Broadway Bullet: Theatre From Broadway, Off-broadway And Beyond.

Grammy winning songwriter, Jeff Silbar, swings by the studio to talk about his first ever solo album, and also to perform live in studio for us. Closing out our season finale Michaela Goldhaber, Co-artistic director of Flying Fig Theater, comes in to talk about their production of New Amsterdames and we hear a song from a musical in development, "1812".

Director Leigh Silverman drops by to chat about The Public Theater's newest production, "Yellow Face". In celebration of the festival of lights William Finn comes into talk about "Make Me a Song", a new revue of his songs, playing at New World Stages. We get to hear two songs of Mr. Finn's as well. Also the president of CAMI Ventures LCC, Mark S. Maluso, heads into the studio to talk about their new work, "Jump".

"Flanagan's Wake" stars, Abigail Gullo, Aaron Costa Ganis stop in to talk about the new improv musical, and we hear two improvised performances. And the long awaited Scott Alan interview is finally up with two exclusive performances by Danny Calvert and Katie Thompson. We also sit down with Kelly Cooper and Pavol Liska of Nature Theater of Oklahoma to talk about their upcoming show at SoHo Rep, No Dice.

Co-creator of the Daily Show, Lizz Winstead, comes by to talk about her newest brain child, "Shoot the Messenger", at the Cabaret Under Acme 9. Mike Mosallam and Oren Safdie drop by to chat about their new La Mama musical, West Bank, Uk, and we hear two songs from the production. Bo Eason, the writer and star of Runt of the Litter, playing at Arts 37, stops in to tell us about being a footballer turned playwright. We also sit down with Ross Partridge and Jennifer Lafluer to talk about the new show Dogs, playing at the Grid Theater.

We sit down and talk to the cast of Minimum Wage and also get an in-studio performances from these guys. Mel and El, stars of Mel and El: This Show Rhymes, drop by to tell us all about their NYMF showcased cabaret and we hear a song from the show. Max McLean stops in to talk about playing Screwtape in Fellowship for the Performing Arts Theatre's production of The Screwtape Letters.

We get Up Close with Tony Nominee Stephen Mo Hannan, who stops by to chat about Kleynkunst, a Jewish Cabaret. The stars of the Runner Stumbles drop in to talk about the upcoming production at The Actor's Company Theatre. Co-founders of the Upright Cabaret, Chris Isssacson and Shane Scheel, drop in to discuss the cabaret world.

We get a chance to talk to the touring company of Sweeney Todd. Michael goes On the Scene at TKTS to see what shows are the hot ticket. We also talk with the artistic director and producing director of Coyote Rep about their free, online sound plays.

Tony-Award winning producer, Stewart F. Lane. One of the original cast members, Rodney Hicks, and a new cast member, Nicolette Hart, from Rent drop by to talk about the show. We also catch up with theatre/music group hybrid, GrooveLily. And of course, we have Marty Cooper always On the Positive Side.

Tony Award-Winning writing team Ahrens and Flaherty stop by for an in-depth interview about their latest show opening at Lincoln Center, "The Glorious Ones" as well as their career, working habits and more. We also have an interview and in-studio performance from "Yank! A New Musical, being produced by the Brooklyn Based Gallery Players. We also have news and more, so hop on board!

Drama Desk winner Rachel York discusses her career and we hear some of her recordings, the writers/performers of the new Off Broadway musical, "Greetings From Yorkville" give an interview and grace us with two in-studio performances, we hear from two on-the-verge actors starring in the two-hander, "None of the Above", plus flops Marty liked in "On the Positive Side", news and more!

We wrap up our marathon NYMF coverage with three NYMF Shows. We have music and interviews with "Little Egypt", "Step" and Mud Donahue and Son. Also, we get Up Close with Chad Doreck of "You're the One that I Want" fame as he tackles the lead in the NYMF alum show, "Altar Boyz".

Our out-of-this-world NYMF coverage continues with music, performance and interviews with the musicals, "The Last Starfighter", "The Boy in the Bathroom", "Emma" and "The Yellow Wood". Also, theatre news and more!

An extra episode of NYMF Coverage! Music and interviews from the musicals, "Like Love", "Die Hard: The Puppet Musical" and "Going Down Swinging."

NYMF Coverage part 5. Nymf-o-mania with interviews, performances and music from four musicals including "The Good Fight", "Back Home", "Sherlock Holmes: The Early Years", and "Love Kills". Don't miss our bonus episode with three more musicals!

Comprehensive NYMF coverage continues with performances, interviews and music from the musicals "Love Sucks", "Bernice Bobs her Mullet", "Petite Rouge", "Unlock'd, and "Jungle Queen Debutant." Also "On the Positive Side", Theatre news and more!

Tony Nominee Matthew Morrison and choreographer AC Ciulla discuss their careers and the Chess Benefit Concert in LA, Drew Sarich discusses being the "Best Valjean Ever" in Les Miserables and we hear from the new play, "You May Go Now" in an episode of interviews OTHER than NYMF!

NYMF Coverage Part 3 as we hear interviews, songs and live performances from the musicals, "Tully", "Sympathy Jones", "The Family Fiorelli:, "Virtuosa" and "The Brain From Planet X" Also, On the Positive Side, News and more!

More NYMF coverage with interviews, songs and live performances from the new musicals, "I See London, I See France", "Such Good Friends", "Austentatious", "Freshly Tossed", and "Cousins Grimm".

NYMF Coverage begins with Executive Director, Kris Stewart, stopping by for a chat, and we have interviews with the NYMF Musicals, "Cutman", "The Beastly Bombing", and "The Kids Left, The Dog Died, Now What?" And we hear demos from all three shows. Also, Marty Cooper discusses the various incarnations of Grease!

The musicals, Walmartopia, Slammer, and Triumphant Baby, as well as the plays, Fair Game, and Animals all make a stop for interviews. John Delamar reviews the book, Let's Put on a Show, and more, in our one-year anniversary episode!