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Pamela and Ebony discuss how Hit List got its name and if Smash Season 2 showrunner Joshua Safran went overboard with the Rent references. Spoiler Alert: He definitely did!
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Jimmy doesn't want anyone to listen to the musical he wrote with Kyle and we're kind of sick of being beat over the head with the Derekness and Rentness of it all on this episode of Smash Season 2.
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Wow! Theres no gentle re-entry here... they just get right back to business. Season 2, episode 1, here we go.
Also...we discovered that if you watch it on the Amazon prime app, there are fewer commercials.
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If given the opportunity to drink from the fountain of youth...would you do it?
"Whoa, Pamela...that's deep! I just came here to listen to Broadway flop stories."
Did you, Geeks? Did you?
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Tall tales are, like, the original theatre, right?! So this show should TOTALLY work...
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GEEKS! What an honor to sit down with (digital speaking) a Broadway theatre critic we've been listening to, and reading for what seems like forever. It was definitely daunting at first, but Mr. Riedel is just a theatre geek...like us!
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I'll be honest...that title doesn't give me Broadway vibes. It's a pretty awesome story about Jackie Robinson, though! Even if it does mesh together two things that don't seem a likely pair. What am I referring to? Um...baseball and musical theatre, of course.
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As relevant today as it was in the early 90's...Tupac was a genius when it came to writing lyrics! So why, why, why did this Broadway show flop. You may be familiar with the actual reason, but we are going to discuss it all.
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On this episode of Theatre Geeks Anonymous, Ebony and Pamela discuss what they're cooking up for their first Thanksgiving each making their own turkeys, because COVID, their favorite Thanksgiving side dishes and some of the most memorable Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade balloon fails.
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Marilyn: An American Fable opened on Broadway on November 20, 1983 at the Minskoff Theatre, and closed on December 3, 1983 after only seventeen performances and 34 previews. wanna find out why?
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