Euripides, Eumenides: A Theatre History Podcast

The Theatre History podcast that doesn’t take itself too seriously. For each episode, Aaron Odom hosts a guest from the worldwide theatre community to talk about a bizarre, fascinating and humorous story from theatre history. One catch, the guest has no idea what they’ll be discussing. Plus, guests return to the program to share ”Theatre Horror Stories,” moments when theatre artists maintain that old adage: ”The show must go on.” From events an audience might never realize affected the show to the wheels falling off a production completely, these stories just make for great listening.
Episodes
Episodes



Wednesday Jul 27, 2022
Daniel Day-Lewis and Hamlet
Wednesday Jul 27, 2022
Wednesday Jul 27, 2022
Host Aaron Odom (@TridentTheatre) welcomes back returning guest Zach Schneider to discuss the final stage appearance of the iconic actor Daniel Day-Lewis.



Thursday Jul 14, 2022
Theatre Horror Story: Dalen and Ashley O’Connell
Thursday Jul 14, 2022
Thursday Jul 14, 2022
Host Aaron Odom (@TridentTheatre) welcomes back Dalen and Ashley O'Connell for their horror stories involving raw meats, wardrobe malfunctions, and unfortunate weather effects on stage.



Wednesday Jul 13, 2022
Shakespeare and Starlings in America
Wednesday Jul 13, 2022
Wednesday Jul 13, 2022
Host Aaron Odom (@TridentTheatre) brings back to the show producer Brand Birtwistle of The Brand Productions to discuss a plague unleashed upon North America out of respect for William Shakespeare.



Wednesday Jun 29, 2022
Artaud and The Theatre of Cruelty
Wednesday Jun 29, 2022
Wednesday Jun 29, 2022
Host Aaron Odom (@TridentTheatre) and guest Shannon Corder (@shannonsboobs) discuss Antonin Artaud, one of the oddest and most influential characters in 20th century theatre, and his Theatre of Cruelty



Wednesday Jun 15, 2022
Colossal Flops, Pt.2
Wednesday Jun 15, 2022
Wednesday Jun 15, 2022
Host Aaron Odom (@TridentTheatre) and guest Laurel Rockall of the Hightailing Through History podcast continue their discussion about some of the most significant flops in commercial theatre history.



Wednesday Jun 01, 2022
Colossal Flops, Pt. 1
Wednesday Jun 01, 2022
Wednesday Jun 01, 2022
Host Aaron Odom (@TridentTheatre) and guest Laurel Rockall of the Hightailing Through History podcast begin to discuss some of the most significant flops in commercial theatre history.



Wednesday May 18, 2022
Post-Mortem: The Book of Mormon, Pt. 2
Wednesday May 18, 2022
Wednesday May 18, 2022
Host Aaron Odom of Trident Theatre and London-based theatre producer Richard Jordan continue their discussion from episode 34, about why the musical "The Book of Mormon" worked so well, despite a pitch that could have producers, investors, and potential audience members scratching their heads.



Wednesday May 04, 2022
Post-Mortem: The Book of Mormon, Pt. 1
Wednesday May 04, 2022
Wednesday May 04, 2022
Host Aaron Odom of Trident Theatre and London-based theatre producer Richard Jordan discuss why the musical "The Book of Mormon" worked so well, despite a pitch that could have producers, investors, and potential audience members scratching their heads.



Saturday Apr 23, 2022
Theatre Horror Story - Dawn Brodey
Saturday Apr 23, 2022
Saturday Apr 23, 2022
Dawn Brodey of the H.I.L.F (History I'd Like to F**k) Podcast returns to discuss a formative moment when a van going off the road forced some theatrical ingenuity.



Wednesday Apr 20, 2022
The Banning of Tartuffe
Wednesday Apr 20, 2022
Wednesday Apr 20, 2022
Host Aaron Odom (@TridentTheatre) and fellow podcaster, comedian, actor and historian Dawn Brodey of the H.I.L.F. (History I'd Like to F**k) Podcast discuss the most famous and most scandalous play by beloved French playwright, Moliere.

Euripides, Eumenides: A Theatre History Podcast
My name is Aaron Odom, and I'm the creator and host of this show. So, what's it all about?
This is the theatre history podcast for people who like bizarre and hilarious stories from history; these just all happen to be about theatre. For each episode, I meet with guests from the many different avenues my theatre career has taken me down, and I give my guests no idea what we're going to be discussing for the episode. All they know is that we'll discuss a strange story from theatre history and perhaps get a better understanding about why we're still doing it after all these years.