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Send a text This month on Playbills and Popcorn, we’re decking the halls and settling the debate once and for all: What is the best holiday musical? From timeless nostalgia to modern reinvention, we pit four of our favorites head to head— White Christmas, Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer, Santa Claus is Coming to Town and Spirited — and break down what actually defines a “holiday musical.” ⭐ Rate & review the show — it helps more theatre and movie lovers find us Fair Use Disclaimer This episode contains brief clips from copyrighted works used for the purposes of commentary, criticism, and discussion. All rights belong to their respective owners. These clips are used in accordance with fair use principles and are not intended to infringe on copyright. Please seek out the original media in the format it is intended to be enjoyed.  Films & Trailers White Christmas (1954)-Clips and Songs © Paramount PicturesRudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer (1964)-Clips and Songs © Rankin/Bass ProductionsSanta Claus Is Comin’ to Town (1970)-Clips and Songs © Rankin/Bass ProductionsSpirited (2022)-Clips and Songs © Apple Original FilmsScrooged (1988)-Clip © Columbia Pictures Industries, Inc.Original Music Credits Theme Song: "Playbills and Popcorn" Written and composed by Caeden Schlosser“Hope’s Trivia” Musical Theme: Music by Caeden Schlosser Vocals by Garett Taketa"Fight Song" Remix by Garett TaketaTheme Instrumental Music: "Playbills and Popcorn Instrumental" Composed by Caeden Schlosser

Send a text We’re traveling down the yellow brick road to debate the best Wizard of Oz adaptation! From the glitz of The Wiz to the magic of Oz the Great and Powerful, the dark twists of Tin Man, and Todrick Hall’s dazzling Straight Outta Oz, we’re weighing which version truly captures the heart of Oz. Join us for laughs, opinions, and a few unexpected detours along the way! Fair Use Disclaimer This episode contains brief clips from copyrighted works used for the purposes of commentary, criticism, and discussion. All rights belong to their respective owners. These clips are used in accordance with fair use principles and are not intended to infringe on copyright. Films & Trailers Oz the Great and Powerful — Trailer and clips. Walt Disney Pictures, 2013.The Wiz — Trailer, Music and clips. Universal Pictures, 1978.The Interview — Clip. Columbia Pictures / Sony Pictures Entertainment, 2015.Shrek — Clip. DreamWorks Animation, 2001.Shrek 2 — Clip. DreamWorks Animation, 2004.Television Series Tin Man — Trailer and series clips. Sci-Fi Channel (Syfy), 2007.Oz — “Franklin Winthrop Meets Big Clarence” clip from Season 4, Episode 1 (“A C**k and Balls Story”). HBO, 2000.New Girl — Clips from Season 1, Episode 12 (“Tomatoes”) and Season 3, Episode 10 (“Thanksgiving III”). Fox / 20th Television, 2011–2018.SpongeBob SquarePants — “Five Minutes Later” and “A Million, Zillion, Kajillion Times Later” clips. Nickelodeon, 1999–present.Music & Albums Todrick Hall — Straight Outta Oz (Standard and Deluxe Edition) music and trailer clips. Todrick Hall / Forbidden Entertainment, 2016–2018.Original Music Credits Theme Song: "Playbills and Popcorn" Written and composed by Caeden Schlosser“Hope’s Trivia” Musical Theme: Written and composed by Caeden SchlosserTheme Instrumental Music: "Playbills and Popcorn Instrumental" Composed by Caeden SchlosserGame Show Instrumental Track: Composed by Joaquin H.

