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 i...

“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 communit...

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 O...

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...

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 experien...

“The best laid plans of mice and menOft go awry”Robert Burns 1785Welcome to Playbills and Popcorn where we pick apart pieces from the stage and screen. We’re celebrating Adam’s ...

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...

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 fou...

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 m...

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...

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. Will...

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 pea...

On this special episode of Playbills and Popcorn Podcast, we celebrate Alyssa's birthday by taking a look at her favorite stage show.  We invited her wonderful director Dr. Julie Resh to discuss her interpretation as well as the 1967 class...

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 terrifyingly  hilarious cult classic by Daniel Waters, HEATHERS. Join Adam, Alyssa and ...

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 soon to be broadway classic ROCK OF AGES and its much more forgettable big screen adaptation. Join Adam, Alyssa...

Welcome to the Playbills and Popcorn Podcast where we pick apart pieces from the stage and screen and we’re going back to New Jersey to explore a Troma classic. From the beautifully twisted minds of Lloyd Kaufman and Mike Hertz and brought t...

Welcome to the Playbills and Popcorn Podcast where we pick apart pieces from the stage and screen and we’re totally retro in this episode as we take a look at the Adam Sandler Rom Com and the Stephen Lynch lead stage counter-part.  The ...

Playbills and Popcorn Podcast picks apart pieces from the stage and screen. We're taking a look at films adapted from stage productions and/or stage productions adapted from films. what survives the transition between stage and screen? what is ...