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The Ensemblist is an inside look at the experience of being a Broadway performer- from the first rehearsal through performing eight shows a week and beyond. Whether you’re an experienced theatre professional or a passionate fan, The Ensemblist will give you the opportunity to get to know new performers and the great work they do onstage, while also shedding light on some of the hidden innerworkings of the Broadway experience. Created and hosted by Mo Brady (The Addams Family, SMASH) and Nikka Graff Lanzarone (Chicago, Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown), The Ensemblist is the only podcast that shows you Broadway from the inside out. 

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“It’s something I learned in rehearsals: Just show up!"

Mo Brady

With our episode on Activism coming out at the end of April, Playbill Senior Features Editor Ruthie Fierberg shares why she chose to participate in the March for Science in New York City earlier last month. 

Ruthie Fierberg

Ruthie Fierberg

“It’s actually something I learned growing up in rehearsals: Just show up. Be present and accounted for—physically and mentally."

"The March for Women in DC was the first political march I’d ever attended, and not long after that I went to a protest rally in Washington Square to support the rights of Muslims and immigrants, and now the March for Science. It’s comforting to stand in a group among people who share your beliefs; it makes you feel you’re not the only one who's upset (and willing to voice that frustration aloud)."

"While the results on Election Day have kicked my activism into gear in a number of ways, marching still feels the most fulfilling. Showing up to march feels powerful, like we can’t be ignored if we are standing right before you.”

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