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Columns and Features present a sometimes more in-depth look at the sector, and many times a more personal look by the Associate Producers of Stage Door Live and our news writers.
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Why hello! It’s been a while…
From archival posts, online theatre highlights, and some good old fashioned silliness, the Sparkles are back!
Opinion: Risk
(The following The Last Word appeared on Episode 25 of Stage Door Live on 19 May 2021.) Risk.…
Reeling in the Streams: Irish Born Musical Theatre
What better way to distract lift spirits than some jazz hands, a tap number and of course, confetti canons. Recent years have seen some amazing work coming from Irish creators and I thought it was about time we celebrated that.
Tickling the Ivories
This week's Sparkles include lovely livestream options, an incredible line-up from Irish National Opera an the 5 year celebration of Waking the Feminists
Are you scared yet?
Our Social Media Manager, Abbie shares a few tricks and treats from her week, including the true origin of ghosts and some quick wit on Twitter.
Reeling in the Streams: Mad, Bad & Dangerous
Over the next few weeks I will be taking a look at some of the best episodes and interviews from Stage Door Live. I am going to direct your attention to Episode 19, and Mad, Bad and Dangerous.
Sometimes it’s the little things.
Our Social Media Manager brings you her sparkles of the week, including a Broadway belter, rumours about Fungi, and a bit of naseau from the one and only James Joyce.
Beyond the Pale: The Four Faced Liar
There is something inherently comforting and enticing for me about an audio broadcast. It gives you the opportunity to lose yourself in the story through your own imagination.
Streaming sites for theatre lovers
Watching a theatre performance is not the same when you watch it from home but right now it’s not like we have many other options.
The News That…Wouldn’t Have Made It? Vol. II
Our News Producer Hillary Dziminski looks at the industry news that probably wouldn't have made Stage Door Live, but it's important.