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It's Mental Health Awareness Month, and you can celebrate May 16 by listening to the premiere of the podcast Stage Combat: A Mental Health Story. The podcast is a series about a lead actor who has a mental health crisis at the Goodspeed Opera House in East Haddam, Connecticut.
It's a compelling story, but while scripted, closely follows what happened to creator Sean Hayden in 2019, when he experienced a panic attack while performing in Billy Elliot, the Musical.
Via statement, Hayden says of his drive to create the podcast:
A mental health crisis could happen to anyone. What if I created a podcast where I show you how a mental health crisis happens? Moment to moment. What if I could take you right into the Goodspeed Opera House with me and have you experience everything I experienced? Could that change the way you think about mental health?
The podcast has talkbacks, just like many Broadway shows.
Stage Combat: A Mental Health Story will be on Apple, Spotify, iHeartRadio and all major podcast directories. Follow the show on Instagram.
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Weird as it is, turning-88 Pat Boone — like Martin & Lewis and Sal Mineo — was photographed naked and showering in the ‘50s. The thought was any nudity would never be seen as it was unprintable (then). Cut to: Any photo that exists gets seen. https://t.co/PM2TZVyYOP pic.twitter.com/VF4Yse8KF7
— Matthew Rettenmund (@mattrett) June 1, 2022
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ABOVE: It seems unbelievable — though yes, I realize he was on Twilight Zone and Star Trek 60 damn years ago — that we are living in a world where William Shatner is fully 90.
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