Thespian Thoughts with Brenton & Mark: Recent Episodes

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Brenton & Mark are two thespians who just love talking about their favorite musicals, plays, and other theatre topics. Join Brenton & Mark as they share their thespian thoughts for the world to hear!

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Brenton and Mark share their thoughts on the iconic Arthur Miller play, Death of a Salesman.

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Brenton and Mark share their thoughts on the classic sci-fi musical dark comedy, Little Shop of Horrors.

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Brenton and Mark share their thoughts on the play adaption of the popular book, Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time.

Note: This episode is marked explicit for one-time explicit language.

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In the third bonus episode of the season, Brenton and Mark share their top five favorite composers and lyricists.

Music provided by Mixkit - "Cotton Candy" by Michael Ramir C. 

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Brenton and Mark discuss their thoughts on the musical Ragtime.

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Brenton & Mark are joined by Hollywood's Leading Success Coach, Erica Wernick! Join them as they talk about how to be successful in what seems to be an overly competitive world, what it takes to be successful in the world of the performing arts, and how you can achieve your dreams by checking out Erica's new book, Meant For This: The Mindset And Strategy To Achieve Your Most "Impossible" Dreams. 

Do you want this book? Click on the link to find out more information! http://www.hollywoodsuccesscoach.com/the-book

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Brenton and Mark discuss their thoughts on the Stephen Sondheim musical, Sunday in the Park with George.

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In the first bonus episode of Season 2, Brenton & Mark share their top 5 dream roles, 3 roles they'd love to play but will never be able to, and their dream shows. 

Music provided by Mixkit "Cotton Candy" by Michael Ramir C

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Brenton and Mark share their thoughts on the Neil Simon comedy classic, The Odd Couple.

Theme Music provided by MixKit - "Cotton Candy" by Michael Ramir C.

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Brenton and Mark are back to share their thespian thoughts! Join them on the season 2 premiere where they discuss their thoughts on the musical, Fiddler on the Roof.

Theme Music provided by Mixkit - "Cotton Candy" by Micheal Ramir C.

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In the season 1 finale, Brenton & Mark share their thoughts on their Top 5 shows they've performed in, plus Brenton & Mark reveal their Top 10 favorite musicals!

Due to current events, Brenton & Mark have recorded this episode in two different locations on two different recording devices which opens the door to technical difficulties.  Please be aware that while Thespian Thoughts is an amateur podcast production, this program strives to be the best it can be during these uncertain times.  Thank you for excusing any technical difficulties you may hear throughout the show; we appreciate our listeners!

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Join Brenton and Mark as they share their thespian thoughts on the Harvey Fierstein Tony award-winning musical!

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Join Brenton & Mark in another bonus episode covering the topic of the Top 10 High School Musical Productions, and also hear Brenton & Mark's top 3 underrated musicals! 

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Brenton and Mark share their thespian thoughts on the Mel Brooks musical comedy, The Producers!

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Brenton and Mark share their thespian thoughts on the smash-hit musical, Les Miserables!

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Join Brenton & Mark in the first bonus episode as they uncover their thoughts on the audition and rehearsal process of a show! Plus Brenton & Mark share their 3 guilty pleasure shows!

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Brenton and Mark share their thespian thoughts on the Tony award-winning musical, Avenue Q. 

Note: The episode is marked explicit due to themes/humor in the show.

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Brenton and Mark share their thespian thoughts on the Stephen Sondheim classic, Sweeney Todd The Demon Barber of Fleet Street in the first episode of the brand new podcast Thespian Thoughts with Brenton & Mark.

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The best place to talk about theatre! The brand new podcast airs on Saturday, February 15!