In this episode, we explore "The Waverly Gallery" which is packed with big-name stars and nearly won the Pulitzer Prize. You'll find that Easy continues to love Michael Cera, The Critic schools us on memory plays, and neither one can get the director's name right (sorry Ms. Neugebauer). It's not a comedy. Enjoy!

In this episode we explore "Bernhardt/Hamlet" which actually uses a slash (/) in its title vs. the vertical bar (|) we were forced to use for file-naming purposes. Interesting keystroke drama aside, you'll hear how The Critic calls Easy out for just repeating what she says, how Easy is once again brought to tears, and how The Critic forgot the premise of our show. Enjoy!

In this episode, we discuss the 9th planet, "Hamilton", playing now and forever (sorry "Cats"). Within, Easy attempts to coin a new word (Raperetta), and The Critic tries really hard to criticize. You'll never guess whether we recommend it or not, so it's nine minutes of utter suspense. Enjoy!

In this episode, another in our 'Did You Make The Right Call' series, we dive in to "Angels In America: A Gay Fantasia On National Themes". Within, The Critic offers some incredible, NYU-educated analysis, Easy tries to steal it by reading her notes, and it's definitely pronounced "goff". Enjoy!

After a summer hiatus, we're back! In this episode, we talk about Disney's Aladdin which we were pleased to experience with nieces and nephews as their first Broadway show. Thanks for making this a special episode, Athan, Aly, Andres and Ari. Enjoy!

In this episode, we bring you the revival of Edward Albee's 1994 Pulitzer Prize winning and 2018 Tony Award winning "Three Tall Women". CLOSING ALERT: this run will play its last performance on June 24, 2018. Let yourself be taken away by The Critic's intellectual insight, and when you hear Easy simply repeat what she says, try not to make a face; my Aunt Noelle always said it'd get stuck that way. Enjoy.

In this episode, we have the great pleasure to introduce you to one of our favorite shows of all time, "The Full Monty", that we recently enjoyed in Buffalo, NY. Within, Easy forgets to mention that Terrence McNally has won several Tony awards, notably for "Love! Valour! Compassion!" and "Ragtime", and The Critic forgets that the microphone picks up all the delicious details of her snacking habits. Enjoy!

In this episode, we talk about the two-show event, "Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, Parts 1 & 2". Inside, you'll hear that Easy tries more British accents, invokes John Oliver, and, as a result, The Critic calls him out for the weirdo he is. Enjoy!

In this episode, we talk about Roundabout Theatre's "Children of a Lesser God" which is closing May 27th. Within, you'll hear The Critic really living up to her name, a full-throated attack on miming, and Easy accidentally referring to Olean as his hometown when everyone knows that he's from Portville. Enjoy!

In this episode, we talk about New York City Center's production of "Grand Hotel" for its 1-weekend run. Upon listening, you'll find that Easy renames dust cloths as 'tarps' seems to rename the show 'So, Grand Hotel' by saying that phrase repeatedly, and The Critic, having to deal with him, resists the urge to rename this show. Enjoy!