Send a text We're back!!! It's been about 4 years and there have been so many changes. In our lives and in the podcast. Introducing our new addition, Hope, who married our resident crazy guy, Garett. We kick off this new season (in celebration of the spooky season) with our brand new discussion format asking the question: Can a musical actually scare you? This episode, we dive into the eerie, bloody, and surprisingly melodic world of horror and musicals. From Sweeney Todd’s chilling harmonies to Sinners haunting use of blues and folk music, we explore how music and fear play so well together — and why the scariest moments aren’t always what you expect. Our discussion ranges far and wide: -Why are fear and melody a perfect pair? -What makes Sweeney Todd a horror musical classic? -How do Sinners and Smile 2 blur the line between musical and nightmare? -Why is Oklahoma!’s Dream Ballet still unsettling decades later? -Has our nostalgia gone dark ?— Anastasia, Willy Wonka, and Beetlejuice -What musical moments tickle the tension?  Quick heads-up — about 30 minutes into this episode, we switch to backup audio for a bit cause we lost our main audio. You’ll hear a change in quality. Apologies if the shift bothers you, it definitely bothered our editor. Thanks for your understanding.  All clips and music used in this episode are copyrighted material. They are included for commentary, criticism, and educational purposes only. No copyright infringement is intended, and all rights remain with the original creators and copyright holders. Specific sources are credited throughout the episode and in the show notes. Clips and references used (with copyright):  The Office — “Sweeney Todd” episode (© NBCUniversal/Peacock)Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street (2007) (© Warner Bros. Pictures/DreamWorks; short clips for commentary under fair use) YouTube: WILLY WONKA-recut horror trailer (© Logan Rouse; credited with commentary/fair use ) Sinners — “Rocky Road to Dublin” & Miles Caton’s “Somebody Save Me” (© Sony Masterworks & Sony Classical Records; brief clips used under commentary/fair use) Smile 2 — “New Brain” & closet scene (© Paramount Pictures; brief transformative clips and commentary)Oklahoma! — Dream Ballet sequence (© Rodgers & Hammerstein Organization; used for commentary)Beetlejuice: The Musical — Opening number (BroadwayWorld recording; © Warner Bros. Theatre Ventures/Ghostlight Records) Saw — Reveal theme & closing seconds of first film (© Lionsgate;) Anastasia — “In the Dark of the Night” & Bartok clip (© 20th Century Studios/Disney)Royalty-Free / Copyright-Free Music Halloween Orchestra – Creepy by Infraction (royalty-free; used for transitions/background)Play With Me by Myuu (royalty-free; used for transitions/background)Halloween Spooky Town by WaveBeatsMusic (royalty-free; used for transitions/background)

Send a text Welcome to Playbills and Popcorn where we pick apart pieces from the stage and screen. We’re ending Spooky October with the hilariously grotesque EVIL DEAD.  In 1981, Sam Raimi made quite the impression with his inaugural feature film EVIL DEAD.  In 2003 a musical parody would be mounted for the stage and both would go down in cult classics history.  It also happens to be Adam's favorite movie franchise outside of Star Wars, we're taking a look at the EVIL DEAD.   Follow us on: IG-@playnpoppodcast FB-Like our Page  YT-please like and subscribe….if you want.  Original Songs: Playbills and Popcorn Opening Theme by Caeden O’Neill Playbills and Popcorn Closing Theme by Caeden O’Neill Playbills and Popcorn Underscore  by Caeden O’Neill  Follow Caeden on IG @caeden.oneill And get pieces for yourself from Caeden on Fiverr MUSIC AND FOOTAGE USED  IS NOT MEANT TO INFRINGE ON COPYRIGHT.  UNDER Section 107 of the Copyright Act  MUSIC AND CLIPS ARE USED UNDER FAIR USE FOR CRITICISM AND EDUCATION . PLEASE EMAIL [email protected]  IF YOU HAVE A DISPUTE . PLEASE SUPPORT THESE CREATORS: EVIL DEAD THE MUSICAL ORIGINAL CAST RECORDING MUSIC: Christopher Bond, Frank Cipolla, Melissa Morris, George Reinblatt LYRICS: George Reinblatt BOOK: George Reinblatt DISTRIBUTED BY:  Time Life FOOTAGE USED FROM "EVIL DEAD"(1981), "EVIL DEAD 2"(1987), "ARMY OF DARKNESS" (1992) DIRECTED BY: Sam Raimi WRITTEN BY: Sam Raimi, Scott Spiegel PRODUCED BY: Renaissance Pictures DISTRIBUTED BY: New Line Cinema (EVIL DEAD), Rosebud Relasing Company (EVIL DEAD 2), UNIVERSAL (ARMY OF DARKNESS) COPYRIGHT FREE MUSIC Play With Me by myuu: https://soundcloud.com/myuu/play-with-me Creative Commons — Attribution 3.0 Unported— CC BY 3.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/... Music provided by Free Vibes: https://goo.gl/NkGhTg Spook1,2,3 by PeriTune https://soundcloud.com/sei_peridot/spook Licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/... --------------------------------------------

