Ep113 - Theatre Hot Takes
54m
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Breaking the Curtain
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Welcome to our very first edition of THEATRE HOT TAKES where we anonymously read the Theatre Hot Takes our listeners submitted and discuss the topic with our own opinions!
00:47 - The BOOH LV cast was awesome
01:45 - Stunt casting should be given a chance
06:20 - Next to Normal is better than Dear Evan Hansen
09:07 - I love Hamilton and Wicked dearly, but they’ve had their day. They should close
11:30 - Audiences shouldn’t be allowed to drink alcohol at shows
14:46 - The New York Critics are harsh
17:08 - The West End is better than Broadway
21:16 - Hamilton is extremely overrated and not worth the hype
24:55 - Audience members are so entitled these days with no respect for the cast sometimes
25:20 - Cats is a genuinely good and enjoyable musical, people only bash it because it’s easy!
27:04 - Traditional soprano theatre voices <<<
34:43 - Bigger shows aren’t always the best, smaller shows are sometimes better
36:14 - If you’re going to a show set in high school you can’t really complain about “annoying teen fans”
37:43 - Diana The Musical is actually so good and campy. I think it'll come back like Carrie!
41:36 - Jukebox musicals are very overrated. I miss the old classic shows
45:39 - People can be a little too quick to defend their 'faves' when something is brought up that isn't good
47:35 - People take being a 'theatre fan' too seriously
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