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Musicals are a big undertaking. Big budgets, big casts. So directing a musical must be an equally big task, right?Where do you start? What do you need to do in order to make sure the show is a success? Are they the same as directing a play?On today's episode we talk with Sarah Rodgers, one of Vancouver's busiest and most sought-after directors. We ask her about her process, her directing philosophy, and much more on From the Pit.

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Christopher King talks musical theatre, from overtures to exit music and everything in between. He and his guests discuss the theatre, they discuss the music. Join us for a view "From the Pit".