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My Phantom Memory with Scott Mikita

Society EN ↓ 4 episodes

In 2023, Broadway’s longest-running show, The Phantom of the Opera, closed for good. The final performance was mourned by theatre fans everywhere, but few were more affected than the people behind the curtain.“My Phantom Memory” tells the story of Scott Mikita, a swing actor who performed in the show for over twenty years. As dressing rooms empty and the final performances draw near, anxious questions arise: What’s going to happen to all this? What did this all mean? After 20 years in the same gig, what is next for me? An intimate, immersive portrait of the actor’s life from filmmaker Mark Blu...

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Silver Podcast Network

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Society

Podcast website

redcircle.com

Latest episode

Mar 26, 2026

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Episodes

Ep. 3: “The Music of the Night” 26.03.2026

The show closes amidst a surreal media frenzy, and Scott enters into the uncertain world of virtual auditions as a 57-year-old actor.

Ep. 2: “These Things Do Happen” 19.03.2026

As the actors begin emptying their dressing rooms, Scott describes what raising his kids was like while on a theatre actor’s unusual schedule.

Ep. 1: “A Little Illumination” 12.03.2026

Scott takes us through a typical day as a swing actor at the Majestic Theatre as he begins to feel the effects of the show’s imminent closing.

TRAILER: My Phantom Memory 26.02.2026

The final days of the longest-running show on Broadway, as told by one of its longest-running cast members.

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