El Camerino Podcast
The offstage conversations from inside the dressing room: warm, informal, and full of stories first told here.
A fortnightly podcast on Barcelona's musical theatre scene, co-hosted with Carlos Piris. Two seasons, twenty-four episodes, featuring performers, directors and producers discussing their work and the state of the industry. Entirely self-produced: I write the scripts and running orders.
Selected episodes
Building Ànima — Oriol Burés & Víctor G. Casademunt
Oriol Burés and Víctor G. Casademunt open their dressing room at the Teatre Tívoli to tell us how Ànima was born — the original Catalan musical that premiered at the TNC in 2024 and returned to a main stage in 2026. We trace it back to the friendship it started with, and to what it takes to keep an original show alive for five years before an audience ever sees it.
Recorded in Oriol Burés and Víctor G. Casademunt's dressing room at the Teatro Tívoli, this episode traces how the musical Ànima was written — from the friendship it started with to the decisions that shaped it.
Gara Roda — a director between two cities
Director Gara Roda has lived and trained in New York, directed Ànima — the original Catalan musical that reached the Teatre Nacional de Catalunya and the Tívoli — and is now resident director of SIX in Madrid. We trace that route in the dressing room, and go through the Tony nominations while we're at it.
Gara Roda — from Sister Act to Ànima, and what moves between Barcelona and New York.
Eloi Gómez — a career in Catalan musical theatre
We closed the first season over coffee with Eloi Gómez, three times named best musical theatre actor in Barcelona — twice at the Premis de la Crítica and once at the Premis Butaca. From his debut as Moritz in Spring Awakening to Sondheim's A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum and two productions with Dagoll Dagom —Catalonia’s most established musical theatre company—, he walks us through his career while we catch up on the state of the scene.
Three times named best musical theatre actor in Barcelona, Eloi Gómez walks us through his career over coffee — and we catch up on the scene before the summer break.
Selected highlights - beyond the episodes
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