Intermission's over. Hope you grabbed your concessions and made a quick trip to the loo.We're back, catching up on what's been keeping us entertained over the break before diving into one of theatre's favourite hot topics: what's actually fair? From nepotism and favouritism to pre-casting and a little high school debate—do you choose a show for the actors you have, or based on who's been around the longest? We're sharing a few opinions (and probably stirring the pot a little). No definitive answers, but plenty of theatre chat as we get back into the swing of things.

Welcome back to Episode 25 of Notes from the Green Room.This week, we're catching up on what's been keeping us entertained lately, then taking a lap around Utah's summer theatre scene; there's no shortage of stages (and other local arts) worth supporting.We're taking a brief intermission for a few weeks, but we'll be back in August. Until then, go buy a ticket, be kind to your castmates, thank your crew, and don't forget to leave the ghost light on. You’ve always got a place in our Green Room, see you at places.

Candice is still across the pond, (It's almost been a fortnight) Checking in from London with more Stories of her travels and the shows she's seeing at the West End.

Then the Green Room Crew turns its attention to the three words every theatre artist knows: I've got notes. From actors to directors to production teams, we unpack the fine art of giving them, getting them, and living through them.

This week, we're trying something new. Candice is joining us from a hotel room in Scotland, dialing in from across the pond to share stories from her travels so far.

Back on the home stage, we're tackling a topic every theatre lover should know: etiquette. When is it okay to cheer? When should you clap? When should you sit in reverent silence?

Consider this the cliff notes for audience behavior. We're sharing a few of our favorite dos, an handful of don'ts, and some thoughts on how to be the kind of patron every performer hopes to see from the stage.

Take your seat. The house lights are dimming. Class is in Session.

This week, we put down the skull and pick up the textbooks. Join us as we explore mental health in Hamlet, from melancholy and grief to how Shakespeare reflected the ailments of his age, and why many of those challenges still resonate today.

We’re back in the greenroom for the 79th Annual Tony Awards with themed snacks, live reactions, and our thoughts on every major win of the night. We’re ready to cry, cheer, and become emotionally attached to people we’ve only seen for three minutes on television. Join us for Broadway's biggest night and as always, we have notes!

We’re back in the Green Room this week! First up: our thoughts on the new BBC series The Other Bennet Sister—what’s working, what may have missed, and what has us ready for the remaining episodes.Then it’s time for the Tony Awards’ Best Musical nominees. We’re talking vampires, cake, parodies, a little Oklahoma, and an award-winning iceberg (yes, really), among these wildly different shows competing for Broadway’s biggest prize. This year’s lineup has something for everyone to love, and we’re wondering just who it is, that might take home the Tony.

More Tony Talk this week on Notes from the Green Room! We’re breaking down the nominees for Best Play, and this year’s lineup is varied. Expect strong opinions, the usual theatrical tangents, and at least one completely left-field prediction delivered with absolute confidence.