9 episodes
Bleeding Love: a new musical podcast Broadway Podcast Network
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4.9 • 92 Ratings
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In a world where it's too dangerous to go outside, a starry-eyed teen cellist risks leaving her apartment to win the love of the rebel punk next door. A twisted musical with a good, pure heart. Starring Annie Golden, Rebecca Naomi Jones, Marc Kudisch, Sarah Stiles, Taylor Trensch, and Tony Vincent.
Book by Jason Schafer, Music by Arthur Lafrentz Bacon, Lyrics by Harris Doran. Directed and Edited by Harris Doran.
Based on a story by Jason Schafer, suggested by Oscar Wilde’s fairytale “The Nightingale and the Rose”.
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Bleeding Love: Part 1 of 3
In a world where it's too dangerous to go outside, a starry-eyed teen cellist risks leaving her apartment to win the love of the rebel punk next door. A twisted musical with a good, pure heart.
Starring Annie Golden (Madame Floy), Rebecca Naomi Jones (Lolli), Marc Kudisch (The Super), Sarah Stiles (Bronwyn), Taylor Trensch (Sweet William), Tony Vincent (Puppy)
Book by Jason Schafer, Music by Arthur Lafrentz Bacon, Lyrics by Harris Doran
Based on a story by Jason Schafer, suggested by Oscar Wilde’s fairytale “The Nightingale and the Rose”
Directed and Edited by Harris Doran
Audio Drama produced by Dori Berinstein and Alan Seales, in association with Kent Nicholson, Katie Rosin, Steve Saporito
Orchestrated by Bruce Coughlin
Additional production and orchestration by Arthur Lafrentz Bacon
Re-Recording Mixing by Ric Schnupp
Sound Editing José Villaman
Sound Engineer Alan Seales
Song recordings produced by Tim Andreasen with Søren Møller, Creative Producer, of the Fredericia Teater
Martin Konge, musical director and keyboards
Steffen Schackinger on guitar
Florian Navarro on reeds
Jakob Rosendahl Povisen on violin
Tobias Lautrup on cello
Allan Nagel on bass
Lars Mollenberg on drums
Additional vocals on "Prologue" by Aaron Ramey and Lucia Spina
Song recordings Engineered by Brian Montgomery
Vocals recorded at Avatar Studios, NYC, and the actors’ apartments during self isolation
Songs in Episode 1:
Prologue (And the Sun Didn't Rise Again)..... Company
Twilight..... Bronwyn
Bleeding Love..... Puppy
Plastic Rose..... Bronwyn
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Bleeding Love: Part 2 of 3
In a world where it's too dangerous to go outside, a starry-eyed teen cellist risks leaving her apartment to win the love of the rebel punk next door. A twisted musical with a good, pure heart.
Starring Annie Golden (Madame Floy), Rebecca Naomi Jones (Lolli), Marc Kudisch (The Super), Sarah Stiles (Bronwyn), Taylor Trensch (Sweet William), Tony Vincent (Puppy)
Book by Jason Schafer, Music by Arthur Lafrentz Bacon, Lyrics by Harris Doran
Based on a story by Jason Schafer, suggested by Oscar Wilde’s fairytale “The Nightingale and the Rose”
Directed and Edited by Harris Doran
Audio Drama produced by Dori Berinstein and Alan Seales, in association with Kent Nicholson, Katie Rosin, Steve Saporito
Orchestrated by Bruce Coughlin
Additional production and orchestration by Arthur Lafrentz Bacon
Re-Recording Mixing by Ric Schnupp
Sound Editing José Villaman
Sound Engineer Alan Seales
Song recordings produced by Tim Andreasen with Søren Møller, Creative Producer, of the Fredericia Teater
Martin Konge, musical director and keyboards
Steffen Schackinger on guitar
Florian Navarro on reeds
Jakob Rosendahl Povisen on violin
Tobias Lautrup on cello
Allan Nagel on bass
Lars Mollenberg on drums
Song recordings Engineered by Brian Montgomery
Vocals recorded at Avatar Studios, NYC, and the actors’ apartments during self isolation
Songs in Episode 2:
Up There..... Sweet William, The Super
Scene after Up There..... Bronwyn, Sweet William
Up There (reprise)..... The Super
The Cello Lesson..... Madame Floy
Maybe I Met A Girl ..... Sweet William
It's Just A Street..... Bronwyn
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Bleeding Love: Part 3 of 3
In a world where it's too dangerous to go outside, a starry-eyed teen cellist risks leaving her apartment to win the love of the rebel punk next door. A twisted musical with a good, pure heart.
