Dylan and Connor are joined by McKenzie Kurtz (Schmigadoon, Heathers). It’s time for a second helping of McKenzie on DRAMA. as this diva makes her podcast return! McKenzie has been up to a lot since she last sat down with the twins: departed Wicked, originated the role of Cassandra in The Heart of Rock and Roll, slayed as Heather Chandler off-Broadway, and is now starring in Schmigadoon! This Drama Desk nominee spills on finding her version of Betsy, pulling funny faces onstage, and being given the freedom by director Christopher Gatelli to play. McKenzie reflects on Schmigadoon ending an era at the Kennedy Center, auditioning for the Apple TV series, and her Broadway.com Vlog. For those who heard our first chat, things come full circle as we dish on The Bachelor (none of us watch anymore - trust!), as well as gag over Off Campus and Rob Rausch. Listen as McKenzie gives us the tea on her relationship with Brent Comer, including the role that our episode played in the early days of their budding romance! Heathers, Halloween, and Heated Rivalry! Oh my! This is a delightful chat with a darling gal, and we simply adore her. You can’t miss McKenzie’s comedic prowess onstage in Schmigadoon on Broadway!

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Connor and Dylan are joined by Olivier Award winner Layton Williams (Titanique, Cabaret). Well YES! Y’all knew we’d have a true kiki with this West End diva, who has crossed the pond to take Broadway by storm. Actually, by iceberg, b*tch! Layton spills on being nominated for a Tony Award for his turn in Titanique, reprising the same role for which clinched an Olivier. He speaks candidly about receiving the offer for the role in the West End, as well as how his transfer to Broadway came to be. We gab about Layton’s adventures in the Big Apple, his fabulous co-stars Constantine Rousouli and Melissa Barrera, and advice he received from Jak Malone ahead of the run. Listen in as the twins break down the latest Drag Race All Stars bracket scenario, Layton divulges his encounters with members of the Spice Girls, and the last time Tom Holland tried to FaceTime him. These three share plenty of laughs while also chatting about Strictly Come Dancing, Billy Elliot, and why Eeeeeveryboy’s Talking About Jamie. Wake! It! Up! Prepare to giggle and gag with Layton Williams this week on DRAMA!

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Dylan and Connor are joined by drag superstar Suzie Toot (RuPaul’s Drag Race). Consider our engines STARTED! Hopped up on NeuroGum and with Pride on the horizon, these theatre queens joined together for a gay ol’ time. Ms. Toot fills the twins in on her upcoming one-woman solo tour, Suzie with a Z, which she is bringing to 17 cities across the nation this summer. All-singing, all-dancing, all Suzie Toot! This queen recalls when she last saw RuPaul in the flesh, speaks on the legacy of being the “Queen of She Done Already Done Had Herses,” and reflects on how life has changed after the race. Our guest spills the tea about Provincetown, her drag inspirations Dina Martina, Jinkx Monsoon, and Sasha Velour, and the key to tap dancing as a giant menorah during the holiday season. Of course we get into ButtTootKing (Suzie’s trio with Kori King and Lydia B. Kollins), their upcoming Halloween tour, and behind the scenes tidbits from Drag Race season 17. Why is Suzie a redhead? Which Tony snub is Dylan still peeved about? Sit back, relax, and enjoy Suzie Toot on DRAMA!

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Connor and Dylan are joined by Melissa Barrera (Titanique, In the Heights) for a brand new episode of DRAMA. with Connor & Dylan MacDowell. Melissa is an actor, singer, activist, producer, final girl, and now… Broadway star! She can currently be seen starring as Rose DeWitt Bukater in Titanique at the St. James Theatre. She spills on sailing the Ship of Dreams, getting to be funny onstage, and working with Marla Mindelle, Constantine Rousouli, Deborah Cox, Jim Parsons, and MORE. Visits from Patti LuPone, Melissa’s gaggy Betsey Johnson archival custom opening night dress, and joining the Broadway community are all discussed. This multi-talented star of the Scream franchise dishes on being asked to do Chicago on Broadway, coming to NYC to see shows, and excitement for the Titanique’s upcoming Tonys performance. Having starred as Vanessa in the In the Heights film, Melissa shares stories from the shoot, navigating her mental health on set, and bonding with Anthony Ramos. We get into Melissa’s new production company, writing screenplays, and her dreams of directing. Stick around for chatter on Catherine Zeta Jones in Chicago, working with Lin Manuel-Miranda, and starring in Carmen with Paul Mescal. Near, far, wherever you are… you’re gonna gag for this episode of the podcast!

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Dylan and Connor are here to break down the 2026 Tony Award Nominations! The headline of the day: Lea Michele SNUBBED for a Leading Actress in a Musical! DRAMA. We kick off by crashing out over that, along with other juicy news such as June Squibb and Danny Burstein making Tonys history, Scott Rudin’s double nominations, None for Proof including awards darling Kara Young!), and only one acting nod for Cats: The Jellicle Ball. Gagging over Ali Louis Bourzgui, Constantine Rousouli, Christiani Pitts and Sam Tutty, and Hannah Cruz! Excitement for the four Best Musical options (Two Strangers, Schmigadoon, The Lost Boys, and Titanique) and intrigue over the Best Revival options (Ragtime, Rocky Horror, and Cats) will make for a VERY wild telecast. We love the theatre community and we love YOU. Thanks for tuning in, y’all!