Send a text “In these dangerous times, where it seems that the world is ripping apart at the seams, we all can learn how to survive from those who stare death squarely in the face every day and [we] should reach out to each other and bond as a community, rather than hide from the terrors of life at the end of the millennium." -Jonathan Larson Welcome to Playbills and Popcorn where we pick apart pieces from the stage and screen. We’re  celebrating Garett's Birthday!!! To celebrate we're looking at one of Garett's favorite shows, RENT.    This Tony and Pulitzer prize winning musical had a film adaptation in 2005 converting many who were unaware of Jonathan Larson's broadway smash.  we're talking all things RENT because Garett doesn't like talking about himself.   *episode note*: apologies to DAPHNE Rubin-Vega. Garett mispoke and said Alexa Rubin-Vega in the episode. Follow us on: IG-@playnpoppodcast FB-Like our Page  YT-please like and subscribe….if you want.  Original Songs: Playbills and Popcorn Opening Theme by Caeden O’Neill Playbills and Popcorn Closing Theme by Caeden O’Neill Playbills and Popcorn Underscore  by Caeden O’Neill  Follow Caeden on IG @caeden.oneill And get pieces for yourself from Caeden on Fiverr MUSIC AND FOOTAGE USED  IS NOT MEANT TO INFRINGE ON COPYRIGHT.  UNDER Section 107 of the Copyright Act  MUSIC AND CLIPS ARE USED UNDER FAIR USE FOR CRITICISM AND EDUCATION . PLEASE EMAIL [email protected]  IF YOU HAVE A DISPUTE . PLEASE SUPPORT THESE CREATORS: footage used from "RENT" (2005) DIRECTED BY:  Chris Colombus SCREENPLAY BY: Stephen Chbosky DISTRIBUTED BY: Sony Pictures  MUSIC BY: Jonathan Larson ORIGINAL BROOADWAY CAST ALBUM (1996) MUSIC BY: Jonathan Larson LABEL: Dreamworks PRODUCER(s): Arif Mardin, Steve Skinner RENT MOTION PICTURE SOUNTRACK (2005) MUSIC BY: Jonathan Larson LABEL: Warner Bros. PRODUCER: Rob Cavallo COPYRIGHT FREE MUSIC USED

Send a text Welcome to Playbills and Popcorn where we pick apart pieces from the stage and screen. We’re well into this Spooky October with the timeless classic LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS.  A movie that brought together Alan Menken, Jim Henson, Frank Oz and a star srudded cast bringing this cult musical to the silver screen. A crazy romp through Skid Row complete with Urchins, a crazy shop and a killer plant  Join Adam, Alyssa, and Garett as they gush over the amazing, LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS.   Follow us on: IG-@playnpoppodcast FB-Like our Page  YT-please like and subscribe….if you want.  Original Songs: Playbills and Popcorn Opening Theme by Caeden O’Neill Playbills and Popcorn Closing Theme by Caeden O’Neill Playbills and Popcorn Underscore  by Caeden O’Neill  Follow Caeden on IG @caeden.oneill And get pieces for yourself from Caeden on Fiverr MUSIC AND FOOTAGE USED  IS NOT MEANT TO INFRINGE ON COPYRIGHT.  UNDER Section 107 of the Copyright Act  MUSIC AND CLIPS ARE USED UNDER FAIR USE FOR CRITICISM AND EDUCATION . PLEASE EMAIL [email protected]  IF YOU HAVE A DISPUTE . PLEASE SUPPORT THESE CREATORS: LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS (1986) MUSIC BY: Alan Menken and Miles Goodman (score) SCREENPLAY BY: Howard Ashman DIRECTED BY: Frank Oz DISTRIBUTED BY:  The Geffen Company LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS BROADWAY MUSICAL (2003) MUSIC BY: Alan Menken LYRICS BY: Howard Ashman BOOK BY: Howard Ashman RENT (2005) MUSIC BY: Johnathan Larson LYRICS BY: Johnathan Larson COPYRIGHT FREE MUSIC USED Music by Giorgio Di Campo for FreeSound Music http://freesoundmusic.eu https://www.facebook.com/freemusicfor... https://youtube.com/freesoundmusic

