Next week, Scott and Mackenzie will be donning their togas alongside special guest Ryan Borochovitz, Co-Artistic Producer of Cup of Hemlock Theatre, as they delve into the world of Stephen Sondheim's musical comedy A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum. The trio will take a deep dive into the ancient Roman plays of playwright Plautus and examine how his works influenced Sondheim, Shevelove, and Gelbart. They’ll also explore the profound impact of lead actor Zero Mostel’s portrayal of Pseudolus had on the shaping of the musical. Plus, Ryan will share his controversial perspective on why Forum is his favourite Sondheim musical.

All of this and tragedy tomorrow and comedy on next Friday's all new episode!

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Fellow Ozians, the wait is over! The much-anticipated review of the movie musical that's defying gravity, Wicked, is finally here. Join host Mackenzie and special guest Jessica Maxwell as they delve into their thoughts on this dazzling adaptation. Hear these longtime friends sing the praises of the film's leading ladies, and how Ariana Grande-Butera exceeded their expectations. They uncover the clever Easter eggs director Jon M. Chu sprinkled throughout the film for eagle-eyed fans to discover. Plus, they share what they're most excited to see in the highly anticipated sequel, Wicked: For Good.

This week, Mackenzie and Maris are finding new ways to dream as they discussion the Lloyd Webber musical Sunset Boulevard. Together, they delve into the tumultuous creative process behind Sunset Boulevard and its profound impact on the original Norma, Patti LuPone. They debate which Norma solo reigns supreme: "With One Look" or "As If We Never Said Goodbye." Plus, discover why Mackenzie believes the song "The Lady's Paying" missed the mark.

All this and eternal youth is worth a little suffering in this all new episode!

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Next week Mackenzie and Maris are getting ready for their close ups as they discuss the film noir musical Sunset Boulevard. Hear Maris and Mackenzie explore the concepts of ageism in the entertainment industry and when you could be too old to play Norma. They make the tough decision who was the better Norma between Patti LuPone and Glenn Close. Plus, Maris gives her review of the most recent revival production starring  Nicole Scherzinger.

All of this and many rewrites of the Salome screenplay on next Friday's all new episode!

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This week, Mackenzie and Scott are exploring 'King's Dilemma' as they discussion the troublesome musical comedy Victor/Victoria. Together these two unpack why some of the songs from the Oscar nominated film didn't make it into the stage show. They explore why the keys to the songs didn't quite sit right with either Julie Andrews or audiences. Plus hear how these two find correlations between this musical comedy and the Tony winning musical La Cage Aux Folles!

All this and Paris by Night in this all new episode!

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Next week Mackenzie and Scott are jetting off to the night clubs of Paris, France as they discuss the musical comedy Victor/Victoria. Hear Scott and Mackenzie explore the score as they decipher the differences between Mancini and Wildhorn's compositions. They give their lists of who they think would work in leading this musical in a revival. Plus, discover the Tony Award drama that surrounds this show.

All of this and Paris makes us horny on next Friday's all new episode!

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This week, Mackenzie, Scott, and special guest John Rocha are breaking out their blank page or canvas to celebrate a milestone 75th episode with a discussion of the Sondheim and Lapine musical Sunday in the Park with George. Together, they explore how the piece reflects Sondheim's relationship with his former collaborator, Hal Prince. Discover the plot point Bernadette Peters insisted on changing before signing on to the show, and which actor from the hit TV comedy Cheers was almost part of the original Broadway production!

All this and a malfunctioning Chromolume #7 in this all new episode!

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Next week it's our 75th episode and to honour this milestone join Mackenzie, Scott, and special guest John Rocha as they breakdown the art of making art as they discuss Sondheim and Lapine musical Sunday in the Park with George. Find out all fun the hidden musical details Sondheim wrote into this piece. Hear why Mandy Patinkin almost left the original Broadway production. Plus, discover the Star Trek connection to this musical.

All of this and Chromolume #7 on next Friday's all new episode!

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This week, Mackenzie and Scott are ‘putting their minds to it’ as they honor the late, great three-time Tony winner Hinton Battle with a discussion of the super soul musical The Wiz. Together these two unpack why Scott prefers the more uptempo numbers of this show compared to the ballads. They explore the innovative marketing campaign that saved the original Broadway production. Plus hear what other classic texts or films they think deserve a reinterpretation/reinvention!

All this and in your own way, be a lion in this all new episode!

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Next week, join Mackenzie and Scott as they ease on down the road to explore the groundbreaking musical The Wiz and honour the late Hinton Battle, the Tony-winning originator of the Scarecrow on Broadway. Hear how The Wiz ranks among other Oz-inspired musicals and the unique marketing campaign that saved the original Broadway production. Plus, discover the surprising connection between James Bond and this super soul musical.

All of this and no bad news on next Friday's all new episode!

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