732. The Heated Rivalry Unauthorized Musical Parody with Dylan MarcAurele
Smart Podcast, Trashy Books: A Romance Novel PodcastShow Notes
Dylan MarcAurele is the writer and composer behind The Heated Rivalry Unauthorized Musical Parody, and I am extremely excited to share this interview with you!
We’re going to talk about writing musical theatre, his writing process, and how long it took him to write this musical (you won’t believe it).
He also talks about the actors and how the show came to be – it’s delightful. Musical theater and romance have a lot of similarities I hadn’t considered, and I learned so much from this conversation – I hope you love it, too.
I also have some questions from author Kirsty Greenwood, who I saw the musical with, as she is also a massive musical theater fan. Thank you, Kirsty!
You can find Dylan MarcAurele at his website, DylanMarcAurele.com.
We also mentioned:
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And of course, you can find tickets to The Heated Rivalry Unauthorized Parody Musical at their website.
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