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Connor and Dylan are joined by Heather Morris (Glee, 11 to Midnight). The twins are together for a GLEEful spring reunion in the Big Apple, and they’re quite frankly gagged to be in the presence of this dancing diva. You know and love their guest from portraying Brittany S. Pierce on the musical comedy Glee. Now through May 11th, you can see her slay onstage in Cost n' Mayor’s off-Broadway dance show 11 to Midnight. These three hit it off, gabbing about the Glee renaissance in NYC with Matthew Morrison, Lea Michele, Kevin McHale, Darren Criss, and of course HeMo. Heather opens up about living in Arizona with her boys, her botox-free lifestyle, and making the most of her stint in NYC. We get the scoop on her recent appearance in the 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee as a guest speller, as well as sharing an onstage dance with Mr. Shue himself, Matt Morrison, in Just in Time on Broadway. Listen as we wax poetic about Heather’s favorite Glee guest stars, dealing with anxiety while on set, brushes with reality competition shows, and all things 11 to Midnight, from cropped rugby tees to onstage highlights. Oh, did you know Heather WON The Masked Dancer as a pair of scissors? Things get astrological, y’all! Settle in for this fabulous chat with Heather, and catch her while you can in 11 to Midnight this spring!

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Connor and Dylan are joined by Academy Award nominated actress Jennifer Tilly (The Adding Machine, Bullets Over Broadway, The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills). This icon is currently starring off-Broadway in The Adding Machine (with the New Group), alongside Daphne Rubin-Vega, Sarita Choudhury, and Michael Cyril Creighton. Jennifer discusses working with director Scott Elliott, her incredible castmates, and the joys of crafting and getting into character. Tilly talks about her gaggy custom Balmain RHOBH reunion dress, why she joined the series, and jumping into Rachel Zoe’s pool with Keltie Knight. She spills on her Gay Icon Status, running her own Oscar campaign for Bullets Over Broadway, and juicy stories about Hollywood. Listen closely for her hot takes about movie musicals, the future of the Chucky franchise, and teases Celebrity Autobiography coming to Broadway this summer. Jennifer brings her signature glamour, sense of humor, and inimitable storytelling. Don’t miss her off-Broadway through May 17th!

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Dylan and Connor are joined by Dee Roscioli (Death Becomes Her, Titanique). Dee has defied gravity, sailed the ship of dreams, and is alive… FOREVERRRRR. And you know what else? She’s joining the DRAMA. FAM, officially! Get ready for this electric and connective conversation covering all aspects of Dee’s life and career. She is currently slaying in Death Becomes Her on Broadway, standing by for both leading roles of Madeline Ashton and Helen Sharp. You know and love Dee as one of the first and longest-running Elphaba’s in Wicked across the country. She also had an epic run as Celine Dion in Titanique off-Broadway. We talk about early Wicked memories, her abundance of Glindas, the charming and upbeat backstage life at the Daryl Roth, and being “The Fourth Cher” in The Cher Show. We get into Project Hail Mary, audio books on Libby, and Jennifer Tilly. Go see Death Becomes Her with friends of the pod Jennifer Simard, Christopher Sieber, and more fabulous folks. We love Dee!

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Dylan and Connor are joined by Grammy Award-winner Abigail Barlow (SIX the Musical, The Unofficial Bridgerton Musical Album). All you wanna do… is listen to this gorgeous chat featuring the twins and Abigail! But first, the Summer House drama MUST be discussed. Amanda Batula, Ciara Miller, West Wilson, Kyle Cooke, and… Carl? Then it’s time for alllll the tea from Abigail. We dive into what it’s like starring in SIX the Musical as Katherine Howard, sharing a dressing room with Dylan Mulvaney, and her journey to making this thrilling debut. Abigail famously wrote (and won a Grammy!) for The Unofficial Bridgerton Musical Album with her collaborator Emily Bear. We get into the origin story, happy memories from that time, and the way it led to writing the music for Moana 2. We get into it ALL. Abigail talks about her pop star journey and what’s to come creatively. There are doses of drama abound, including The Drama starring Zendaya and Robert Pattinson, the two year anniversary of The Tortured Poets Department, and The Song of Achilles and Circe by Madeline Miller. Get ready to absolutely queen out while listening to this episode. Catch Abigail in SIX the Musical all summer long!

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Dylan and Connor are joined by Olivier Award winner Sam Tutty (Two Strangers (Carry a Cake Across New York), Dear Evan Hansen). Three redheads carry a pod into your ears! Fresh off the first preview of Rocky Horror on Broadway, the twins have a spoiler-free chat about the musical revival before diving into their convo with the leading man of Two Strangers. Sam is so charming, breezy, and silly. He fills the boys in on his New York experience, his thoughts on American culture and cuisine, and the nature of the eight-shows-a-week schedule. Sam’s upcoming trip to London, featuring a birthday barbecue, Tesco’s Meal Deal, and a visit to see his girlfriend’s musical Paddington are all discussed. Sam charts his journey through every iteration of Two Strangers, including the various recordings of “New York,” being part of script and character revisions, and how the show has grown since Christiani joined the cast for the American run. He speaks about his early experiences with the theatre (Phantom of the Opera!), when he learned he could sing, and happy memories from Dear Evan Hansen in the West End. Anime, video games, and Summer House and The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives are on the table, y’all. Prepare to fall in love with Sam. Don’t miss him in his Broadway debut as Dougal in Two Strangers (Carry a Cake Across New York)!

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