This weeks podcast has a great variety!  We’re diving into the lively world of musical theatre. The Dungarvan Junior Musical Society Stageschool takes centre stage with Seussical. Cast members Cian Lacey, Mai Veale, and Kyle Tutty join us for a chat. They share their excitement about playing some of Dr. Seuss’s famous characters. You’ll hear about their roles and the fun they have together. There’s a real sense of teamwork in the group. The cast can’t wait for the shows at Dungarvan Sports Centre. Mark your calendar for June 18th to 21st. It’s set to be a brilliant run.

Next, Pamela Harrison pops in to talk about a special concert. Christchurch Cathedral will host the Houston Chorale and Waterford Choral Friends this Sunday coming. Pamela leads the Irish side as conductor. Every cent raised goes to a great cause. Listen in for all the details.

We also hear from Ellen Harrison, a young playwright with big ideas. Her play “800” is part of StageMad’s “Five for 25.” Ellen brings a modern twist to the stage. She’s also Pamela’s daughter, so talent runs in the family.

To finish, Pamela shares memories from her teaching days. She’s just retired from De La Salle College after 33 years. We chat about her proud legacy and the impact she’s made.

Don’t miss this episode for music, stories, and inspiration. Subscribe for more chats and updates on Irish theatre.

This weeks podcast has a great variety! We’re diving into the lively world of musical theatre. The Dungarvan Junior Musical Society Stageschool takes centre stage with Seussical. Cast members Cian Lacey, Mai Veale, and Kyle Tutty join us for a chat. They share their excitement about playing some of Dr. Seuss’s famous characters. You’ll hear about their roles and the fun they have together. There’s a real sense of teamwork in the group. The cast can’t wait for the shows at Dungarvan Sports Centre. Mark your calendar for June 18th to 21st. It’s set to be a brilliant run.Next, Pamela Harrison pops in to talk about a special concert. Christchurch Cathedral will host the Houston Chorale and Waterford Choral Friends this Sunday coming. Pamela leads the Irish side as conductor. Every cent raised goes to a great cause. Listen in for all the details.We also hear from Ellen Harrison, a young playwright with big ideas. Her play “800” is part of StageMad’s “Five for 25.” Ellen brings a modern twist to the stage. She’s also Pamela’s daughter, so talent runs in the family.To finish, Pamela shares memories from her teaching days. She’s just retired from De La Salle College after 33 years. We chat about her proud legacy and the impact she’s made.Don’t miss this episode for music, stories, and inspiration. Subscribe for more chats and updates on Irish theatre.

Join Wayne Brown each Sunday for Showtime - the very best of music from the world of musicals and stage. Wayne brings his wealth of knowledge and experience of theatre to the radio waves and chats to people involved in the industry.

Join Wayne Brown each Sunday for Showtime - the very best of music from the world of musicals and stage. Wayne brings his wealth of knowledge and experience of theatre to the radio waves and chats to people involved in the industry.