Send a text Welcome to Playbills and Popcorn where we pick apart pieces from the stage and screen. We’re kicking off Spooky October with the disturbingly hilarious BEETLEJUICE.  Seeming to be the black cat of Broadway falling on hard luck only to land on their feet this show has nine lives. A fun and comical look at the afterlife and the crazy characters that lay within.  Tim Burton’s classic vision marrying the macabre and whimsy into his 1988 movie and brought to life on Broadway in 2018, we love BEETLEJUICE. Follow us on: IG-@playnpoppodcast FB-Like our Page  YT-please like and subscribe….if you want.  Original Songs: Playbills and Popcorn Opening Theme by Caeden O’Neill Playbills and Popcorn Closing Theme by Caeden O’Neill Playbills and Popcorn Underscore  by Caeden O’Neill  Follow Caeden on IG @caeden.oneill And get pieces for yourself from Caeden on Fiverr MUSIC AND FOOTAGE USED  IS NOT MEANT TO INFRINGE ON COPYRIGHT.  UNDER Section 107 of the Copyright Act  MUSIC AND CLIPS ARE USED UNDER FAIR USE FOR CRITICISM AND EDUCATION . PLEASE EMAIL [email protected]  IF YOU HAVE A DISPUTE . PLEASE SUPPORT THESE CREATORS: FOOTAGE USED FROM "BEETLEJUICE" (1988) SCREENPLAY  BY: Michael McDowell and Warren Skaaren STORY BY: Michael McDowell and Larry Wilson DIRECTED BY: Tim Burton MUSIC BY: Danny Elfman PRODUCTION: The Geffen Company BEETLEJUICE (CARTOON SERIES 1989-1991) CREATED BY: Tim Burton MUSIC BY:  Danny Elfman BEETLEJUICE THE MUSICAL MUSICAL MUSICAL MUSIC AND LYRICS: Eddie Perfect BOOK: Scott Brown and Anthony King SCHITT'S CREEK CREATED BY: Eugene Levy and Dan Levy We love you Catherine O'Hara "LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS" BY: Alan Menken and Howard Ashman COPYRIGHT FREE MUSIC USED Play With Me by myuu: https://soundcloud.com/myuu/play-with-me Creative Commons — Attribution 3.0 Unported— CC BY 3.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/... Music provided by Free Vibes: https://goo.gl/NkGhTg Spook1,2,3 by PeriTune https://soundcloud.com/sei_peridot/spook Licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/... --------------------------------------------

Send a text Welcome to Playbills and Popcorn where we pick apart pieces from the stage and screen. We’re finishing our one and only Disney show for Disney month witn THE LION KING.  One of the most amazing theatrical experiences and the gem of the Disney renaissance.  An important production for diversity on the broadway stage and music that has shaped a generation. Sharpen your claws for the iconic THE LION KING.   Follow us on: IG-@playnpoppodcast FB-Like our Page  YT-please like and subscribe….if you want.  Original Songs: Playbills and Popcorn Opening Theme by Caeden O’Neill Playbills and Popcorn Closing Theme by Caeden O’Neill Playbills and Popcorn Underscore  by Caeden O’Neill  Follow Caeden on IG @caeden.oneill And get pieces for yourself from Caeden on Fiverr MUSIC AND FOOTAGE USED  IS NOT MEANT TO INFRINGE ON COPYRIGHT.  UNDER Section 107 of the Copyright Act  MUSIC AND CLIPS ARE USED UNDER FAIR USE FOR CRITICISM AND EDUCATION . PLEASE EMAIL [email protected]  IF YOU HAVE A DISPUTE . PLEASE SUPPORT THESE CREATORS: Footage of The Lion King DIRECTED BY: Roger Allers & Rob Minkoff MUSIC BY: Elton John LYRICS BY: Tim Rice DISTRIBUTED BY: The Walt Disney Company The Lion King the Musical DIRECTED BY: Julie Taymor MUSIC BY: Elton John LYRICS BY: Tim Rice  ADDITIONAL SONGS BY: : Hans Zimmer, Lebo M, Tsidii Le Loka, Mark Mancina, Jay Rifkin, Mark Mancina, Robert Elhai CD DISTRIBUTED BY: The Walt Disney Company OTHER MUSIC USED: COPYRIGHT FREE MUSIC BY  Kevin Macleod “HAPPY, HAPPY GAME SHOW” BY: KEVIN MACLEOD

