Over five years ago, I started podcasting.  And it instantly allowed me to connect with more theatergoers than ever.  I thought it might be a fad.  But nope.  (Clubhouse – now that’s a fad.)

Podcasts are here to stay.  In fact, I not only host my own, but I also listen to about a dozen, on all sorts of subjects that I want to improve in my life . . . from golf to parenting to investing in real estate (gotta do something a little less risky than the theater to keep myself diversified, right?).

Because they’ve been so helpful to me, and because I’ve gotten great feedback on my podcast, I charged my team at The TheaterMakers Studio to start one as well!

This one has a very clear and specific focus.

It’s a podcast solely for people who want to make theater.  It’s . . . well . . . The TheaterMakers Podcast!

So if you’re a writer, producer, director who wants specific, actionable tips and strategies on how you can make more theater, better theater, and make it all more efficiently (translation – cheaper and faster), then this podcast is for you.  

Upcoming episodes include info on:

• How to obtain the rights to a novel, movie or song catalog
• Creating a memorable elevator pitch
• Fighting writer’s block
• Writing a one-person show and why everyone should have one
• The different types of Broadway producers and how to decide who is best for you
• And more!

New episodes will debut every Tuesday at 9am ET/6am PT.

You can subscribe now to The TheaterMakers Podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google and everywhere podcasts are available.

Listen to the trailer here and the first episode here.

Enjoy it . . .