Cian, Daniel, and Adam take a look at some of greatest dramatic roles in the musical theatre canon, and examine what makes some characters so special.

In an effort to entertain themselves during lockdown, Cian, Daniel, and Adam play a round of Musicals Room 101, picking the shows they would banish to the vault, never to return.

As musical societies look forward to next season, Cian, Daniel, and Adam discuss the shows that should be on everyone's shortlist for their next production, as well as chat about recent virtual concerts from Mullingar to Manhattan.

Cian, Daniel, and Adam present the year's final episode by bringing you their Christmas musical recommendations and gaze forward to 2021.

Cian, Daniel, and Adam chat to one of Ireland's most talented exports to the West End, Molly Lynch, consider the challenges in writing musicals about rats, and make a very special Odd Theatre Company announcement.

Cian, Daniel, and Adam chat to one of Irish opera’s rising stars and AIMS Best Singer winner, Rory Dunne, fresh from his performances on RTÉ with Wexford Festival Opera, as well as look at the latest musical to get the small screen treatment.

Cian, Daniel, and Adam discuss the Olivier Awards and the Tony nominations, explain why the West End is a time machine, and peer into the grim outlook for 2021.

In a break from their usual musical theatre podcasting Cian, Adam, and Daniel bring you some frightening fables for Halloween, each delivering a classic horror story. In this third and final Oddgasp Halloween Horror, Daniel reads The Signal-Man by Charles Dickens.

In a break from their usual musical theatre podcasting Cian, Adam, and Daniel bring you some frightening fables for Halloween, each delivering a classic horror story. In this second Oddgasp Halloween Horror, Adam reads The Phantom Coach by Amelia B. Edwards.

In a break from their usual musical theatre podcasting Cian, Adam, and Daniel bring you some frightening fables for Halloween, each delivering a classic horror story. In this Oddgasp Halloween Horror Cian reads Count Magnus, by M. R. James.