The Producer's Perspective Podcast with Ken Davenport

Ted Chapin, President of Rodgers and Hammerstein, shares his experience in the business and his thoughts on Oklahoma!, the Tony Administration Committee, and more.

Tony-winning Playwright David Henry Hwang talks M. Butterfly, diversity on Broadway, and more.

Director John Caird discusses Les Misérables, the difference between New York and London theater, and more!

Director-Choreographer Casey Nicholaw shares his secrets to picking Broadway hits!

NBC Entertainment Chairman Robert Greenblatt discusses The Sound of Music Live, the differences between television and theater, and more!

Deaf West Artistic Director DJ Kurs discusses theater for the deaf and bringing Spring Awakening to Broadway.

Spring Awakening choreographer Spencer Liff discusses the differences between working in theater in TV, shares his Broadway backstory, and more.

Tony and Grammy-winning composer Duncan Sheik discusses his pop career, his Broadway career, and everything in between!

Tony Award-winning lyricist, writer, and poet Steven Sater discusses Spring Awakening, poetry versus theater, and more!

Michael Arden talks Spring Awakening, the difference between acting and directing, and more!

Ralph Sevush, Executive Director of the Dramatists Guild, discusses how writing for the stage has changed over the years, the Approved Production Contract, and more.

John Rando, the Tony-winning Broadway director of Urinetown, On the Town, and Penn andamp; Teller, discusses his career.

Writer Theresa Rebeck discusses Smash, the difference between writing for the stage and the screen, and more!

Kristin Caskey, Producer of the Tony-winning Best Musical Fun Home, talks about her Broadway experience.

Broadway Tour Presenter Al Nocciolino discusses how tours get booked, the Independent Presenters Network, and more.

Kurt Deutsch, co-founder of Sh-K-Boom Records, discusses Broadway cast albums and how the music industry has changed.

John Raymond Barker, usher at the Al Hirschfeld Theatre, talks how to best help audience members, texting in the theater, and more.

TDF Executive Director Victoria Bailey talks TKTS, what's next for TDF, and more.

Stuart Oken, Lead Producer of An American in Paris, shares his unique path to Broadway.

Ben Brantley, Chief Drama Critic of the New York Times, tells us why he loves theater.