Jess is a Musical Theatre expert, Andrew knows nothing about the Musical Theater world. Listen to hear the hilarity ensue as fresh eyes analyze musicals old & new. Part of the Broadway Podcast Network.
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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 20 days 5 hours 17 minutes
episode 22: #22: "Spider-Man Turn off the Dark" (Feat. Allison Pregler)
Spider-man, Spider-man, this week we're talkin' 'bout Spider-man! We are joined by the incredible Allison Pregler of Movie Nights to talk about Spider-Man Turn Off the Dark. We chat about the trials and tribulations behind the scenes, the final product, and the experience of seeing the show live compares to a recording.
episode 23: #23: "The Phantom of the Opera" (feat. Elisa Hansen)
Sponsored by Audible. Get your FREE AUDIOBOOK at: www.audibletrial.com/MusicalswithCheeseHe's there the Phantom of the Opera! Today we are talking about Andrew Lloyd Webber and Cameron Mackintosh's Phantom of the Opera. Also, we are joined by our incredible guest host Elisa Hansen (aka the Maven of the Eventide)...
episode 24: #24: "Love Never Dies" (feat. Elisa Hansen)
Sponsored by Audible. Get your FREE AUDIOBOOK at: www.audibletrial.com/MusicalswithCheeseThis week Jess & Andrew are once more joined by the incredible Elisa Hansen to talk about Andrew Lloyd Webber's sequel to The Phantom of the Opera-- Love Never Dies. They talk about the missteps in the creation of the show, the god-awful music, and the overall baffling choices made in creating this unneeded sequel.Special Thanks to Patrons:Terri NeedlemanStephanie L
episode 25: #25: "Next to Normal"
Sponsored by Audible. Get your FREE AUDIOBOOK at www.audibletrial.com/MusicalswithCheeseWe're Alive, We're Alive, we are SO alive! This week Jess & Andrew cover Brian Yorkey and Tom Kitt's 2008 rock musical "Next to Normal." The duo covers the musicals history, representation of the medical science, musical representation, and somehow they talk about Shaggy from Scooby Doo. It's really one crazy fun episode that is not to be missed.
episode 26: #26: "Disneyland Musicals" (feat. Tony Goldmark)
Sponsored by Audible. Get your FREE AUDIOBOOK at www.audibletrial.com/MusicalswithCheeseThis is a very special episode we've got here. This week Jess & Andrew are joined by Tony Goldmark of Some Jerk with a Camera, as they discuss four live musical performances currently at Disneyland: Frozen at the Hyperion, Beauty & the Beast/Tangled at the Royal Theatre, and Mickey & The Magical Map...
episode 27: #27: "Matilda: The Musical" (feat. Brent Black aka brentalfloss)
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episode 28: #28: "Hello Again"
Hello Again! This week Jess & Andrew cover Michael John LaChiusa's Song Cycle Hello Again-- with a specific eye to Tom Gustafson's 2017 film adaptation of the same name.It's a rip-roaring good time where the duo talk about a lot of frank sexual acts-- so be warned.
episode 29: #29: "Merrily We Roll Along" (feat. Adam Wachter)
It's our time! This week Jess & Andrew are joined by composer Adam Wachter to talk about Stephen Sondheim's "Merrily We Roll Along." Topics that are covered include Stephen Sondheim's self confidence and god complex, Adam Wachter's film career, how Jess, Andrew, and Adam all discuss who they most relate to, Jess finally reveals his sexuality, and Andrew questions why the musical was told backwards in the first place.It's a rip-roaring good time!
episode 30: #30: "Hedwig and the Angry Inch"
Six inches forward and five inches back! This week Jess & Andrew cover John Cameron Mitchell's masterpiece "Hedwig & the Angry Inch." The duo talk about it's frank depiction of a botched sex change operation, the amazing music, and the adaptation to film and how the metaphorical elements innate in the content translates. It's a blast to listen to, so tune in.
episode 31: #31: "Something Rotten" (feat. Katie Lynch of "Backstage Bite")
It's Eggs! This week Jess & Andrew are joined by the endlessly charming Katie Lynch from Backstage Bite to talk about "Something Rotten." In this episode they talk about the lyrics, how the jokes are constructed, why high schoolers hate Shakespeare, and whether or not Jess is a snob. It's a fun show and an awesome time was had by all.