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In Episode 2 of Balcony Baddies, Jaelynn and Weller break down Paranormal Activity, the new horror play at the August Wilson Theatre.
Written by Levi Holloway and directed by Felix Barrett, it's an original story set in the world of the hit film franchise, about a married couple haunted in their home. It comes to Broadway from the West End, where it was Olivier Award nominated, and it's playing a strictly limited run through January 3, 2027. Is it actually scary? Does this stage-to-screen adaptation live up to its franchise legacy? Does it have a shot at Tony recognition? Listen to find out, with a major spoiler warning upfront!
TELL US: Have you seen Paranormal Activity yet, and did it get you? Drop it in the comments!
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ABOUT BALCONY BADDIES
Balcony Baddies is a weekly theatre podcast from two recent musical theatre grads getting their start in the industry. Over the 2026-27 Broadway season, we're seeing every show, discussing them through the lens of young people entering the business (what we're excited about, what concerns us, and what it means for the work we'll be auditioning for and working on), and predicting the 2027 Tony Award nominees and winners!
Balcony Baddies is an independent podcast. We are not affiliated with or endorsed by the Broadway League, the American Theatre Wing, the Tony Awards, or any show, theatre, or company mentioned. All opinions are our own, and show titles and names are used for commentary and review.
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Welcome to Balcony Baddies! We're Jaelynn and Weller, two recent Syracuse University musical theatre graduates, and this season we're seeing every show on Broadway from the balcony, then coming home to break it all down through the lens of young artists just getting their feet in the door, all in the lead-up to the 2027 Tony Awards.
In Episode 1, we walk through the entire 2026-27 Broadway season, show by show: what we're excited about, what we're unsure about, and what we know absolutely nothing about!
SUBSCRIBE, and tell us in the comments: Which show on the 2026-27 season are YOU most excited for? Which one are we sleeping on? And if you're a producer of Other Desert Cities... we'd love tickets.
LISTEN & FOLLOW
TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@balconybaddies
Instagram: www.instagram.com/balconybaddiespodcast/
Email us: [email protected]
SUPPORT THE SHOW
Seeing every show is not cheap! If you like what we're doing, you can help keep us in the balcony:
ABOUT BALCONY BADDIES
Balcony Baddies is a weekly theatre podcast from two recent musical theatre grads getting their start in the industry. Over the 2026-27 Broadway season, we're seeing every show, discussing them through the lens of young people entering the business (what we're excited about, what concerns us, and what it means for the work we'll be auditioning for and working on), and predicting the 2027 Tony Award nominees and winners!
Balcony Baddies is an independent podcast. We are not affiliated with or endorsed by the Broadway League, the American Theatre Wing, the Tony Awards, or any show, theatre, or company mentioned. All opinions are our own, and show titles and names are used for commentary and review.
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We're Jaelynn & Weller, two young theatre artists just breaking into the industry, and this season we're seeing every Broadway show eligible for the 2027 Tony Awards.
Each week, we break…
Along the way, we'll track the season and make our predictions for the 2027 Tony nominations and winners. Whether you're a fellow theatre maker, a casual ticket-buyer, or just trying to decide what's worth seeing, we'll give you our signature eagle-eyed perspective. See you in the back row!