Sara interviews Geoff Sobelle straight from the run of his "The Object Lesson" at New York Theatre Workshop.

LMezz interviews the creator and cast of "The Great American Drama," a new play by New York Neo-Futurists Connor Sampson, Dan McCoy, Nicole Hill, and Katy-May Hudson.

Sara and Mariaisabel discuss the Broadway production of 'American Psycho' and wonder why it didn't get the acclaim it deserved. Then we talk about the new musical, 'The Total Bent' and it's melding of race, religion, and family dynamics.

Sara and Mariaisabel discuss the Deaf West revival of Spring Awakening, the importance of deaf representation on stage, and how the production illuminates characterization and choreography with its inclusive practices. Oh and our nipples.

Sara, a 'Hedwig' novice, and Norma, an obsessed fan, finally see 'Hedwig' together and discuss their thoughts about the show. We talk about Taye Diggs' performance and the significance of the first black Hedwig, the press's awkward and insensitive coverage of the show, and the show's gender and romantic themes.

Warning: We do let the occasional curse slip every now and then.

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Sara welcomes playwright Karl O'Brian Williams to discuss the portrayal of race and slavery in the new Broadway musical "Amazing Grace."

Sara and Mariaisabel took a roadtrip upstate to Annandale-on-Hudson's Fisher Center and saw an immersive and modernized production of Oklahoma! We talk about its relevance to modern America, the exciting new staging, all the delicious chili, and more! Yeeow!

In this episode: 1) Sara and Norma discuss the news of Deaf West's Spring Awakening revival, 2) rank the Hedwig promo photos and celebrate Taye Diggs' arrival, and 3) discuss stage violence, realism, and how Gloria and Punk Rock scared the shit out of us.

There are a TON of spoilers in here, so don't listen if you're not down for that.

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This podcast was recorded way back in April, our theater news is way out-dated. Sara and Norma welcome special guest David to have a King and I nerd-out session and gush about Lincoln Center's revival. The King and I discussion starts at 12:45.

Sara and Norma swap notes on the 2015 Tony Awards, including lamentations over co-hosts Alan Cumming and Kristin Chenoweth, praises of the musical performances, and deal with some of the broadcast's problems, including their refusal to show the special Tony Awards and the Tesori/Kron win. Check out lettersfromthemezz.com for more info and links!