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We talk about our favorite musicals and which characters we identify with and why. We speculate about the childhoods of the smarmy Harold Hill and the obsessive inspector Javert. We...
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We talk about our favorite musicals and which characters we identify with and why. We speculate about the childhoods of the smarmy Harold Hill and the obsessive inspector Javert. We decide who needs a spin-off. AND sometimes we even talk about our feelings.
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The Musical Theatre Therapy Podcast
The Musical Theatre Therapy Podcast
Greg Sun; Josh Rising: Crazy Ex-Girlfriend and the Millennial Mirror (with Jess Kramer)
30 OCT 2021 · Part 2 of Sam and Jess’ CXG love fest
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Crazy Ex-Girlfriend, Byronic Heroes, and Neurodiversity (with Jessica Kramer)
16 OCT 2021 · Jessica Kramer and Samantha Echo have a frank, in-depth discussion about mental health, neurodiversity, Autism and ADHD in women, and how it relates to their shared love of Crazy Ex-Girlfriend.
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Ryan McCurdy Part 2: Not All Vampires are Selfish
17 AUG 2021 · Ryan McCurdy is a multi-disciplinary Actor-Musician and Producer who has worked extensively on both coasts and across the United States. As an Actor-Musician and Music Director/Supervisor, he has worked with Manhattan Theatre Club, Rattlestick Playwrights, Second Stage, Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival, and Center Stage Baltimore, among others. Broadway audiences saw him appear for several years in Broadway Cares fundraisers supporting the original production of Once, which he has since worked on at Actors’ Playhouse, Saint Michael’s Playhouse, Mason Street Warehouse, and Hangar Theatre. I’m 2019, Ryan spent a year in Off-Broadway’s Pip’s Island playing the role of Joulrs Volter. In this episode, Ryan and Samantha discuss Bat Boy, Mary Poppins, Next to Normal, and more.
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Ryan McCurdy Part 1: Captain of the Spaceship among the Earthlings and the Dark Rooms
17 AUG 2021 · Ryan McCurdy is a multi/disciplinary Actor-Musician and Producer who has worked extensively on both coasts and across the United States. In Part 1 of this epic episode of the Musical Theatre Therapy Podcast, Ryan and Samantha discover that they are from the same alien spaceship and a lot of deep existential questions ensue. And also he plays piano at the beginning.
Episode 4: Rapunzel Must Die: a meditation on my primal experiences
30 JUL 2021 · Samantha talks to herself for an hour.
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Episode 3: Rosemary Loar writes a Happy Ending for Miss Hannigan
21 JUL 2021 · Rosemary Loar, an Aquarius born in New York and raised in Iselin, New Jersey by exit 131 on the Garden State Parkway, is a five time Broadway veteran, award-winning jazz cabaret singer, librettist and composer, dedicated voice teacher, hiker, gardener and tree hugger. She joins Lady Neighborhood in discussing maternal instinct in musicals, what Spintos are and why we need them (hint: Samantha herself is one) and why Miss Hannigan just needs to meet a nice Italian guy. You can learn more about Rosemary by visiting Rosemaryloar.com. And if you wanna be on the show you can contact me at my website samanthaecho.com
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Episode 2: Carlisle Augusta Fillat on the Drawbacks of a Post-Ironic Society
30 JUN 2021 · Carlisle (they/them, Cancer Sun, Leo Moon, Sagittarius rising) was born in Baltimore Maryland, and has been part of the band Flower Animals. They have also written poetry for the project “Nuns Having Fun,” both available on band camp. Carlisle and Samantha discuss how they both identify with Fanny Brice in Funny Girl, Sondheim as the creative’s creative, why Spring Awakening is the most nuanced musical ever, why we need to get to know the MC from Cabaret better, and how a deeper understanding and acceptance of nuance, and of musical theatre and its role in shaping our psyches could potentially save the world.
The Musical Theatre Therapy Podcast: Teaser
20 JUN 2021 · An intro to what the Musical Theatre Therapy Podcast is all about. I talk a bit about why I identify with Nancy from Oliver! even though I have never worked as a sex worker or a pickpocket and I’m not even British. Who do you identify with most from musicals? Why? What do your favorite musicals say about you? In the next episode I interview Phillip Margulies, a novelist and songwriter from New York, who will explain what it was like coming of age in the ‘60’s when it was still socially acceptable to love musicals, no matter what your sexual orientation.
We talk about our favorite musicals and which characters we identify with and why. We speculate about the childhoods of the smarmy Harold Hill and the obsessive inspector Javert. We...
show more
We talk about our favorite musicals and which characters we identify with and why. We speculate about the childhoods of the smarmy Harold Hill and the obsessive inspector Javert. We decide who needs a spin-off. AND sometimes we even talk about our feelings.
show less
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| Author | Samantha Echo |
| Categories | Performing Arts |
| Website | www.samanthaecho.com |
| echo@samanthaecho.com |
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