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Easy & The CriticEasy & The Critic - #66 "One Man, Two Guvnors"In this episode, we explore our first online offering, this one being the production of "One Man, Two Guvnors" from the UK's National Theatre. In it, Easy starts changing the format to Q&A, The Critic wants to make sure you get the spelling right, and we are clearly out of practice. Damn you, Covid-19! Go here to watch "One Man, Two Guvnors" and all those that follow.nationaltheatre.org.ukAlso, Sir Andrew Lloyd Webber is broadcasting his shows on a YouTube channel here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdmPjhKMaXNNeCr1FjuMvagHere's...2020-04-0410 minEasy & The CriticEasy & The Critic - #65 "Forbidden Broadway - The Next Generation"In this episode, we explore the latest edition of "Forbidden Broadway" with the Picardian name "The Next Generation." While we discuss it here as an installment in our 'Did You Make The Right Call' series, we certainly know that there aren't any shows right now on which to make a call. Our thoughts (and dollars as much as they can be) are with the theater industry right now. Hopefully this Google Doc will be able to be updated soon (althought it will still be terrible): https://bit.ly/2YAKIEY2020-03-2808 minEasy & The CriticEasy & The Critic - #64 "Sing Street"In this episode, we explore the New York Theatre Workshop's production of "Sing Street". In it, The Critic successfully hides her age, Easy successfully works in "The Full Monty" again, and we successfully nail a GOT reference (Brenock is Olly). Note well, with the current situation, this show is not starting their performances in March.This Google Doc showing opening and closing dates is definitely out of date with the crisis: https://bit.ly/2YAKIEY2020-03-2813 minEasy & The CriticEasy & The Critic - #63 "Harry Connick Jr. - A Celebration of Cole Porter"In this episode, we explore "Harry Connick Jr. - A Celebration of Cole Porter" which ran on Broadway for a brief engagement. In it, Easy nearly gives away too much, The Critic expresses her deep love for Mr. Connick, and we both generally lose command of the English language resorting to audio charades (for your entertainment, of course). Enjoy! While concerts are likely postponed right now, check out www.harryconnickjr.com for tour dates.Please practice social media distancing from this terrible Google Doc showing opening and closing dates: https://bit.ly/2YAKIEY2020-03-1409 minEasy & The CriticEasy & The Critic - #62 "Seared"We're Back! Thanks for your patience during our brief New Year hiatus.In this episode we explore MCC's production of Theresa Rebeck's "Seared". In another installment of our 'Did You Make The Right Call?' series, The Critic correctly remembers that Moritz won a Tony, Easy goes on way too long, and we introduce a new feature to the bloopers. Enjoy!Please please reconsider your use of this Google Doc with opening and closing dates: https://bit.ly/2YAKIEY2020-02-2910 minEasy & The CriticEasy & The Critic - #61 "Hadestown"In this episode we explore the eight-time Tony award-winning show, "Hadestown". In it, Easy mispronounces 'hepcat', The Critic is very upset about something, and we miscredit Sondheim for writing books of musicals (he likely had a hand in them). Enjoy!This Google Doc with opening and closing dates is offensive, please, please make it stop: https://bit.ly/2YAKIEY2019-12-3115 minEasy & The CriticEasy & The Critic - #60 "Scotland, PA"Closing Alert: You have 2.5 hours until this show closes on 8 Dec 2019!In this episode, we explore Roundabout's production of "Scotland, PA" which is the musical version of the movie of the same name. In it, Easy overuses the word 'egregious', The Critic expresses her love for murder, and we both wish that our brother/brother-in-law had done the sound design. Enjoy!How is it that this Google Doc with opening and closing dates still exists?: https://bit.ly/2YAKIEY2019-12-0811 minEasy & The CriticEasy & The Critic - #59 "The Sound Inside"Closing Alert: The Sound Inside closes 12 Jan 2020.In this episode, we explore "The Sound Inside" starring Mary-Louise Parker. In it, The Critic gushes over David