Send a text “The best laid plans of mice and men Oft go awry” Robert Burns 1785 Welcome to Playbills and Popcorn where we pick apart pieces from the stage and screen. We’re celebrating Adam’s birthday week with his favorite show to perform, Of Mice and Men.  The show which brought us all together. Our best laid plans to release a weekly episode is back on schedule and what a show to bring us back. We’re taking a look at the 1992 film adaptation, the 2014 Broadway revival and talking about our favorite moments from our production.  Did we mention we have our friend and former castmate Amanda Hurst.   Follow us on: IG-@playnpoppodcast FB-Like our Page  YT-please like and subscribe….if you want.  Original Songs: Playbills and Popcorn Opening Theme by Caeden O’Neill Playbills and Popcorn Closing Theme by Caeden O’Neill Playbills and Popcorn Underscore  by Caeden O’Neill  Follow Caeden on IG @caeden.oneill And get pieces for yourself from Caeden on Fiverr MUSIC AND FOOTAGE USED  IS NOT MEANT TO INFRINGE ON COPYRIGHT.  UNDER Section 107 of the Copyright Act  MUSIC AND CLIPS ARE USED UNDER FAIR USE FOR CRITICISM AND EDUCATION . PLEASE EMAIL [email protected]  IF YOU HAVE A DISPUTE . PLEASE SUPPORT THESE CREATORS: "OF MICE AND MEN" (1992) Director: GARY SINISE Producer: GARY SINISE Distribution: MGM "OF MICE AND MEN" (1939) Director: LEWIS MILESTONE Producer: LEWIS MILESTONE Distribution: UNITED ARTISTS OTHER MUSIC USED:  COPYRIGHT FREE MUSIC Creative Commons — Attribution 3.0 Unported— CC BY 3.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/... Music provided by FreeMusic109 https://youtube.com/FreeMusic109

Send a text Welcome to Playbills and Popcorn where we pick apart pieces from the stage and screen. This episode we're seeing red as we take a look at a film classic and a stage production that was a disastrous flop in its original run. This surprisingly heart warming musical based a movie that broke new ground in horror. We're looking at 1976's Carrie and its 2012 stage musical counterpart.   Follow us on: IG-@playnpoppodcast FB-Like our Page  YT-please like and subscribe….if you want.  Original Songs: Playbills and Popcorn Opening Theme by Caeden O’Neill Playbills and Popcorn Closing Theme by Caeden O’Neill Playbills and Popcorn Underscore  by Caeden O’Neill  Follow Caeden on IG @caeden.oneill And get pieces for yourself from Caeden on Fiverr MUSIC AND FOOTAGE USED  IS NOT MEANT TO INFRINGE ON COPYRIGHT.  UNDER Section 107 of the Copyright Act  MUSIC AND CLIPS ARE USED UNDER FAIR USE FOR CRITICISM AND EDUCATION . PLEASE EMAIL [email protected]  IF YOU HAVE A DISPUTE . PLEASE SUPPORT THESE CREATORS: CARRIE THE MUSICAL PREMIERE CAST RECORDING Music: Michael Gore Lyrics: Dean Pritchard Book: Lawrence Cohen Album Produced by Ghostlight Records CARRIE (1976) Director: Brian De Palma Screenplay: Lawrence Cohen Distributed by: United Artists Music by: Pino Donaggio OTHER MUSIC Background tracks provided by Youtube Audio

Send a text Welcome to Playbills and Popcorn where we pick apart pieces from the stage and screen.  We're moving onto month 3 and looking back at the last 9 episodes.  Its a one person party with Garett as he runs through the fun facts he found out while editing the episodes.  Thank you to our listeners who have been tuning in for each episode.  We try to be as accurate as possible.  Follow us on: IG-@playnpoppodcast FB-Like our Page  YT-please like and subscribe….if you want.  Original Songs: Playbills and Popcorn Opening Theme by Caeden O’Neill Playbills and Popcorn Closing Theme by Caeden O’Neill Playbills and Popcorn Underscore  by Caeden O’Neill  Follow Caeden on IG @caeden.oneill And get pieces for yourself from Caeden on Fiverr MUSIC AND FOOTAGE USED  IS NOT MEANT TO INFRINGE ON COPYRIGHT.  UNDER Section 107 of the Copyright Act  MUSIC AND CLIPS ARE USED UNDER FAIR USE FOR CRITICISM AND EDUCATION . PLEASE EMAIL [email protected]  IF YOU HAVE A DISPUTE . "YOU'RE MAKING MY DREAMS COME TRUE" By: Hall and Oates "YOU'RE WELCOME" from West End Production of Heathers the Musical "WHEN I CLIMB TO THE TOP OF MOUNT ROCK" From Original Broadway Cast Recording PLEASE SUPPORT THESE CREATORS: ARIES BEATS 80’S PLAYLIST: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCVz37WOEw1mPyIpx8xPHBmg HADDONFIELD HORROR By: White Bat Audio RockSounds: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDCr... 80's playlist Music provided by White Bat Audio FREESOUND MUSIC  BY Giorgio Di Campo FIFE AND DRUM MUSIC OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION VOL. 1 By: The Company of Military Historians Geo P. Carroll “ VENICE BEACH”  by Topher Mohr and Alex Elena

