It's part two of the in depth interview with Broadway's Christopher Gattelli and his latest career triumphs - and can you Adam and Eve it when we aim the spotlight on the Apple Tree from 1966?

It's a bumper episode this week with Andrew K and Nick reviewing Legally Blonde, Tim interviewing Jon and Al Kaplan, the writers of Silence! and Thos chatting to Broadway and West End choreographer and director, Christopher Gattelli.

MusicalTalk showcases London fringe venue, Above the Stag, in Victoria: Keith talks to West End Musical and Cabaret star, Frank Loman, and Thos chats to noted director and choreographer, Christopher Gattelli, about the European premiere of outrageous musical, Silence! The Unauthorised Parody of Silence of the Lambs!

Nick and Thos flew to the Lyric Theatre, Hammersmith - in West London - to catch their wonderful pantomime of Jack and the Beanstalk. Nick and Jonathan also saw Sister Act, and reviewed it very briefly - after hearing from the composer of Sister Act - previous MusicalTalk guest: Alan Menken.

Tim, Nick, Lisa, Jonathan and Martin Ball discuss the world's long-running musical: Boubil and Schoenberg's Les Miserables.

Thos revisits the magical world of musicalised versions of Peter Pan and finds two very different approaches. He also looks at Peter Pan in pantomime form and chats in-depth with director Fenton Gray, currently appearing as Captain Hook!

Ed Theakston sits down to talk to Tony Sheldon; the star of the West End production of Priscilla: Queen of the Desert.

What do you get if you put three Andrews and Nick in an episode of MusicalTalk? You get this very festive episode with MusicalTalk stalwart Andrew Edwards, MusicalTalk northerner Andrew Corcoran discussing, with Aled Jones and Suzanne Shaw (and others) discussing their production of White Christmas, and MusicalTalk Ethel Mermen expert Andrew Keating and MusicalTalk founder Nick Hutson discussing The Arts Theatre production of a new musical version of A Christmas Carol.

Thos chats to John Michael Swinbank about Ivor Novello and Noel Coward and comes to a very surprising conclusion. Also, Keith Arrowsmith tells us about Schwartz's The Baker's Wife, and community musical, Spend Spend Spend.

To kick off the festive season of December, Nick chatted to Suzanne Reisman about her book: "Off The Beaten Subway Track", which explores the more obscure things to do in New York City once you've done the Empire State Building and seen The Statue of Liberty. Joined by friend and theatre lover Mara Klein Clarke, they discuss what happens to New York City at this festive time of year, where to eat, what to do and what to see once you think you've seen it all. Lisa then joins Nick to discuss the annual festive New York related concert that happens in London: "Christmas In New York" playing at the Prince of Wales Theatre on Sunday, December 6th. You truly will heart NYC after this episode! This episode contains strong language.