Cromer, Easy reminds her of his acting in 'The Waverly Gallery', and we both are having second thoughts about including a giant two-minute long outtake which has spoilers and makes no sense. Enjoy! I've heard of bad, but come on, nothing comes close to this Google Doc with opening and closing dates: https://bit.ly/2YAKIEY2019-12-0811 minEasy & The CriticEasy & The Critic - #58 "Linda Vista"In the latest installment in our 'Did you make the right call?' series, we take a look at Tracy Letts's "Linda Vista". Inside, The Critic thinks you get that there's nude sex on stage, Easy invents a career title, and we apologize to Ian Barford...you've suffered enough, sir. Enjoy! Don't do it, don't click on this horrific Google Doc with opening and closing dates: https://bit.ly/2YAKIEY2019-12-0708 minEasy & The CriticEasy & The Critic - #57 "The Great Society"ALERT: This show is closing tomorrow, Nov 30th. In this episode we explore the 2nd installment of LBJ plays by Robert Schenkkan, "The Great Society". In it, Easy seems to think that he knows all there is to know about LBJ after one play, The Critic nearly mispronounces Oregon, and we hope you catch the obscure reference to Chicken Run! Enjoy! Someone threatened to sue over how poor this Google Doc with opening and closing dates is: https://bit.ly/2YAKIEY2019-11-2908 minEasy & The CriticEasy & The Critic - #56 "Richard III"ALERT: This show is closing in 30 min! 2p show on Sat Nov 23rd.In this episode, we explore the Ireland-based Druid's production of Shakespeare's "Richard III". In it, Easy barely keeps from doing an Irish accent, The Critic talks a little bit about her mother, and we both rush to get this out to you since the show closes today!I've had enough of this horrendous Google Doc with opening and closing dates: https://bit.ly/2YAKIEY2019-11-2310 minEasy & The CriticEasy & The Critic - #55 "Tootsie"In this episode, we review the great David Yazbek's latest musical, 'Tootsie'. In it, Easy creates a new word (sperfect), The Critic actually does know the movie that was the largest grossing in 1982 (it was 'E.T.'), and we both can't shut up about 'The Full Monty'.Goodness gracious this Google Doc, with opening and closing dates, is atrocious: https://bit.ly/2YAKIEY2019-11-0911 minEasy & The CriticEasy & The Critic - #54 "Betrayal"Closing Alert! Should you wish to see 'Betrayal' it closes December 8th so you only have 4 weeks left.In this episode, we explore Harold Pinter's classic, 'Betrayal', starring Loki, we mean Tom Hiddleston. In it, Easy confesses to the world how he betrayed The Critic with Betrayal, The Critic really unloads on Zawe Ashton's feet, and we both contribute to our longest outtake yet. Enjoy!I'm telling you, this Google Doc, with open and close dates, is absolutely terrible: https://bit.ly/2YAKIEY2019-11-0911 minEasy & The CriticEasy & The Critic - #53 "The Height of the Storm"In this episode, we explore another Florian Zeller joint, "The Height of the Storm" at the Manhattan Theatre Club's Friedman Theatre. In it, The Critic correctly remembers that Frank Langella won the Tony for a previous Zeller role, Easy changes his own mind, and we wander in to uncharted decision waters...courteously. Enjoy!I have tried to tell everyone how this Google Doc, helping you to know when shows open or close, is so poorly done: https://bit.ly/2YAKIEY2019-10-1211 minEasy & The CriticEasy & The Critic - #52 "What The Constitution Means To Me"In this episode we explore Heidi Schreck's highly-awarded "What The Constitution Means To Me". In it, The Critic puts forth a clarion call, Easy invents a word ('playee'), and we work to get this out to you so fast that we forgot to be funny. Enjoy!Wow. This Google Doc that help you know when a show is closing or opening in horrible: https://bit.ly/2YAKIEY2019-08-0410 minEasy & The CriticEasy & The Critic - #51 "The Secret Life Of Bees"In this episode, another in our 'Did you make the right call' series, we explore the musical version of "The Secret Life of Bees" with music by Duncan Sheik. In it, Easy wishes to clear up that when he refers to sisters, he is describing women who have the same parents, The Critic struggles right up