Podcasts about lin manuel miranda's hamilton

Actor and singer Zahra Newman on performing a one-woman version of the claustrophobic Wake In Fright, and the hit musical The Book of Mormon. Also, musical theatre lovers celebrate Lin-Manuel Miranda's Hamilton, now on the small screen. And calming breathing techniques, for performance and life.

We had to wait for it and not it's finally here we are not throwing away our shot! Join Alannah, Morgan, Maddi & Marina as they talk non-stop about the much anticipated Disney+ release of Lin-Manuel Miranda's Hamilton! Don't say no to this and find out if they left feeling satisfied. Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/SpikyTrap Check out our Facebook: https://facebook.com/SpikyTrap

Grab your honey pots; In today's episode, we cover Winnie the Pooh! We also talk Lin Manuel Miranda's Hamilton edit for Disney Plus, movies coming in July and exclusive Disney Plus Fan Community feedback. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/disneyplusus/message

This week we're not throwing away our pod as comedian and Broadway Baby co-host Alex Fossella (@afossella) joins us to talk Lin-Manuel Miranda's Hamilton. I'm not gonna lie, you're gonna have to deal with about 10 minutes of Cats and Les Mis goofs up top, but after that it's alllllllll that hot Hamilton #content that you nerds crave. Have a problematic fave you want to share? Hit us up at intoitpod(at)gmail.com! Operators are standing by because I'm the operator and I have my phone on me at all times!

Capone Reviews Plus Scoob! Director On Space Jam, Quentin Tarantino & MoreDirector Tony Cervone joins the show to discuss his latest animated feature Scoob!. He shares some incredible stories from the making of Space Jam (starring Michael Jordan), how they had to dig up old artwork and performances from a salt mine in Kansas, casting Quentin Tarantino in Duck Dodgers, the bittersweet nature of skipping theatrical release for VOD and so much more. Capone hit VOD this week, and so we give our first full review of a film in what feels like forever. The guys really liked Josh Trank's return to the director's chair, and if you haven't listened to our interview with him from earlier this week, do so now. In news this week, we have yet another release date for New Mutants, worries that Disney will censor Lin-Manuel Miranda's Hamilton which is set for release on Disney+ in July, and a new Russell Crowe thriller, Unhinged, which is set to release in theaters on July 1st.  This Week In MoviesSeberg (Amazon Prime, Starring Kristen Stewart)Scoob! (VOD)Capone (VOD, Starring Tom Hardy)14:24 - Weekly Poll: Keep One, Lose the Rest: Coen Brothers20:13 - Tony Cervone Interview54:00 - News: Hamilton hitting Disney+, Scream 5, & More1:18:00 - This Week In Movies1:30:10 - Capone Review1:40:10 - #CoenBrothersBlend Follow The Show HereReelBlend -  @ReelBlendSean - @Sean_OConnell Jake - @JakesTakesKevin - @KevinMcCarthyTVGabe - @gabeKovacs 

In this episode, writer and musician Kirk Hamilton discusses Lin-Manuel Miranda's musical Hamilton, looking at the character of Eliza, how the show's visual elements work with the score, and the songs "Non-Stop" and "The Reynolds Pamphlet." We also talk about the songs "You'll Be Back," "What Comes Next?" and "I Know Him" from Hamilton.    

Just in time for the Fourth of July, Podcast Like It's 1999 brings you 1999's Most American film!   Phil Iscove, Kenny Neibart and TV Writer Jim Campolongo (Station 19, White Collar) take a big, old Red, White and Blue dive into the world of... snuff films? Wait, what? We're releasing the snuff movie on Independence Day?    (Well, let's see if we can make this work using my questionable understanding of the American Revolution almost entirely gleaned from Lin-Manuel Miranda's Hamilton..)   Nicolas Cage plays a private detective. He's kind of like the... George Washington (?) of this movie.    He's tasked with helping an old lady (Martha Washington -- or maybe she represents the Colonies themselves?) with figuring out whether her husband (easy, King George III) had a young woman raped and murdered on film (okay, the young woman represents the collective victims of the Boston Massacre?!).   On Cage's journey (Washington's March from Newport to Yorktown), he encounters many colorful characters (Rochambeau, Lafayette, other Hamilton references) and finds one odd fellow played by Joaquin Phoenix, willing to be his unlikely Right-Hand Man (HAMILTON HIMSELF! THIS IS WORKING!!!).    Together they enter the dark, sordid world of underground fringe porn and snuff film (New Jersey) where they find the man responsible for the snuff film, Peter Stormare (General Howe). Joaquin meets his untimely end (not gonna gloat or anything, but...) and Cage, like Washington, wins the day, but loses a bit of himself in the process.    Then he becomes President. 

