue, hosts Ricky and Jackie engage in a heartfelt conversation with Marcelo and Melissa about the often-overlooked roles of partners in the theater community. They discuss the challenges and joys of balancing family life with the demands of theater, the emotional impact of performances, and the importance of support from loved ones. The conversation highlights the dedication of partners who manage household responsibilities while their significant others pursue their passions on stage, ultimately celebrating the collaborative spirit of family and theater.