ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Cool off with a breezy bit of bonus content from the Chasing Phantom live podcast event held in May of 2026. The absolute font of Broadway knowledge Phil Crosby and I continue our conversation about the musical "Mame," spurred on by questions from the lovely Richmond Triangle Players audience.
Be sure and check out the Chasing Phantom website and come back in September for our fabulous 4th season!
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