Oskar Eustis founded his first theatre company at the age of 16. From Tony Kushner's Angels in America to Lin-Manuel Miranda's Hamilton, Eustis has been intimately involved in the creation and development of many of the greatest works of American theatre of the past 30 years. Oskar and I sat down in his office at the Public Theater in February to talk about important teachers, Shakespeare, drama, democracy, Hamilton, the state of civil discourse ... and a few new ideas on the horizon.

Allison and Kimberlee discuss two of the real women behind the characters in Lin Manuel Miranda's Hamilton and the impact they had on the founding of the United States.

DAVEED DIGGS, a rapper, actor, and now Broadway star in Lin-Manuel Miranda's Hamilton, stopped by Employee of the Month at Joe's Pub to reveal why Diggs hated working at Pier 1. You'll get to hear him freestyle rapwith Jelly D. and Shockwave, who are both the MC's for Employee of the Month Show's house band, and bandmates of Daveed's in Freestyle Love Supreme. In this episode, which was taped live, you will also here Jelly D. and Daveed rap and Shockwave beatbox the Employee of the Month rap up as I give out awards to all of my guests from the live taping in May 2015 at Joe's Pub. To hear my conversations with those guests, The New York Times columnist Nick Kristof, Emmy nominee Anna Chlumsky, and soul singer Lee Fields, as well as Lee Fields singing, subscribe to Employee of the Month's podcast. This is part 1 of a two part interview with Daveed, who plays Jefferson and Lafayette in Hamilton on Broadway. Once you hear our interview, you'll know why he had enough swagger, drive, and talent to take on a starring role, even though it's his first Broadway show.

DISNEY'S MOANA is going to make you cry inspirational tears. Anchored by an all-time great debut by Auli'i Cravalho, Moana is a fun, moving, awesome watch that successfully rounds out Disney's recent work with TANGLED and FROZEN. We discuss the story's focus on Moana's agency, The Rock's amazing charm, Lin-Manuel Miranda's Hamilton style Disney songs, and more! And let us know: When it comes to Olaf, are you #NOlaf or #PROlaf? @TTYLshow on Twitter!

They say the neon lights are bright on... RADWAY! This week Kyle, Matthew and Producer Natalie defy gravity by talking about musicals with comedian Joe Kaye. Joe and Natalie try to win Kyle and Burnside over to the side of musical theatre by gabbing about their favorite shows.  Natalie thinks "The Wedding Singer" is underrated and Joe loves "Title of Show." Meanwhile, Kyle likes the darkness of community theatre as well as the body count in "Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark." This episode is sponsored by Mack Weldon. Enter the promo code RAD at mackweldon.com for 20% off your next order. Weekly Rads: Moana, Channel Zero, Bad Santa 2, the Las Vegas High Roller Raddendums: Hair, The Wedding Singer, In the Heights, Lin-Manuel Miranda's Hamilton, Immortal Technique, The Hunchback of Notre Dame, Sarah Kane, Jersey Boys, Disaster, Rock of Ages, Seussical, Cannibal! the Musical, Evil Dead the Musical, Toxic Avenger, Hedwig and the Angry Inch, We Will Rock You, Title of Show, Tim Minchin's Matilda the Musical, Spring Awakening & Duncan Sheik, The Last Five Years, Next to Normal, Fun Home, The Pillowman, The 25th Putnam County Spelling Bee, Avenue Q, Spamalot, Chicago, Repo! The Genetic Rock Opera, Grey Gardens the musical, Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark, Julie Taymor, Big Money Hustlas and Rustlas, Sweeney Todd, Legally Blonde the Musical

This week we've got some more Gilmore Girls news(ish) for you; we discuss the brief return of Sandy Cohen's eyebrows to network TV; we deconstruct the genius that is Lin-Manuel Miranda's Hamilton; and revel in all the weird that's been happening in this season of Girls.

DAVEED DIGGS, a rapper, actor, and now Broadway star in Lin-Manuel Miranda's Hamilton, stopped by Employee of the Month at Joe's Pub to reveal why Diggs hated working at Pier 1. You'll get to hear him freestyle rapwith Jelly D. and Shockwave, who are both the MC's for Employee of the Month Show's house band, and bandmates of Daveed's in Freestyle Love Supreme. In this episode, which was taped live, you will also here Jelly D. and Daveed rap and Shockwave beatbox the Employee of the Month rap up as I give out awards to all of my guests from the live taping in May 2015 at Joe's Pub. To hear my conversations with those guests, The New York Times columnist Nick Kristof, Emmy nominee Anna Chlumsky, and soul singer Lee Fields, as well as Lee Fields singing, subscribe to Employee of the Month's podcast. This is part 1 of a two part interview with Daveed, who plays Jefferson and Lafayette in Hamilton on Broadway. Once you hear our interview, you'll know why he had enough swagger, drive, and talent to take on a...