to the end, and we shamelessly namedrop our friend, Helene York, for no good reason. Enjoy!Like terrible Google Docs that help you know when a show is closing or opening? Check it: https://bit.ly/2YAKIEY2019-08-0413 minEasy & The CriticEasy & The Critic - #50 "My Fair Lady"For our 50th episode, we dive in to Lerner and Loewe's "My Fair Lady", starring Broadway's Laura Benanti. In it, Easy mispronounces several names, The Critic points out that she saw a show without Easy, and we both gush over Christian Dante White. And no, we didn't get you to the church on time by publishing before it closed, so this is another in our 'Did you make the right call' series. Enjoy!Don't forget about our horrible Google Doc to help you figure out what's closing and opening soon: https://bit.ly/2YAKIEY2019-08-0409 minEasy & The CriticEasy & The Critic - #49 "To Kill A Mockingbird"In this episode we (quickly) discuss Aaron Sorkin's adaptation of Harper Lee's "To Kill A Mockingbird" starring Jeff Daniels. In it, Easy auditions for the antagonist, The Critic is cognizant of time, and we both let you know what to do with your Newark theater dollars. Enjoy!Also, for those interested in what shows are opening and closing, check out our terrible Google Doc: https://bit.ly/2YAKIEY2019-08-0408 minEasy & The CriticEasy & The Critic - #48 "Burn This"In this episode we explore the revival of Lanford Wilson's "Burn This" starring Keri Russell and Adam Driver. In it, Easy goes gaga over one of the actors, Critic reminds him that this is why he's called Easy, and we both lay in to one of stars... big time. Enjoy!2019-06-2914 minEasy & The CriticEasy & The Critic - #47 "King Lear"In this latest installment of 'Did You Make the Right Call', we discuss the limited (and finished) run of "King Lear" starring Glenda Jackson. In it, you, get The Critic's take on Glen Jackson, Easy's love affair with Ruth Wilson, and we shout out to non-family members for the first time. Enjoy!CLOSING ALERT: "The Prom" will close in July so be sure to check out our episode before they play Stairway and turn on the lights.2019-06-2214 minEasy & The CriticEasy & The Critic - #46 "Hillary and Clinton"In this episode we discuss Lucas Hnath's "Hillary and Clinton" with Tony Award winners Laurie Metcalf and John Lithgow. In it, we extol the virtues of a 90-minute show, The Critic wishes that Lucas had tightened a few things up, and Easy let's you know the reality level of the show...or does he? Enjoy!2019-06-2208 minEasy & The CriticEasy & The Critic - #45 "Kiss Me, Kate"In this episode we dive in to the revival of Cole Porter's "Kiss Me, Kate!" In it, Easy really messes up (as noted right up front), The Critic is deeply disappointed (although not in the show) and we both owe an apology to the Spewacks. Enjoy!2019-05-1912 minEasy & The CriticEasy & The Critic - #44 "The Mother"In this episode we explore "The Mother": part two of Florian Zeller's family trilogy. In it, we make reference to the fact that tickets are hard to get. Well...they're now impossible to get as the show is closed. Also, listener warning...this one is a little slow on the uptake but gets better. Finally, to those New Hampshirites who saw it, let us know what you think. Enjoy!2019-04-2215 minEasy & The CriticEasy & The Critic - #43 "Network"In this episode we discuss the hard-to-get-tickets-to stage adaptation of "Network" starring Bryan Cranston. Inside, Easy invents a word (artistified), The Critic uses actual words to convey the same meaning, and neither are really holding back. Enjoy!2019-04-0710 minEasy & The CriticEasy & The Critic - #42 "The Book of Mormon"In this episode we (finally) examine the Tony Award-winning juggernaut. Inside, Easy tries to invent a word in German, The Critic reveals how much she really doesn't like South Park, and boy do we butcher an actor's name. Finally, note that at The Eugene O'Neill Theater they DO NOT warn you that the show is about to start, so get your drinks and get those butts in seats! Enjoy!2019-03-1612 minEasy & The CriticEasy & The Critic - #41 "The Prom"In this episode, The Critic invents a new phrase regarding socks and how they're knocked off, Easy searches for