This podcast from Music Theatre of Madison is a virtual workshop of a new musical by Jennifer Hedstrom and Karen Saari, telling the story of 1880s journalist Nelie Bly and her infiltration of an asylum. Experience the musical, professionally recorded and performed in its current draft, hear about its creation, and learn how to share your thoughts with the writers in preparation for a full production in 2021. Part history lesson, part artistic discussion, part audio drama, and part creative exchange, this five-episode podcast is certain to spark your mind and heart.
Ten Days In A Madhouse: The Workshop Podcast
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This podcast from Music Theatre of Madison is a virtual workshop of a new musical by Jennifer Hedstrom and Karen Saari, telling the story of 1880s journalist Nelie Bly and her infiltration of an asylum. Experience the musical, professionally recorded and performed in its current draft, hear about its creation, and learn how to share your thoughts with the writers in preparation for a full production in 2021. Part history lesson, part artistic discussion, part audio drama, and part creative exchange, this five-episode podcast is certain to spark your mind and heart.
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October 19, 2020
What We Learned
<p>After working diligently on an audio musical, studying the text, spending lots of time in discussions, and hearing feedback from audiences, Karen, Jennifer, and Meghan talk about the experience and reflect on what worked and what they'd like to work on as TEN DAYS IN A MADHOUSE moves to full production. </p> <p>Thank you to all who helped us along this journey! We so appreciate you! If you think of things you want to share with us, feel free to send them to mrandolph@mtmadison.com or send them via the form on our website!</p>
October 3, 2020
Episode 5: Diving in with distinguished guests!
<p>We've brought together three pros to give us their input on TEN DAYS IN A MADHOUSE: Nathan Fosbinder (MFA graduate of the NYU Musical Theatre Writing Program, composer of MTM's Hephaestus), Tamara Brognano (phenomenal local performer and musician, Four Seasons Theatre's Outreach Director), and Rachel Lynett (Founder and Artistic Director of the new Rachel Lynett Theatre Company, nationally-produced and award-winning playwright.) We pick their brains on what they thought of the show and discuss their thoughts on moving forward to the next stage...with lots of laughs and support along the way! </p>
August 21, 2020
Episode 4: TEN DAYS IN A MADHOUSE, Act Two
<p>A professionally recorded audio presentation of the show in its current draft. In this episode, Act Two! </p> <p>Nellie soothes the women with music, A seemingly silent Mrs. Freeman lets us gives a glimpse into her mind. Sarah Fishbaum shares her sexy and hilarious philosophy on life, Tillie gets sicker, Nurse Grupe loses her cool, and a surprise guest arrives at the asylum. Later, Nellie tells the stories of what she saw, and change begins. </p> <p>Water splash and gavel sound effects from www.zapsplat.com.</p>
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