Explore every episode of the podcast All That Chat: The All That Dazzles Podcast

Daz is joined by Andrew Barth Feldman to talk about his London stage debut in the upcoming musical 'Nero', honouring Duncan Sheik with the production, his Broadway career so far and what is bringing all the Evan Hansens to London this year.

Daz is joined by Broadway star Chilina Kennedy to talk about her return to 'The Great Gatsby' in New York,  why she is crossing the pond to bring her own musical 'Wild About You' to London in early 2027 and the opportunities, risks and repeated mistakes found in new musicals making their debut.

Daz is joined by three of the stars of the brand new musical 'Stoker Wilde' as returning guest Glenn Adamson is joined by first-timers Jamie Bogyo and Christina Bennington, all meeting for the first time to explore what drew them to this developmental run and the strange connections between them.

To celebrate Mean Girls Day, Daz is joined by Georgie Buckland and Max Gill to talk about starring as Janis and Damian in the UK tour of the most fetch musical, what has made the story and show so loved for decades now, their bond behind the scenes and who they would like to push in front of a bus!

In a special episode to celebrate 20 spellbinding years of Wicked in the West End, Daz is joined by the original West End Glinda, Helen Dallimore, to relive her time in Wicked, sharing stories, reliving some of her favourite moments and discussing what has made the show such a success.

In a special bonus episode, Daz heads Into The Woods to meet eight cast members from the West End transfer of Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine's classic, talking to Simbi Akande (Cinderella), Matthew Seadon-Young (Cinderella's Prince/Wolf), Fiona Finsbury (Rapunzel), Lucas Koch (Rapunzel's Prince), Keith Ramsay (Jack), Julie Jupp (Jack's Mother), Gabrielle Lewis-Dodson (Florinda) and Hana Ichijo (Lucinda) to talk about the show, Sondheim and fairytales!

Daz is joined by Divina De Campo to talk about her latest show 'Amanda - The Night Before Me', her career in theatre so far including 'Ride The Cyclone', 'Hedwig' and 'The Spongebob Musical' and her time on the first season of RuPaul's Drag Race UK

Daz is joined by returning guest Marisha Wallace alongside Michael Rishawn to talk about the UK premiere of 'Table 17' at Kiln Theatre, the differences between American and British audiences, and interval ice cream!

In a long-awaited bumper episode, Daz sits down with Beverley Knight to talk about the return of 'Sylvia' and what keeps her coming back to the role she won an Olivier Award for as well as talking about her recent 'Born To Perform' tour and an exclusive tease of what's next for her.

Daz is joined by Charlie Burn and Ashley Gilmour to talk about starring in the London premiere of 'Jane Eyre - A Musical' at Southwark Playhouse Elephant and how this story compares to the characters they have played before.

Daz is joined by Frances Mayli McCann and Zachary Pang to talk about the UK premiere of the award-winning Korean musical 'You & It' at London's King's Head Theatre, as well as the rise of AI in theatre, and Frances' past roles in the West End.

Mischief Comedy legends Henry Lewis and Henry Shields talk about the origins of the company and 'The Play That Goes Wrong' as well as the West End return of their latest hit, 'The Comedy About Spies'

Daz is joined by Telly Leung and Grace Mouat to talk about the fully staged London premiere of 'Death Note' at the Barbican Theatre, with Telly revealing his love for London and Grace telling me what advice her former 'Six' co-star gave her when stepping into the role.

Daz is joined by Josh Radnor & Noah Galvin to talk about working together for the first time and making their London stage debuts in 'Hit Machine' as well as Josh revisiting his time in 'How I Met Your Mother' and Noah discussing a stage rivalry over his husband.

And now the end is near, but not before one last episode of this series. Daz is joined by the three leading stars of the huge new West End musical 'Sinatra' to talk about the enduring legacy of Frank Sinatra, how the show has changed since its Birmingham debut in 2023 and what audiences can expect.