that elusive word 'moments', and despite discussing how the show may not be for some, and getting the letters of an important initialism mixed up (we know it's LGBTQ) we hope that is shines through that we definitely believe in every kind of love. Enjoy!2019-03-0208 minEasy & The CriticEasy & The Critic - #40 "Choir Boy"CLOSING SOON... 10 Mar 2019.In this episode, we explore the Broadway premiere of Tarell Alvin McCraney's "Choir Boy" at the Manhattan Theatre Club's Friedman Theatre. In it, we start the campaign for a new Tony for Best Stepping, Easy has an identity crisis, and The Critic learns a little something about the MacArthur Fellowship. So eclectic. Enjoy!2019-02-0209 minEasy & The CriticEasy & The Critic - #39 "The Ferryman"In this history-laden episode, we discuss Jez Butterworth's "The Ferryman" now on Broadway after its successful run in London. Inside, Easy forgets to mention the female lead, Laura Donnelly (on whom much of the plot is based, sorry Laura), The Critic takes you on a journey in to The Troubles, and in doing so, we break our record for length of an episode (please think of the extra minutes as a special holiday treat...please). Also, sorry about the heavy breathing...this is definitely an explicit episode...Enjoy!2018-12-2317 minEasy & The CriticEasy & The Critic - #38 "Torch Song"In this episode, we explore the return of Harvey Fierstein's "Torch Song Trilogy" (now with a new name and run time) to Broadway. Inside you'll hear The Critic expand on the importance of family as a theme, Easy unable to distinguish one Prince Valiant haircut from another, and an homage to our friend Ms. Spilker by referring to a movie as a show. Enjoy!2018-12-0113 minEasy & The CriticEasy & The Critic - #37 "The Lifespan of a Fact"Limited Run Alert: closing Jan 13th!In this particularly curse-laden episode, we explore the new play, "The Lifespan of a Fact". In it, we explore the relationship between truth and story, while The Critic extolls the prowess of the actors and Easy has, well, nothing major to contribute. Enjoy!2018-11-1211 minEasy & The CriticEasy & The Critic - #36 "The Waverly Gallery"In this episode, we explore "The Waverly Gallery" which is packed with big-name stars and nearly won the Pulitzer Prize. You'll find that Easy continues to love Michael Cera, The Critic schools us on memory plays, and neither one can get the director's name right (sorry Ms. Neugebauer). It's not a comedy. Enjoy!2018-11-1014 minEasy & The CriticEasy & The Critic - #35 "Bernhardt|Hamlet"In this episode we explore "Bernhardt/Hamlet" which actually uses a slash (/) in its title vs. the vertical bar (|) we were forced to use for file-naming purposes. Interesting keystroke drama aside, you'll hear how The Critic calls Easy out for just repeating what she says, how Easy is once again brought to tears, and how The Critic forgot the premise of our show. Enjoy!2018-10-0711 minEasy & The CriticEasy & The Critic - #34 "Hamilton"In this episode, we discuss the 9th planet, "Hamilton", playing now and forever (sorry "Cats"). Within, Easy attempts to coin a new word (Raperetta), and The Critic tries really hard to criticize. You'll never guess whether we recommend it or not, so it's nine minutes of utter suspense. Enjoy!2018-09-2509 minEasy & The CriticEasy & The Critic - #33 "Angels In America"In this episode, another in our 'Did You Make The Right Call' series, we dive in to "Angels In America: A Gay Fantasia On National Themes". Within, The Critic offers some incredible, NYU-educated analysis, Easy tries to steal it by reading her notes, and it's definitely pronounced "goff". Enjoy!2018-08-2411 minEasy & The CriticEasy & The Critic - #32 "Aladdin"After a summer hiatus, we're back! In this episode, we talk about Disney's Aladdin which we were pleased to experience with nieces and nephews as their first Broadway show. Thanks for making this a special episode, Athan, Aly, Andres and Ari. Enjoy!2018-07-2208 minEasy & The CriticEasy & The Critic - #31 "Three Tall Women"In this episode, we bring you the revival of Edward Albee's 1994 Pulitzer Prize winning and 2018 Tony Award winning "Three Tall Women". CLOSING ALERT: this run will play its