Starring Annie Golden (Madame Floy), Rebecca Naomi Jones (Lolli), Marc Kudisch (The Super), Sarah Stiles (Bronwyn), Taylor Trensch (Sweet William), Tony Vincent (Puppy)
Book by Jason Schafer, Music by Arthur Lafrentz Bacon, Lyrics by Harris Doran
Based on a story by Jason Schafer, suggested by Oscar Wilde’s fairytale “The Nightingale and the Rose”
Directed and Edited by Harris Doran
Audio Drama produced by Dori Berinstein and Alan Seales, in association with Kent Nicholson, Katie Rosin, Steve Saporito
Orchestrated by Bruce Coughlin
Additional production and orchestration by Arthur Lafrentz Bacon
Re-Recording Mixing by Ric Schnupp
Sound Editing José Villaman
Sound Engineer Alan Seales
Song recordings produced by Tim Andreasen with Søren Møller, Creative Producer, of the Fredericia Teater
Martin Konge, musical director and keyboards
Steffen Schackinger on guitar
Florian Navarro on reeds
Jakob Rosendahl Povisen on violin
Tobias Lautrup on cello
Allan Nagel on bass
Lars Mollenberg on drums
Song recordings Engineered by Brian Montgomery
Vocals recorded at Avatar Studios, NYC, and the actors’ apartments during self isolation
Songs in Episode 3:
Lolli Pops!..... Lolli
Lolli's Popoff..... Lolli
Is This Summer?..... Puppy, Bronwyn
Intruders!..... Madame Floy, Sweet William, The Super, Lolli
Plastic Rose (reprise).....Bronwyn
Bleeding Love (reprise)..... Puppy
Finale (One Rose Rose)..... Company
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Bleeding Love: The Complete Musical Podcast
In a world where it's too dangerous to go outside, a starry-eyed teen cellist risks leaving her apartment to win the love of the rebel punk next door. A twisted musical with a good, pure heart.
Starring Annie Golden (Madame Floy), Rebecca Naomi Jones (Lolli), Marc Kudisch (The Super), Sarah Stiles (Bronwyn), Taylor Trensch (Sweet William), Tony Vincent (Puppy)
Book by Jason Schafer, Music by Arthur Lafrentz Bacon, Lyrics by Harris Doran
Based on a story by Jason Schafer, suggested by Oscar Wilde’s fairytale “The Nightingale and the Rose”
Directed and Edited by Harris Doran
Audio Drama produced by Dori Berinstein and Alan Seales, in association with Kent Nicholson, Katie Rosin, Steve Saporito
Orchestrated by Bruce Coughlin
Additional production and orchestration by Arthur Lafrentz Bacon
Re-Recording Mixing by Ric Schnupp
Sound Editing José Villaman
Sound Engineer Alan Seales
Song recordings produced by Tim Andreasen with Søren Møller, Creative Producer, of the Fredericia Teater
Martin Konge, musical director and keyboards
Steffen Schackinger on guitar
Florian Navarro on reeds
Jakob Rosendahl Povisen on violin
Tobias Lautrup on cello
Allan Nagel on bass
Lars Mollenberg on drums
Additional vocals on "Prologue" by Aaron Ramey and Lucia Spina
Song recordings Engineered by Brian Montgomery
Vocals recorded at Avatar Studios, NYC, and the actors’ apartments during self isolation
Songs:
Prologue (And the Sun Didn't Rise Again)..... Company
Twilight..... Bronwyn
Bleeding Love..... Puppy
Plastic Rose..... Bronwyn
Up There..... Sweet William, The Super
Scene after Up There..... Bronwyn, Sweet William
Up There (reprise)..... The Super