In an episode full of laughter and a few too many four-letter words, Daz is joined by Noah Harrison & Emily Benjamin to talk about their roles in the West End return of Avebue Q and why the show is more than simply puppets having sex.

Daz heads to the rehearsal room of 'High Society' to chat to its five leading stars; Helen George, Julian Ovenden, Freddie Fox, Carly Mercedes Dyer and Felicity Kendal as well as director Rachel Kavanaugh, to find out why this production differs to those that have come before it.

Daz is joined by the newest stars of Moulin Rouge! The Musical in the West End, as Alistair Brammer and Karis Anderson talk about starring as Christian and Satine, what attracted them to the show, and rowdy audiences.

In a short but sweet episode acting as a taster for a full-length future episode, Daz sits down with Beverley Knight and Sharon Rose at the launch of 'Sylvia: The Essentials' to talk about the newly released album, and their return to the stage for the musical's upcoming tour.

In a special mini-episode, Daz is joined by Alex Bird and Joshua Lendon, two of the new members of the 13th cast of long-running West End favourite 'The Play That Goes Wrong' to talk about rehearsing for the show, and their own superstitions.

Daz is joined by Broadway and West End star Sierra Boggess to talk about her career to date, including originating Ariel in 'The Little Mermaid', and Christine in 'The Phantom of the Opera' and 'Love Never Dies'. Sierra also says what to expect from her upcoming West End concert, and what she loves about coming to London

Daz is joined by Stevie Doc and returning guest Keelan McAuley, the stars of The Devil Wears Prada musical, to talk about playing Andy and Nate in the groundbreaking West End show, how it compares to the movie and their thoughts on the newly released sequel

Daz is joined by Courtney Bowman and Scott Paige to talk about their roles of Lauren and George in the newest production of Kinky Boots at the London Coliseum, revealing their history with the show and why it is still such an important story to tell... and shoes. Of course, we talk about shoes!

Daz is joined by 'Choir Boy' stars Michael Ahomka-Lindsay and Terique Jarrett to talk about returning to the show for its London transfer, years after they last starred in it, as well as their own similarities with the characters, and their past roles in 'Newsies' and 'Daddy'.

Daz and Sam talk about this year's Olivier Awards revealing what wasn't shown on TV as well as their thoughts on the winners and revisiting their predictions from last month.

Daz is joined by the newest Thernardiers, Harry Hepple and Lizzie Bea who talk about taking over the iconic roles in the longest running musical in the world, Les Miserables.

Daz is joined by Barry Bostwick, Nell Campbell and Patricia Quinn aka Brad Majors, Columbia and Magenta in the Rocky Horror Picture Show to talk about reuniting to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the iconic movie, their memories from filming the movie, and why it has connected so strongly with an audience for the last 50 years. Expect some incredible, unfiltered stories!

In a special extended episode, Daz is joined by Jordan Luke Gage to talk all about his new musical 'Redcliffe' as well as his past roles, all the things that have gone wrong on stage, and 'The Cher Show' (if you know, you know).

In an exclusive interview, Daz is joined by the leading stars of new musical 'Dark Of The Moon' as they meet for the very first time, and get to know each other.

Ahead of this week's staged concert premiere of 'In Pieces', Joey Contreras tells Daz why he keeps bringing this musical to London, and his future hopes for the show, with returning favourite Ryan Kopel making a flying visit to talk about his Newsies reunion in the show.

In another quickfire mini-episode, Daz is joined by the newest cast of Hadestown in the West End to talk about joining the hit show, and the most gasp-inducing moments in theatre.

Daz is joined by a trio of guests as Matt Henry, Jaymi Hensley and Dalton Harris talk about their new musical World's Greatest Lover, and look back on their time on The X Factor.

In a special mini episode, Daz heads to the rehearsal room for the new UK tour of Waitress to meet Carrie Hope Fletcher, Dan Partridge, Sandra Marvin and Evelyn Hoskins. Ever wanted to know what pie they would be? Listen in and find out.

