14 episodes
The Showstopper! Podcast Showstopper! The Improvised Musical
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- Comedy
A monthly chat with guests from the world of musicals, comedy and improv. From the people behind the West End sensation Showstopper! The Improvised Musical
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2.1 with Andy Nyman
Andrew, Pippa and Susan talk to Andy Nyman about art, commerce, magic and musicals. Duncan Walsh Atkins on keys.
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LIVE Christmas Special!
Andrew and Pippa and the year with a special LIVE show recorded at the Boulevard Theatre Soho. Improv songs, quizzes and special guests Sooz Kempner and Phil Nichol. Duncan Walsh Atkins and Alex Atty on keys and percussion.
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11. Season Highlights
Andrew and Pippa play some of their favourite bits and pieces from Season 1 of the Showstopper! Podcast. Featuring favourite songs, MT bants and previously unreleased goodies!
Featuring Mike McShane, Obioma Ugoala, Mel Giedroyc, Gavin Spokes, Luke Kempner, Rachel Parris, plus Showstoppers Justin Brett, Ruth Bratt, Lucy Trodd. Duncan Walsh Atkins, Chris Ash and Jordan Clarke on keys. -
10. John Owen-Jones
Andrew, Pippa and Justin talk to John Owen-Jones about his amazing career playing Jean Valjean, the Phantom, Jean Valjean, the Phantom, Jean Valjean again and then the Phantom. Chris Ash on keys.
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9. Dan Gillespie Sells
Episode 9. Andrew, Pippa and Jordan talk to Dan Gillespie Sells, rockstar composer of Everybody's Talking About Jamie about loving and hating musical theatre, pre-shows and more. Jordan Clarke on keys.
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8. Emma Salvo and Harry Morrison
Episode 8. Andrew, Pippa and Justin talk to the wonderful Emma Salvo and Harry Morrison from the West End hit Come From Away. Theyt talk, almost entirely, about Come From Away! Then Emma and Harry sing made up love song to each other! Chris Ash on keys.
Customer Reviews
Much recommended podcast!
If you are in awe of Showstopper! The Improvised Musical (as I am), then this is a podcast not to be missed! Very interesting and informative chats with people from the industry, with an improvised song at the end! A well spent 30 minutes!
Brilliant banter
Loved hearing your interview with Rachael Parris, especially when you explained your thought processes in improvising the coffee song. Fascinating and entertaining!
Great fun!
I’m really enjoying the first few episodes of this podcast and I’m looking forward to hearing the next one. The show is a really good insight into the worlds of musical theatre and improvisation and I’ve loved the improvised songs.
