The modern verse translation of Shakespeare's original story makes its debut in the podcast-meets-audio play series.
The podcast series, which adapts Shakespeare classics into reimagined audio plays, has begun with the comedy-romance, directed and translated into modern verse by Tracy Young.
Presented by Broadway Podcast Network, the season will feature works by Harriet Beecher Stowe, W.E.B Du Bois, Joyce Carol Oates, F. Scott Fitzgerald, and more.
The Tony-nominated Broadway composer passed away October 20 at the age of 82.
Ben Rimalower hosts the live podcast taping.
With eight episodes, Setting the Standard: Stories From the Great American Songbook will launch in October.
Ben Rimalower will host the live podcast taping.
Burnett is joined by fashion writer Eila Mell on the theatre business podcast from the Broadway Podcast Network.
In honor of Banned Books Week, the podcast about censorship in theatre will feature performances by Bryan Cranston, Raúl Esparza, Celia Keenan Bolger, and more.
The updated Shakespeare work drops as part of Next Chapter Podcasts’ modern verse Shakespeare podcast series.
The special podcast episode features the live-taped superhero musical by Kit Goldstein Grant.
The scripted fiction podcast will feature world premieres from Frances Ya-Chu Cowhig, Dave Harris, and more.
The series follows a secret underground society of Trans outcasts with special abilities.
NPR's Kenny Malone, composer Kit Goldstein Grant, and actor Sebastian Treviño tell the origin story of the audio musical about the sonic avenger, Micro-Face.
The platform is releasing four new titles recorded at Off-Broadway's Minetta Lane Theatre.
The Guild's TALKBACK series will present a special episode about the 2022 Tony-nominated musical.
The Spotify Original, also featuring the voices of Jesse Tyler Ferguson, Rosie O'Donnell, and more, launches May 25.
The Lopezes revisit writing their Oscar-winning Frozen hit "Let It Go" in the Audible Original series.
The radio-drama series, all commissioned from playwrights of color, highlights figures from the Harlem Renaissance.
The new series will be hosted by Gennean Scott, the Broadway League's director of equity, diversity, and inclusion.
The radio-drama series, all commissioned from playwrights of color, highlights figures from the Harlem Renaissance.
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