The Backstage Show

Mini: Post-Show Game

In this theatre-centric “minisode” from That’s Our Show Glen plays a quick game to help discuss his recent endeavor directing the stage play Dial “M” for Murder at The Barley Sheaf Players.

New Podcast Promo

We don’t have a new episode of The Backstage Show for you (yet), but we are happy to announce our new upcoming podcast, That’s Our Show! Listen to this promo for details, including games, discussions, scripted content, and more. We look forward to being back on the airwaves this summer!

100 Curtain Call — 100th Episode Retrospective

We did it!! In this episode, Glen and Jim look back on 100 episodes of The Backstage Show. After more than three years, they discuss how things started, how they’re ending, and where they go from here. Thanks so much to all the listeners who made this milestone possible! Connect with us:Visit us on our website at http://backstage.linkView our Facebook account at @TheBackstagePodE-mail us at podcast@backstage.linkCall or text message us at +1-267-225-8869 Music:“The Backstage Show Theme (Vocal Version)”Written by James P. Balcerek (http://jimbalcerek.com)Performed by The World’s Least Dangerous Band “Backstage Show Shuffle”Written and performed by James P. Balcerekhttp:/jimbalcerek.com “Farewellerman”Traditional Music from Wellerman, Lyrics by Glen Eric ReedPerformed by Glen and Jim

99 Onstage vs. Backstage

In this, the penultimate episode, Jim and Glen respond to some listener feedback and address the age-new question: Which is better, working onstage or backstage? With their combined experience, they finally come to a definitely definitive conclusion that you’ll have to hear to believe! Or maybe they don’t! I mean, really, does anyone read these descriptions anyway? Also, blah blah website, backstage.link, and blah blah voicemail or text, 267-225-8869, or don’t, whatever. I’m not your mom.

98 Costumes, Makeup, and Props (Oh My)

In this episode, Glen and Jim squeeze in a few important topics that have been on their radar for a while: costumes, makeup, and props. Discover why these are essential elements of any production… and possibly why they haven’t been covered in a previous episode! As always, you can contact us or listen to past episodes at our website, backstage.link. Also, leave us a voicemail at 267-225-8869, and you’re guaranteed that your voicemail will be featured on one of our remaining shows!