The Cello Lesson..... Madame Floy
Maybe I Met A Girl ..... Sweet William
It's Just A Street..... Bronwyn
Lolli Pops!..... Lolli
Lolli's Popoff..... Lolli
Is This Summer?..... Puppy, Bronwyn
Intruders!..... Madame Floy, Sweet William, The Super, Lolli
Plastic Rose (reprise).....Bronwyn
Bleeding Love (reprise)..... Puppy
Finale (One Rose Rose)..... Company
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"It's Just a Street" from Bleeding Love: Songs from the Podcast
"It's Just a Street" from Bleeding Love: Songs from the Podcast
Available to stream: https://ditto.fm/its-just-a-street
Performed by Sarah Stiles
Music by Arthur Lafrentz Bacon, Lyrics by Harris Doran
Copyright Arthur Lafrentz Bacon & Harris Doran, 2020
Full Album releasing August 7th
Book by Jason Schafer
Directed and Edited by Harris Doran
Audio Drama produced by Dori Berinstein and Alan Seales, in association with Kent Nicholson, Katie Rosin, Steve Saporito
Orchestrated by Bruce Coughlin
Additional production and orchestration by Arthur Lafrentz Bacon
Re-Recording Mixing by Ric Schnupp
Sound Editing José Villaman
Sound Engineer Alan Seales
Song recordings produced by Tim Andreasen with Søren Møller, Creative Producer, of the Fredericia Teater
Martin Konge, musical director and keyboards
Steffen Schackinger on guitar
Florian Navarro on reeds
Jakob Rosendahl Povisen on violin
Tobias Lautrup on cello
Allan Nagel on bass
Lars Mollenberg on drums
Song recordings Engineered by Brian Montgomery
Vocals recorded at Avatar Studios, NYC
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"Is This Summer?" from Bleeding Love: Songs from the Podcast
"Is This Summer?" from Bleeding Love: Songs from the Podcast
Available to stream: https://ditto.fm/is-this-summer
Performed by Sarah Stiles and Tony Vincent
Music by Arthur Lafrentz Bacon, Lyrics by Harris Doran
Copyright Arthur Lafrentz Bacon & Harris Doran, 2020
Full Album releasing August 7th
Book by Jason Schafer
Directed and Edited by Harris Doran
Audio Drama produced by Dori Berinstein and Alan Seales, in association with Kent Nicholson, Katie Rosin, Steve Saporito
Orchestrated by Bruce Coughlin
Additional production and orchestration by Arthur Lafrentz Bacon
Re-Recording Mixing by Ric Schnupp
Sound Editing José Villaman
Sound Engineer Alan Seales
Song recordings produced by Tim Andreasen with Søren Møller, Creative Producer, of the Fredericia Teater
Martin Konge, musical director and keyboards
Steffen Schackinger on guitar
Florian Navarro on reeds
Jakob Rosendahl Povisen on violin
Tobias Lautrup on cello
Allan Nagel on bass
Lars Mollenberg on drums
Song recordings Engineered by Brian Montgomery
Vocals recorded at Avatar Studios, NYC
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Customer Reviews
Very engaging
I enjoyed the music very much. I don’t typically enjoy post apocalyptic stories, but this one I did
The Music is so great
I love the story and how each song's style reflects the character's personallity.
So much fun
Great music and lyrics, phenomenal cast, timely post-apocalyptic plot. Broadway musical meets radio play, and just what I needed. As they say in the lyrics, “Music can be useful!”