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Our reactions to the 2025 Tony nominations, Redwood announces closing, Othello recouped, and the Rouge sucks back in some unlikely new victims.
In our longest episode ever, Gavin and Nick break down a ton of openings, including predictions for Real Women Have Curves and Dead Outlaw, and give their thoughts for the 2025 Tony Awards nominations.
Nick gives us his full-length review on the new musical "Real Women Have Curves." If you're wondering what he thought-check the episode's title. We also get the reviews for John Proctor, and some amazing and insane Hamilton news.
Nick saw Floyd Collins last week and gives us everything we need to know about the production. Also! our good friend PB dropped a pretty amazing and insane nugget we've been waiting for. Lastly, we make opening night predictions for Smash and Boop!
Nick started off today's episode with breaking down exactly what you need to do to become a registered PA. We also get into a lot of reviews, and dub this year's Tony awards as the best Tony awards ever two months before the event.
We've got two weeks of content for you in one hilariously-awesome episode. We put the Kennedy Center in the corner, debunk a BroadwayWorld article, an Nick rants on his John Proctor ticket debacle. Also a whole lot of openings, including Buena Vista Social Club predictions!
A quick turnaround this week, so a little lighter on the news, but the news we do have is insane. Evita castings, marquee dimmings, and Lea Michele's awesome new solo tour! Join us for more Nick action this week.
A packed episode this week, with a ton of cheap ticket incentives, recastings, and Othello breaking Broadway. Nick's here, join us!
Liam's long awaited return is upon us. This week, we dive into everything from life on the boat, to the mayhem that was the Sunset blvd news from this week, with Heathers confirmed even though we had the news literally years ago.
A huge week of news this episode, with Nick joining us yet again. A lot of cool insights on Romeo+Juliet and All In's closings, as well as tons of Cynthia Erivo news. It's a Cynthia takeover.
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