By The Odd Theatre Company
The podcast currently has 30 episodes available.
On this episode, Cian, Daniel, and Adam discuss the Association of Irish Musical Societies Adjudication Scheme and how its current review can bring about a change for the better.
As musical theatre finally return to the stage, Cian, Daniel, and Adam ask if returning to one big show a year is the right move for societies.
Cian, Daniel, and Adam take a look at whether this season's AIMS Awards should proceed and how the adjudication scheme should operate in uncertain times.
Cian, Daniel, and Adam take a look at the most spine-chilling spectacles ever to spring to the stage as The Oddcast reviews musicals to get you in the Halloween mood.
Cian, Daniel, and Adam take a look at the newest movie musicals to hit our screens, assess the outcome of the Tony Awards, and hear from listeners about the best performances the Irish musical theatre community has ever seen.
On the first episode of The Oddcast's second season, Cian, Daniel, and Adam celebrate the reopening of musical theatre in Ireland with a look at the shows hitting stages this year, and speak to the cast of North Wexford Musical Theatre's production of [title of show].
On the final episode in the current series of The Oddcast, Adam Trundle takes over the anchor's chair as he talks to Cian O'Dowd, Daniel Ryan, and Keelin Kilduff about The Odd Theatre Company's production of The Last Five Years, the first show of the new AIMS season. The Oddcast will return in September for more musical theatre news and views!
Cian, Daniel, and Adam consider the ways that much-performed shows can be given a new lease of life by making innovative staging and performance choices, delivering new and interesting experiences for both audiences and casts.
Cian, Daniel, and Adam take a look at little-known musical adaptations of some of the biggest entertainment brands in the world, and question why they never found fame.
Cian, Daniel, and Adam talk to West End and Britain's Got Talent star Brian Gilligan about his career in musical theatre, as well as wonder whether the world might have another chess musical to rook forward to.
The podcast currently has 30 episodes available.