Send a text Welcome to Playbills and Popcorn where we pick apart pieces from the stage and screen. Today’s episode we’re taking a look at the rocking and hilarious Jack Black’s SCHOOL OF ROCK from 2003.  Filled with classic rock and heart-warming moments. This gave way to Andrew Lloyd Webber’s 2014 stage adaptation. This one was so much fun to record. Join Adam, Alyssa and Garett as they "stick it to the man"  and see "where did the rock go?" with this Jack Black classic.  Follow us on: IG-@playnpoppodcast FB-Like our Page  YT-please like and subscribe….if you want.  Original Songs: Playbills and Popcorn Opening Theme by Caeden O’Neill Playbills and Popcorn Closing Theme by Caeden O’Neill Playbills and Popcorn Underscore  by Caeden O’Neill  Follow Caeden on IG @caeden.oneill And get pieces for yourself from Caeden on Fiverr MUSIC AND FOOTAGE USED  IS NOT MEANT TO INFRINGE ON COPYRIGHT.  UNDER Section 107 of the Copyright Act  MUSIC AND CLIPS ARE USED UNDER FAIR USE FOR CRITICISM AND EDUCATION . PLEASE EMAIL [email protected]  IF YOU HAVE A DISPUTE . PLEASE SUPPORT THESE CREATORS: SCHOOL OF ROCK MUSICAL BROADWAY CAST RECORDING Music: Andrew Lloyd Webber Lyrics: Glen Slater Book: Julian Fellowes Distributed by:  Warner Bros. Records  Footage used of SCHOOL OF ROCK  movie Written by: Mike White Directed  by: Richard Linklater Distributed by: Paramount Pictures OTHER MUSIC USED: UPBEAT ROCK Licensed through: Sounddotcom Transaction Id: 1057271 Metal playlist Music provided  BY: Best NCS channel on Youtube ROYATY FREE MUSIC #293 BY: TechnoAxe “HAPPY, HAPPY GAME SHOW” BY: KEVIN MACLEOD

Send a text Welcome to Playbills and Popcorn where we pick apart pieces from the stage and screen. Today’s episode we’re taking a look at a story that holds a special place in many of our hearts.  A story about a precocious little girl who uses the power of her mind and her inner strength to overcome life’s adversity. Also she has telekinesis.  We’re looking at the 1996 movie and the 2010 musical adaptation of Roald Dahl’s, Matilda.  Join these “revolting” hosts: Adam, Alyssa and Garett as they get a bit “naughty” and explore the world of this classic story.  Follow us on: IG-@playnpoppodcast FB-Like our Page  YT-please like and subscribe….if you want.  Original Songs: Playbills and Popcorn Opening Theme by Caeden O’Neill Playbills and Popcorn Closing Theme by Caeden O’Neill Playbills and Popcorn Underscore  by Caeden O’Neill  Follow Caeden on IG @caeden.oneill And get pieces for yourself from Caeden on Fiverr MUSIC AND FOOTAGE USED  IS NOT MEANT TO INFRINGE ON COPYRIGHT.  COPYRIGHTED MUSIC AND CLIPS ARE USED UNDER FAIR USE FOR CRITICISM AND EDUCATION . PLEASE EMAIL [email protected]  IF YOU HAVE A DISPUTE . PLEASE SUPPORT THESE CREATORS: MATILDA MUSICAL LONDON CAST RECORDING Music: Tim Minchin Book: Dennis Kelly Distributed by:   Footage used of MATILDA movie Written by:Daniel Waters Screenplay: Nicholas Kazan and Robin Swicord Based on the novel by Roald Dahl OTHER MUSIC USED: “SEND ME ON MY WAY” By Rusted Roots “ PAYDAY”  by Jason Farnham “SPRING IN MY STEP”  by Silent Partner “SAFETY NET”  by Riot “BLUE SKIES”  by Silent Partner “BIKE RIDES” by The Green Orbs “ VENICE BEACH”  by Topher Mohr and Alex Elena “HAPPY, HAPPY GAME SHOW” by: KEVIN MACLEOD

