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In this interview, we talk with Emmy-nominated songwriters Michael Kooman and Chris Dimond. They share invaluable insights into their journey in musical theater and the craft of songwriting. If you're passionate about theater or aspiring to write your own musicals, this discussion will provide you with key takeaways from their experiences.
Their television credits include Vampirina from Disney Junior and Ridley Jones from Netflix. Today, we are focusing on Romantics Anonymous, a musical written by Emma Rice and premiered at Shakespeare's Globe.
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