last performance on June 24, 2018. Let yourself be taken away by The Critic's intellectual insight, and when you hear Easy simply repeat what she says, try not to make a face; my Aunt Noelle always said it'd get stuck that way. Enjoy.2018-06-1315 minEasy & The CriticEasy & The Critic - #30 "The Full Monty"In this episode, we have the great pleasure to introduce you to one of our favorite shows of all time, "The Full Monty", that we recently enjoyed in Buffalo, NY. Within, Easy forgets to mention that Terrence McNally has won several Tony awards, notably for "Love! Valour! Compassion!" and "Ragtime", and The Critic forgets that the microphone picks up all the delicious details of her snacking habits. Enjoy!2018-06-0911 minEasy & The CriticEasy & The Critic - #29 "Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, Parts 1 & 2"In this episode, we talk about the two-show event, "Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, Parts 1 & 2". Inside, you'll hear that Easy tries more British accents, invokes John Oliver, and, as a result, The Critic calls him out for the weirdo he is. Enjoy!2018-05-2511 minEasy & The CriticEasy & The Critic - #28 "Children of a Lesser God"In this episode, we talk about Roundabout Theatre's "Children of a Lesser God" which is closing May 27th. Within, you'll hear The Critic really living up to her name, a full-throated attack on miming, and Easy accidentally referring to Olean as his hometown when everyone knows that he's from Portville. Enjoy!2018-05-1215 minEasy & The CriticEasy & The Critic - #27 "Grand Hotel"In this episode, we talk about New York City Center's production of "Grand Hotel" for its 1-weekend run. Upon listening, you'll find that Easy renames dust cloths as 'tarps' seems to rename the show 'So, Grand Hotel' by saying that phrase repeatedly, and The Critic, having to deal with him, resists the urge to rename this show. Enjoy!2018-05-1008 minEasy & The CriticEasy & The Critic - #26 "Carousel"In this episode, we explore the Broadway revival of Rogers & Hammerstein's classic, "Carousel". Easy invents a word, The Critic exposes her unambiguous girl-crush on Jessie Mueller and we achieve some of our finest mispronouncing. Also, sorry for the background noise...forgot to turn the fan off. Enjoy!2018-04-2909 minEasy & The CriticEasy & The Critic - #25 "Farinelli and the King"In this edition, we add another show to our Did You Make The Right Call series with "Farinelli & The King" the story of a Monarch who did indeed lead as two kings in more ways than one (Tenacious D reference there). Easy encourages you to never not miss a chance to not not-see Mark Rylance while doing a great job of insulting his wife, playwright Claire van Kampen. The Critic makes it out fairly unscathed in this one. Enjoy!2018-04-2413 minEasy & The CriticEasy & The Critic - #24 "The Comedy About A Bank Robbery" and "Everybody's Talking About Jamie"London Edition! - In this special double episode, we give you our thoughts on another Mischief Theatre production and a new musical about a teenaged drag queen. Easy invents the phrase "dialogue funniness", The Critic falls in love with all the tongs, and we spend way too much time talking about (and poorly performing) London accents. Cheerio!2018-04-0815 minEasy & The CriticEasy & The Critic - #23 "John Lithgow-Stories By Heart"In this episode, we do a bang up job of insulting young people and get real James Lipton on your ass in our exploration of Roundabout Theater's "John Lithgow: Stories By Heart". We also missed the chance to make the deep-cut musical theater lyric reference 'Some are set up in the Somerset Maugham suite"... embarrassing. Enjoy.2018-04-0309 minEasy & The CriticEasy & The Critic - #22 "Meteor Shower"We uploaded this one twice (in true Steve Martin fashion). This time with the description, so you can delete the first version of #22. Ah, podcast trials and tribulations.In this episode, we explore Steve Martin's "Meteor Shower" in our 2nd 'Did you make the right call?' episode (as it's closed). The Critic both compliments and insults Jenna Fischer, Easy gets outed as an erstwhile actor, and we do a bang-up job of explaining absurdist