Billy Porter, Leslie Jones & Phoebe Robinson on Places, Dahlingz! Podcast
Get ready to settle into your favorite listening spot, because a new comedic adventure is hitting the airwaves, diving deep into the dazzling, messy world of live performance. Three comedy heavyweights—Billy Porter, Leslie Jones, and Phoebe Robinson—are teaming up to launch a groundbreaking weekly podcast titled Places, Dahlingz!
This isn’t just another comedy show; it’s an invitation to explore the magic, the madness, and the sheer spectacle of being alive on stage. The series promises to be a hilarious and insightful journey, blending sharp comedic commentary with the breathtaking reality of Broadway and theater life.
The unique blend of perspectives is what sets this project apart. The cast brings a rich tapestry of experience to the microphone. You’ll hear the candid observations of Billy Porter, the theatrical flair of Leslie Jones, and the comedic genius of Phoebe Robinson guiding the conversation. They act as the perfect trio, navigating the high-stakes world of performance with both humor and genuine appreciation.
But the real gold of Places, Dahlingz! lies in the guest lineup. The hosts are sitting down with some of the brightest stars in the world of theater and music. Listeners will get exclusive chats with Broadway luminaries including Shoshana Bean, Ariana DeBose, and Renée Elise Goldsberry. These conversations promise to reveal the behind-the-scenes stories, the triumphs, and the hilarious mishaps that happen when dreams meet the spotlight.
With a commitment to quality, the podcast is set to be a massive undertaking, structured as a 48-part weekly series. It promises an immersive experience, offering listeners a deep, week-by-week exploration of what it truly means to be a performer—whether you’re stepping onto a Broadway stage or just trying to find your way to the next big moment.
Prepare your ears for Places, Dahlingz!. It’s a comedic masterclass, a backstage pass, and a celebration of the art of live performance, delivered with the wit and warmth of Porter, Jones, and Robinson.
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