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#191 - Eve Plumb - Here’s the story…
Actress Eve Plumb better known to the world as Jan Brady stops by Behind the Awards to talk about her memoir Happiness Included. Eve shares what it was like to be a child actor and part of The Brady Bunch, one of the most iconic families in TV history.
#22 - Robin de Jesús: Surrendering to the In-Between and Trusting the Long Game
Welcome to the season two premiere of Entre Acts with host Linedy Genao! To kick things off in style, Linedy trades the studio couch for the back seat of a vintage 1957 Ford Fairlane, cruising through Times Square with three-time Tony Award nominee Robin de Jesús, courtesy of Welcome to Times Square.
Spotlight Series: Nikiya Mathis, Broadway’s First Tony-Winning Wig Designer
Why is there still no Tony Award category for wig design? Most audiences never even realize the actors on stage are wearing wigs, and that is exactly the point.
CCM Act III (Acting) with Brant Russell
In this College Deep Dive Associate Professor of Acting at CCM Brant Russell and MTCA Director Charlie Murphy discuss; What makes a student the ideal fit for CCM Acting. An inside look at CCM’s acting curriculum and the training students receive.
Shyheim Talks Hip-Hop, Wu-Tang, Hollywood & a Halloween Weekend on Stage Here On The Roundtable!
From Wu-Tang to Hollywood to the New York stage, Shyheim has done it all, and he's joining us on The Roundtable! Known to hip-hop fans as Shyheim the Rugged Child, he burst onto the music scene as a teenage sensation with deep ties to the legendary Wu-Tang Clan.
Eric Rosen Talks STOKER/WILDE on The Roundtable with Robert Bannon!
What happens when two of literature’s most fascinating figures collide? Acclaimed director and theater artist Eric Rosen joins The Roundtable to talk about STOKER/WILDE, a compelling theatrical exploration of Bram Stoker, the creator of Dracula, and legendary writer Oscar Wilde.
142. Composing Original Musicals with Zoe Sarnak
Where does an original musical begin? Drama Desk nominated and Larson Award winning composer, lyricist, and writer, Zoe Sarnak, takes us inside her wonderfully unconventional journey from studying molecular biology at Harvard to creating musicals like The Lonely Few and Broadway's upcoming Galileo.
"Finchel Fan First" (Live Episode)
Ian is back for this month's livestream and we're joined again by wonderful Gleeks, Ally & Nicole! We discuss Azimio Adams, who we think is going to be in the Gleeboot, and the Muppet version of Jesus Christ Superstar. Songs this episode include: Dog Days Are Over.
#121 - Jennifer Shoop: Where There's a Will, There's a Writing Way
We sit down with writer Jennifer Shoop, creator of Magpie and author of Small Wonders: A Field Guide to Life’s Quiet Joys, to talk about the winding path that led her to a creative life she never quite imagined for herself.
Ep277 - Anne Beck, Director & Choreographer at 2026 Beef & Boards Production
“ I have the characters who have a named song be their characters the entire show. And every time Munkustrap announces ‘the cat who will now be reborn and go back to a different Jellicle life’ I have those eight players stand up.” This episode features Anne Beck, director and choreographer of 2026 Beef & Boards Dinner Theatre’s CATS in Indianapolis and a former Bombalurina.
Kat Edmonson Brings Vintage Christmas Magic to The Roundtable! | New Album & Holiday Tour
🎄✨ Christmas Is Coming, and Kat Edmonson Is Bringing the Magic! 🎶 Get ready for a little holiday sparkle, vintage glamour, and some seriously beautiful music!
Bethany Joy Lenz (One Tree Hill) on Boundaries, Trust & Being Seen: 'Clarity is Kindness'
One Tree Hill star Bethany Joy Lenz joins The Art of Kindness with Robert Peterpaul for a kind conversation centered on her debut novel The Betrayal of Cora Wexford.
Red Carpet: Jesse Eisenberg, John Tarturro and Noah Segan (Hamptons International Film Festival)
Live from two Red Carpets of the Hamptons International Film Festival 2026. In this episode, I’m joined by actor John Turturro and director Noah Segan for The Only Living Pickpocket in New York, where we talk about the physicality of John’s role and how he approached bringing the character to life.
BONUS: Foodfight (feat. Brent Black aka brentalfloss)
Guys, we're gonna have a Foodfight! You heard right, Brent Black aka brentalfloss is here to join us to talk about the classic 2013 animated atrocity Foodfight. Terrible animation, misogyny, and general disgusting visuals are all over this baby, you're gonna wanna listen!
Meg Millane Talks “Bride To Be!” on The Roundtable With Robert Bannon!
SOMETHING OLD, SOMETHING NEW, SOMETHING FUNNY, AND A WHOLE LOT OF TRUTH! The fabulous Meg Millane joins Robert Bannon on The Roundtable to talk about her acclaimed one-woman show, “Bride To Be!”, heading to New York City's iconic SoHo Playhouse!
Detroit Disco Daddies Bring the Music, Love & Disco Magic to The Roundtable!
It's time to get funky, fabulous, and FULL of disco fever! The incredible Detroit Disco Daddies, Adam and Jerome Bell-Bastien, join Robert Bannon for a conversation filled with music, laughter, love, and plenty of sparkle!
The Phantom of the Opera (1925) feat. Musical Hell
"insert title card here" join us this week to talk about what can barely be considered a musical in the 1925 silent film adaptation of The Phantom of the Opera starring Lon Chaney! We're joined by one of our favorite human beings Christi Esterle to talk all things Phantom!
Mark Armstrong & Jonathan Marc Sherman Talk The 24 Hour Plays on Broadway 2026!
The clock is ticking, and we're going behind the scenes of one of New York City's most exciting theatrical traditions!
Dracula (1977)
In the 1970s, the Martin Beck Theatre was in desperate need of a hit. Then a long-buried vampire play rose again, with Frank Langella in the cape and storybook-spooky black-and-white designs by Edward Gorey. How did a play once left for dead lure audiences back to a theater known for flops?
The Majestic (2001)
You need a nap? Well that means you should turn on the 2001 film "The Majestic, it will knock you into a sleep so deep. Nobody has ever actually watched this movie. Nobody knows how it ends, it just knocks you into a deep snooze.
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