Daz is joined by Lucy Thomas and Desmonda Cathabel to talk about uniting for the world premiere of new musical 'Rosie' in concert. The pair also talk about their comparisons on TV shows 'The Voice Kids' and 'Mamma Mia! I Have A Dream' with Desmonda looking back on her time in Hadestown.

Daz is joined by Noah Mullins and Jenna Russell to talk about starring in the newly Olivier nominated The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry, with both sharing their own extraordinary stories from their lives and careers.

Daz is joined by Sam Williams to discuss this year's Olivier Awards nominations, revealing who they both think will win each category and who they want to win as well as any surprises and notable absences among the nominations.

Daz is joined by George Crawford and Karen Mav to talk about their roles as Emmett and Paulette in the latest UK tour of Legally Blonde and how they are settling into the show. George also talks about the viral backstage chaos at The Great Gatsby, with Karen revealing what it is like to be the lead in Dreamgirls.

Daz is joined by Craig Gallivan and Lee Zarrett to talk about starring in the West End production of 'Hercules', their own journeys to the stage and their favourite Disney movies in an episode ideal for any Disney lovers.

As part of a trilogy of episodes for shows at Theatre Royal Drury Lane, Daz is joined by Natalie May Paris and Amy Di Bartolomeo to talk about the world premiere of brand new musical Sea Witch, what to expect from the concert, and why these one-night-only events are increasing in popularity. The pair also talk about each of their iconic roles in Six, and The Devil Wears Prada.

Daz is joined by theatre stars Sydnie Christmas and Kelly Mathieson to talk about their upcoming performances as part of 'To Maury With Love', a concert celebrating the 80th birthday of Maury Yeston. The pair talk about their connections with his shows and songs, picking their favourites with Kelly comparing her time in 'The Phantom of the Opera' to Maury's own 'Phantom', and Sydnie talking about winning Britain's Got Talent, and teasing her new music.

Daz is joined by returning guest Lucie Jones to talk about her upcoming biggest solo concert to date as well as her return to the barricades in Les Miserables, her thoughts on Carrie Hope Fletcher in Waitress, and the future of 13 Going On 30.

Daz is joined by Sam Williams and Henry Calvert to talk about 2025 in theatre, discussing all of the best and worst shows of the year.

Daz is joined by singer-songwriter Nerina Pallot to talk about 25 years of releasing music, her upcoming biggest show to date at the Royal Albert Hall and her connections to theatre including her love of Stephen Sondheim.

Daz is joined by Rebecca Lock and Jena Pandya to talk about the UK premiere of Freaky Friday as well as answering questions about eachothers careers and body-swapping in theatre 

Daz is joined by Liza Sadovy and Joel Harper-Jackson who talk about playing mother and son in 'Daniel's Husband'. Joel also talks about working with Jonathan Bailey and stepping in for Taron Egerton, with Liza talking about her Olivier award-winning role in Cabaret.

Daz is joined by Danielle Steers and Tobias Turley to talk through their recently completed London run of 'Hot Mess' as well as a 'Mamma Mia' and 'The Cher Show' crossover. Expect chaos!

Daz is joined by Jack Holden and Ed Stambollouian to talk about the response to their acclaimed show 'Kenrex', what to expect from its imminent London transfer, what inspired them to create it and a hot topic on true crime on stage.

Daz is joined by Victoria Hamilton-Barritt and Tarinn Callender to talk about the world premiere of Paddington The Musical, that internet-breaking response and their separate work on Cinderella and Hamilton.

Daz is joined by Trevor Ashley and Raj Ghatak to talk about their scene-stealing roles in the smash hit West End revival of 'The Producers', their careers so far, and this weeks hot topic on comedy on stage and the boundaries it should have.

The two iconic leading ladies join forces for the first time to create an unexpected new double act. They talk about starring in Acorn Antiques The Musical and their own careers, with Ria talking anout working with Victoria Wood, and being the first to play Norma Desmond in Sunset Boulevard.