The Odd Theatre Company
The Oddcast - Ireland's Musical Theatre Podcast
The Oddcast, by The Odd Theatre Company, is Ireland's musical theatre podcast. The show brings you news and opinion on the latest developments in the world of professional musical theatre, and Ireland's musical theatre scene. The Oddcast is presented by Cian O'Dowd, Daniel Ryan, and Adam Trundle.
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Episodes
God, I Hope I Get It (The AIMS Awards Nominations Special) 25.05.2020 37:09
Cian and Daniel dissect the nominations for the Association of Irish Musical Societies Awards, examining the event's big winners.
Science Fiction/Double Feature 11.05.2020 1:05:14
Cian, Dan, and Adam chat to Ashley Doran about bringing cinema to life on stage, look at some unsung heroes, and ask what silver screen gems Broadway should get its claws into next.
Wide Open Two Metre Spaces 26.04.2020 1:04:40
Cian, Daniel, and Adam chat to Bronwyn Andrews on the closure of shows, explore the weird and wonderful Drama Desk Award nominations, and play Bill Clinton Swag.
You Will Be Founded 12.04.2020 54:53
Cian, Dan, and Adam ask what Alan Menken is up to, give the latest news on the AIMS Awards, and chat to Chris Corroon about founding Mullingar and District Musical Society, before letting you know what they've been listening to on lockdown.
The Show Must (Not) Go On 29.03.2020 43:32
Safely recording in their homes, Cian, Daniel, and Adam discuss the fate of the AIMS Awards, Broadway HD, and staying sane in isolation.
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