theater...this is some 'The Great Courses' stuff. Enjoy!2018-03-2411 minEasy & The CriticEasy & The Critic - #22 "Meteor Shower"In this episode, we explore Steve Martin's "Meteor Shower" in our 2nd 'Did you make the right call?' episode (as it's closed). The Critic both compliments and insults Jenna Fischer, Easy gets outed as an erstwhile actor, and we do a bang-up job of explaining absurdist theater...this is some 'The Great Courses' stuff. Enjoy!2018-03-2411 minEasy & The CriticEasy & The Critic - #21 "The Parisian Woman"In this episode, we explore Uma Thurman's Broadway debut in "The Parisian Woman" at The Hudson. Inside you'll find that Easy is currently current with current events, The Critic helps shed light on the definition of a Broadway house, and we shout out to Macon Little Theatre (please let them take it as a compliment). Enjoy!2018-03-0513 minEasy & The CriticEasy & The Critic - #20 "Cats"In our first 'Did You Make The Right Call?' episode, we explore the effanineffable mashup of Andrew Lloyd Webber music and TS Eliot poetry, "Cats". The reason it's our first DYMTRC is that we saw it on its last performance sooo you can't see it anymore. However, you can determine if we thought you 'made the right call' in seeing it or not...a decision you'll get to live with now and forever!2018-02-1308 minEasy & The CriticEasy & The Critic - #19 "Once On This Island"In this episode about the revival of "Once On This Island", we spend too much time talking about "Spring Awakening", The Critic coins the phrase "ethnically fluid", and if you want your opinion to be taken seriously, we reassure you that all you need is a black turtle neck. Enjoy!2018-01-2114 minEasy & The CriticEasy & The Critic - #18 "Latin History For Morons"First, this show is closing 25 Feb 2018, so take that in to consideration as you determine our level of expertise or horse shit. Second, we apologize sincerely to Tony Taccone, who directed this play, for both mispronouncing his name, and neglecting to reflect on the impact he's had on American theater. Owe you a cocktail, Tony. Clearly, we're the Morons to whom Mr. Lequizamo is referring. Enjoy!2018-01-1409 minEasy & The CriticEasy & The Critic - #17 "The Band's Visit"In this episode we explore the great David Yazbek's "The Band's Visit". We can't quite decide if it's a true story, Easy quietly makes his thoughts known about a certain porifera coming to Broadway, and The Critic can't speak (maybe she should change her mind from her opinion in the opening). Enjoy!2018-01-0409 minEasy & The CriticEasy & The Critic - #16 "Time and the Conways"In this episode we look at The Roundabout Theater's production of "Time and the Conways". Easy & The Critic admit to something heinous but we hope you'll agree that the end justifies the beans! (musical theater joke there...)2017-12-2807 minEasy & The CriticEasy & The Critic - #15 "M. Butterfly"In this episode, everybody wins a Tony award, The Critic remembers studying "M. Butterfly" while at University, and Easy is talked out of taking Aunt Susie to the show. Enjoy.2017-12-2309 minEasy & The CriticEasy & The Critic - #14 "Peter Pan"In this episode, Easy is trying desperately to prove that he has a reason to (academically) be part of this podcast, which of course starts with an obtuse allusion to Tenacious D (see if you can catch it), the Critic points out that "Easy the Youngest" pronounces a certain website with flair, and there is a lot of distracting coughing (apologies). And, oh yeah, we discuss Bedlam's "Peter Pan" a bit.2017-12-2014 minEasy & The CriticEasy & The Critic - #13 "Charlie And The Chocolate Factory"In this episode, we examine "Charlie And The Chocolate Factory" a new musical version of the Roald Dahl classic. We discuss dancing Oompa Loompas, the indefatigable Christian Borle, and both Easy and The Critic are going to blow your minds with what they thought of it all. Well done, Basil.2017-12-1012 minEasy & The CriticEasy & The Critic - #12 "In & Of Itself"In this episode, we discuss the Off-Broadway play "In & Of Itself" which is produced by Neil Patrick Harris. Further, Easy uses remarkable diction, The Critic makes the word "nice" sound like it's done