Send a text Welcome to Playbills and Popcorn where we pick apart pieces from the stage and screen. Get ready to get historical as we take a look at an often overlooked musical classic.  A surprising and vulnerable look at our founding fathers. William Daniels (Mr. Feeny from Boy Meets World) starred in the original Broadway production and the 1972 film adaptation.  Join us as we march forward and explore the surprising, 1776. Grab a slice of american pie and light up a sparkler as Adam, Alyssa and Garett take look at these cool, cool considerate men.   Follow us on: IG-@playnpoppodcast FB-Like our Page  YT-please like and subscribe….if you want.  Original Songs: Playbills and Popcorn Opening Theme by Caeden O’Neill Playbills and Popcorn Closing Theme by Caeden O’Neill Playbills and Popcorn Underscore  by Caeden O’Neill  Follow Caeden on IG @caeden.oneill And get pieces for yourself from Caeden on Fiverr MUSIC AND FOOTAGE USED  IS NOT MEANT TO INFRINGE ON COPYRIGHT.  COPYRIGHTED MUSIC AND CLIPS ARE USED UNDER FAIR USE FOR CRITICISM AND EDUCATION . PLEASE EMAIL [email protected]   FOR ANY INQUIRIES. PLEASE SUPPORT THESE CREATORS: 1776 FILM SOUNDTRACK Music and Lyrics: Sherman Edwards Distributed by: Sony Broadway Footage used of1776 movie Written by: Peter Stone Directed by: Peter Hunt Production Company: Columbia Pictures OTHER MUSIC USED: FIFE AND DRUM MUSIC OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION VOL. 1 By: The Company of Military Historians Geo P. Carroll AMERICAN PATRIOTIC SONGS AND MARCHES By: YouTube Audio Library “HAPPY, HAPPY GAME SHOW” BY: Kevin Macleod

Send a text Welcome to Playbills and Popcorn where we pick apart pieces from the stage and screen. Today’s episode we’re taking a look at the Iconic Andrew Lloyd Webber classic.  This divisive episode is sure to have you clutching at pearls. We are looking at the career defining Original Broadway production of Evita and the Madonna lead silver screen adaptation.   Grab your tissues as Adam, Alyssa and Garett  see "...What a Circus" it is down in "Buenes Aires"  Follow us on: IG-@playnpoppodcast FB-Like our Page  YT-please like and subscribe….if you want.  Original Songs: Playbills and Popcorn Opening Theme by Caeden O’Neill Playbills and Popcorn Closing Theme by Caeden O’Neill Playbills and Popcorn Underscore  by Caeden O’Neill  Follow Caeden on IG @caeden.oneill And get pieces for yourself from Caeden O'Neill on Fiverr MUSIC AND FOOTAGE USED  IS NOT MEANT TO INFRINGE ON COPYRIGHT.  COPYRIGHTED MUSIC AND CLIPS ARE USED UNDER FAIR USE FOR CRITICISM AND EDUCATION . PLEASE EMAIL [email protected]  IF YOU HAVE A DISPUTE . PLEASE SUPPORT THESE CREATORS: EVITA ORIGINAL BROADWAY CAST RECORDING Music: Andrew Lloyd Webber Lyrics: Tim Rice Book: Tim Rice Distributed by: Universal Music Classical  EVITA (1998) MOVIE SOUNDTRACK Music: Andrew Lloyd Webber Lyrics: Tim Rice Distributed by: Warner Bros./Warner Music Group EVITA !999 TOURING PRODUCTION COVITA- EVITA PARODY SONG From THE LINCOLN PROJECT OTHER MUSIC USED: JAZZADDICTS By:  Cosimo Fogg on Youtube Audio Library NIGHT STROLL By: Artificial.Music MARY LAMB LIKE IT HOT OLD MAN OF THE MOUNTAIN By: TechnoAxe CANDELA By: Fiyiyo Music “HAPPY, HAPPY GAME SHOW” By: Kevin Macleod