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My Phantom Memory

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Rating
★★★★★
5
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32 reviews
This podcast has
4 episodes
Language
English
Explicit
No
Date created
2026/03/02
Latest episode
2026/03/12
Average duration
20 min.
Release period
5 days

Description

In 2023, Broadway’s longest-running show, The Phantom of the Opera, closed for good. The final performance was mourned by theatre fans everywhere, but few were more affected than the people behind the curtain. “My Phantom Memory” tells the story of Scott Mikita, a swing actor who performed in the show for over twenty years. As dressing rooms empty and the final performances draw near, anxious questions arise: What’s going to happen to all this? What did this all mean? After 20 years in the same gig, what is next for me? An intimate, immersive portrait of the actor’s life from filmmaker Mark Blumberg and the folks at Silver Sound. Performed by Scott Mikita Produced by Mark Blumberg Executive Produced by Cory Choy Mixed by Christian Cuciniello Edited by Tom Fama Music by Luke Allen Art by Joel Amat Güell

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“A Little Illumination”
2026/03/12
Scott takes us through a typical day as a swing actor at the Majestic Theatre as he begins to feel the effects of the show’s imminent closing.
“These Things Do Happen”
2026/03/19
As the actors begin emptying their dressing rooms, Scott describes what raising his kids was like while on a theatre actor’s unusual schedule.
“The Music of the Night”
2026/03/26
The show closes amidst a surreal media frenzy, and Scott enters into the uncertain world of virtual auditions as a 57-year-old actor.
TRAILER: My Phantom Memory
2026/02/26
The final days of the longest-running show on Broadway, as told by one of its longest-running cast members.

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5 out of 5
32 reviews
★★★★★
3510yogi 2026/04/16
Beautiful
A beautifully moving tribute to a show I never got tired of experiencing. What a treat to hear Scott telling his own experience being a part of it.
★★★★★
Battitude 2026/04/15
A very human story told precisely.
I came into this as a fan of the producer Mark Blumberg (look up his films, they’re great), but I’m leaving as a fan of Scott Mikita. What a charming ...
★★★★★
edsfilmworks 2026/04/14
A Great Listen
Incredibly well produced podcast about an interesting guy during an interesting time in his life. Any one who is fan of the show or of Broadway will ...
★★★★★
70s80schild 2026/04/09
Great listen
Wonderful show! Great job Mark and team. So engaging. Especially if you love theatre.
★★★★★
MikeyRoRo 2026/03/31
Why is this so good?
To be honest, I wasn’t expecting to get hooked on this podcast. But I did. It got me. Halfway through the 1st episode, Scott’s story (and storytelling...
★★★★★
alan513 2026/03/30
This is very good
More shows like this should exist. I think the institutional knowledge of any workplace is probably fascinating but in this case…. When that workplace...
★★★★★
Pilot_abweichen 2026/03/24
Sweetly Insightful
Phantom is my favorite pop culture anything…and the bway show in particular, so profoundly meaningful to me. It was always present over this huge chun...
★★★★★
Stickyfloorsandhappykids 2026/03/24
Love this perspective - smart , entertaining and informative !
Great look at this amazing musical from a unique view from the inside !
★★★★★
chr5istalbott 2026/03/20
Outstanding, original
This is an outstanding podcast. A unique window into the life of an actor. I have always loved the story behind the story genre, the making of the pla...
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