Darren interviews Harry Targett, who plays Connor Murphy in the current Australian production of Dear Evan Hansen.

Darren interviews Natalie O’Donnell, who plays Cynthia Murphy in the current Australian production of Dear Evan Hansen.

Music from Beauty and the Beast and Sister Act.
This episode originally aired on 10th November.

Billy Porter, Patti LuPone, Audrey Macdonald, Rhonda Burchmore and Tina Arena.
This episode originally aired 3rd November, 2024.

Peter plays Miracle City and Jesus Christ Superstar.
This episode originally aired 27th October, 2024.

Peter and Darren talk to Ruva Ngwenya and Giovanni Adams, cast members from Tina Turner the Musical, who play Tina and Ike respectively. They also talk to one of the worldwide producers of said musical. Tonight’s show also features music from Muriel’s Wedding.
This episode originally aired 20th October, 2024.

Peter plays music from Tina Turner the Musical and Come From Away.
This episode originally aired 13th October, 2024.

Peter keeps on with tunes the Great American Songbook.
This episode originally aired 6th October, 2024.

Peter and Darren talk about some recent shows they’ve been to see and then play some show tunes and jazz numbers from the Great American Song Book.
This episode originally aired 22nd September, 2024.

Music from Les Miserable, Dear Evan Hansen, Chicago, Anything Goes, Lion King, Kinky Boots, Cabaret and more.
Originally aired 15th September, 2024.

Music from Carousel, A Chorus Line and Hairspray.

Tonight, Father’s Day 2024, Peter and Darren play love song duets, including music from Rent, Little Shop of Horrors, Oklahoma, Phantom of the Opera, Wicked, Brigadoon, Hamilton, Aladdin and Fiddler on the Roof.

Peter serves up lashings of Dear Evan Hansen, which is coming to Melbourne in December 2024.

Carousel is coming back to Melbourne, so we’re bustin’ out the music.

Our host Peter de Groot was at the opening of Six on Wednesday. Hamilton reopens in Sydney this week, so we listen to some Leslie Odin Jr. We also hear some tunes from Wicked and Sunset Boulevard, which are both about to depart from Melbourne for 2024.

Tonight The Cabaret Room presents music from three musicals currently showing in Melbourne, plus a little splash of jazz to finish the night!
This episode originally aired on 4th August, 2024.

In keeping with the antics of current US politics, we play a fair chunk of Kristin Chenoweth, as well as a selection of tunes from Leslie Odom Jr., with a dash of Kelly Clarkson.
This episode originally aired 28th July, 2024.

Peter and Noah give us some lessons from history. They also talk about Peter’s recent ‘baptism’ and then digress to playing music from several productions, including some recent numbers from Australia’s Home Grown stable.
Tonight’s songs are from Bandstand: a Musical; Les Miserable; Beetlejuice; Fangirls; Merrily We Roll Along; Gypsy; Mary Poppins; Sing On Through Tomorrow and Parade.
This episode originally aired on 14th July, 2024.

Here is the full interview with Christian Charisiou who is playing the role of Jeff Hart in The Wedding Singer.
It’s 1985. Hair is big, collars are up, and a Wedding Singer might just be the coolest guy in the room!
Based on the smash-hit Hollywood film starring Adam Sandler and Drew Barrymore, comes a hilarious musical comedy that celebrates all the fun of the 80’s.
It’s playing at the Atheneum Theatre in Melbourne from 13 May to 5 June 2021.

BELLA GREEN IS CHARGING FOR IT is a re-worked show of one woman’s experience of working in the sex industry. A winner of Best Comedy at Melbourne Fringe 2018, Bella Green is Charging for It is a narrative of stand-up comedy and jokes. Bella Green discusses how she came to work in comedy, the different reactions she encounters in the show and the conundrum of dealing with positive hecklers. But what did Bella say in her show that made her mum blush?
This episode features music from John Kander and Fred Ebb, aka Kander and Ebb, including: All That Jazz (Chita Riveria), Show People (Curtains), Go Back Home (Audra McDonald), I Wrote the Book (Lauren Bacall), New York, New York (Liza Minelli), But the World Goes (Matt Bogart), Kiss of the Spider Woman (Kim Criswell), Boom Ditty Boom (70 Girls 70), My Colouring Book (Barbra Streisand), Nowadays (Karen Ziemba), and Willing to Ride (Caroline O’Connor).