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EPISODE · Jun 2, 2025 · 41 MIN

How Broadway Sounds: Inside the Work of Tony Award Winner Brian Ronan

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In this episode of Hear Us Out, we step behind the curtain with Brian Ronan, one of Broadway’s most celebrated sound designers and a two-time Tony Award winner. With an impressive list of credits that includes The Book of Mormon, Beautiful: The Carole King Musical, Next to Normal, and more, Brian has shaped the sound of some of Broadway’s most iconic productions.We dive into what it means to design sound for the stage — how storytelling, emotion, and technical precision intersect in every mic, cue, and mix. Brian shares how he approaches new shows, collaborates with directors and composers, and balances art with acoustics in live theater.Whether you're a theater lover, sound nerd, or just curious about the magic that brings a show to life, this episode offers a fascinating look at the invisible art form that makes Broadway heard — and felt.🎧 Tune in to hear how Brian Ronan quite literally gives Broadway its voice.Follow Us: www.instagram.com/thc_audiologywww.hearusoutpodcast.comwww.thcaudiology.comwww.instagram.com/hearusoutpcast_official

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