• Episode #1: Kate Douglas (April 19) – Kicking off the season, we have the immensely talented Kate Douglas, known for her innovative storytelling in plays like The Apiary. Kate is sure to offer an inspiring start to the season.
• Episode #2: The Tony’s Episode (May 3) – The biggest night in theatre deserves its own episode! Join us for a Tony Awards special, where we’ll break down this year’s nominees and make our predictions for Broadway’s biggest celebration.
• Episode #3: Ian McWethy and Carrie McCrossen (May 17) – This dynamic duo, known for their popular high school plays like The Internet is Distract—Oh Look a Kitten! and Bad Auditions by Bad Actors, brings humor and heart to the stage and screen. Expect plenty of laughs and insights into their creative process!
• Episode #4: Anna Ziegler (May 31) – Playwright of acclaimed works like Photograph 51 and Actually, Anna Ziegler joins us to discuss her journey as a playwright and her latest works.
• Episode #5 & #5.5: John Cariani (June 14 & 18)- A double dose of John Cariani! Best known for his beloved play Almost, Maine, the celebrated playwright and actor will share stories from his career in both episodes, offering listeners a unique behind-the-scenes look at his creative life.
• Episode #6: Live from International Thespian Festival (June 23-27) – We’re taking The Scene Podcast on the road to the International Thespian Festival! Expect live interviews, performances, and stories from one of the most vibrant theatre events of the year.

• Episode #7: Ngozi Anyanwu (July 26) – Known for her powerful and thought-provoking works like Good Grief and The Homecoming Queen, Ngozi Anyanwu will discuss storytelling, representation, and her unique voice in contemporary theatre.
• Episode #8: Keenan Scott II (August 9) – A rising force in modern drama, best known for his Broadway debut play, Thoughts of a Colored Man, Keenan Scott II joins us to discuss his inspirations and path to success.
• Episode #9: Abe Koogler (August 16) – Celebrated for his witty and poignant plays like Fulfillment Center and Kill Floor, Abe Koogler brings his signature wit and depth to the conversation.
• Episode #10: James Ijames (August 23) – The Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright of Fat Ham and Kill Move Paradise will delve into his creative process and the power of storytelling.
• Episode #11: Jonathan Spector (September 6) – Known for his sharp social commentary in plays like the recent Broadway hit Eureka Day, Jonathan Spector discusses his approach to writing and crafting memorable stories.
• Episode #12: Madeline Sayet (September 20) – A passionate advocate for Indigenous storytelling, Madeline Sayet joins us to discuss her work in theatre, including Where We Belong, and her commitment to cultural representation.

• Episode #13: John Cameron Mitchell (October 4) – The legendary creator of Hedwig and the Angry Inch, John Cameron Mitchell, will talk about his groundbreaking career and his latest creative endeavors.
• Episode #14: Kaela Mei-Shing Garvin (October 18) – An exciting new voice in the theatre world, known for works like Tiger Style! and The Caregiver, Kaela Mei-Shing Garvin will discuss her multifaceted career and upcoming projects.
• Episode #15: Tracy Wells (November 1) – Tracy Wells will share her journey as a storyteller, teacher, and theatre maker, offering inspiration to theatre educators everywhere.

With this incredible lineup, The Scene Podcast is set to be your go-to for behind-the-scenes stories, insights from theatre’s brightest minds, and a celebration of storytelling in all its forms. Make sure to subscribe and tune in.

New episodes start next Saturday, April 19th! The Scene Podcast is available on Apple, Spotify, Goodpods, Amazon Music, and YouTube. If you missed any of season 1, catch up today!