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Daz is joined by Broadway star Chilina Kennedy to talk about her return to 'The Great Gatsby' in New York,  why she is crossing the pond to bring her own musical 'Wild About You' to London in early 2027 and the opportunities, risks and repeated mistakes found in new musicals making their debut.

Daz is joined by three of the stars of the brand new musical 'Stoker Wilde' as returning guest Glenn Adamson is joined by first-timers Jamie Bogyo and Christina Bennington, all meeting for the first time to explore what drew them to this developmental run and the strange connections between them.

To celebrate Mean Girls Day, Daz is joined by Georgie Buckland and Max Gill to talk about starring as Janis and Damian in the UK tour of the most fetch musical, what has made the story and show so loved for decades now, their bond behind the scenes and who they would like to push in front of a bus!

In a special episode to celebrate 20 spellbinding years of Wicked in the West End, Daz is joined by the original West End Glinda, Helen Dallimore, to relive her time in Wicked, sharing stories, reliving some of her favourite moments and discussing what has made the show such a success.

In a special bonus episode, Daz heads Into The Woods to meet eight cast members from the West End transfer of Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine's classic, talking to Simbi Akande (Cinderella), Matthew Seadon-Young (Cinderella's Prince/Wolf), Fiona Finsbury (Rapunzel), Lucas Koch (Rapunzel's Prince), Keith Ramsay (Jack), Julie Jupp (Jack's Mother), Gabrielle Lewis-Dodson (Florinda) and Hana Ichijo (Lucinda) to talk about the show, Sondheim and fairytales!

Daz is joined by Divina De Campo to talk about her latest show 'Amanda - The Night Before Me', her career in theatre so far including 'Ride The Cyclone', 'Hedwig' and 'The Spongebob Musical' and her time on the first season of RuPaul's Drag Race UK

Daz is joined by returning guest Marisha Wallace alongside Michael Rishawn to talk about the UK premiere of 'Table 17' at Kiln Theatre, the differences between American and British audiences, and interval ice cream!

In a long-awaited bumper episode, Daz sits down with Beverley Knight to talk about the return of 'Sylvia' and what keeps her coming back to the role she won an Olivier Award for as well as talking about her recent 'Born To Perform' tour and an exclusive tease of what's next for her.

Daz is joined by Charlie Burn and Ashley Gilmour to talk about starring in the London premiere of 'Jane Eyre - A Musical' at Southwark Playhouse Elephant and how this story compares to the characters they have played before.

Daz is joined by Frances Mayli McCann and Zachary Pang to talk about the UK premiere of the award-winning Korean musical 'You & It' at London's King's Head Theatre, as well as the rise of AI in theatre, and Frances' past roles in the West End.

Mischief Comedy legends Henry Lewis and Henry Shields talk about the origins of the company and 'The Play That Goes Wrong' as well as the West End return of their latest hit, 'The Comedy About Spies'

Daz is joined by Telly Leung and Grace Mouat to talk about the fully staged London premiere of 'Death Note' at the Barbican Theatre, with Telly revealing his love for London and Grace telling me what advice her former 'Six' co-star gave her when stepping into the role.

Daz is joined by Josh Radnor & Noah Galvin to talk about working together for the first time and making their London stage debuts in 'Hit Machine' as well as Josh revisiting his time in 'How I Met Your Mother' and Noah discussing a stage rivalry over his husband.

And now the end is near, but not before one last episode of this series. Daz is joined by the three leading stars of the huge new West End musical 'Sinatra' to talk about the enduring legacy of Frank Sinatra, how the show has changed since its Birmingham debut in 2023 and what audiences can expect.

In an episode full of laughter and a few too many four-letter words, Daz is joined by Noah Harrison & Emily Benjamin to talk about their roles in the West End return of Avebue Q and why the show is more than simply puppets having sex.