something to her in a past life, and we explore that subject of subjects...what to do with out of town guests. Enjoy.2017-11-1808 minEasy & The CriticEasy & The Critic - #11 "The Play That Goes Wrong"This episode is short, in fact we didn't even do bloopers at the end so that you could run out and immediately see "The Play That Goes Wr2017-10-2106 minEasy & The CriticEasy & The Critic - #10 "Prince of Broadway"In this episode, The Critic gets real excited about her point of view, Easy takes the word "hankerin'" to a new level, and we make an inside joke about "the message kids" (see Sunset Blvd.). The critic makes reference to some homework on your part and here's a start https://youtu.be/virv-1o2KjE. Enjoy our take on "Prince of Broadway".2017-10-1015 minEasy & The CriticEasy & The Critic - #9 "Sweeney Todd - The Demon Barber of Fleet Street"In this episode, we bring you our take on Barrow Street Theatre's "Sweeney Todd" or at least the version that Easy came around to eventually. While we saw understudies for the man who was Broadway's first black Phantom (Norm Lewis) and the man who played the oxymoronically hilarious Nostradamus (Brad Oscar) we still thought...well, you'll just have to listen. Also, we make a reference to "having a little priest." This is a show joke, mom.2017-09-2612 minEasy & The CriticEasy & The Critic - #8 "War Paint"In this episode, The Critic (in what will surely be the start of a running joke) bestows her intellectual opinion on the rest of us while Easy forces a correction in this paragraph to note that "The Powder & the Glory" is the documentary on which this musical is based, while the source material book is called War Paint; quelle surprise. Wow,... our most boring show notes yet! Enjoy.2017-08-0613 minEasy & The CriticEasy & The Critic - #7 "Indecent"Hurry! You only have till August 6th to determine if you agree with Easy, agree with The Critic or if it's a pox on both our houses. "Indecent" will only be in town till then, and in this episode, we let you know if we think it was worth its extension. I'd give you a spoiler here, but The Critic is still figuring out what that is.2017-07-2810 minEasy & The CriticEasy & The Critic - #6 "Hello, Dolly!"In this episode, Easy leans on the word 'phenomenal' like a gym wall at a high school dance, can't seem to remember the name of the show (it's "Hello, Dolly!"), and manages to cause our first self-censoring by naming a brand we had to delete. The Critic was practically perfect in every way. Altogether, an unmitigated success!2017-07-2308 minEasy & The CriticEasy & The Critic - #5 "Miss Saigon"In this episode, we discuss the Broadway revival of "Miss Saigon", say Jon Jon way too much much, clue you in to Easy's age, and wish you a happy 4th of July on the 15th...better late than never!2017-07-1510 minEasy & The CriticEasy & The Critic - #4 "Groundhog Day"We did it! We disagree (can't believe it took us this long). In this episode, Easy leans too heavily on a tired Spike Lee allusion, and The Critic has since learned the definition of a spoiler. Find out which one says go and which one says no in our first theater smackdown over "Groundhog Day, The Musical".2017-07-0813 minEasy & The CriticEasy & The Critic - #3 "Come From Away"Our longest episode yet, Easy & The Critic take on "Come From Away". Easy adds the word 'incredible' to his extensive critical vocabulary, and The Critic talks about a 6-inch piece called a tipper. Yet, we did not need the 'E' button so gather the whole family for our epic, 10-minute journey.2017-07-0410 minEasy & The CriticEasy & The Critic - #2 "A Doll's House, Part 2"Easy and The Critic talk about "A Doll's House, Part 2" starring all of The Critic's best friends. Easy mispronounces Jayne Houdyshell's name (sorry 'bout that, Jayne), we spoil the fact that The Critic doesn't know what a spoiler is and it only took two episodes to tick the "E" button. Enjoy.2017-07-0107 minEasy & The CriticEasy & The Critic - #1 "Intro"In this episode, Easy & The Critic introduce themselves and explain why this theater podcast is different from other podcasts (not to be confused with other questions asked during a Seder).2017-06-2402 min