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Sentimental Men Theatrely
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5.0 • 15 Ratings
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This is Sentimental Men. Quincy Brown and Kevin Bianchi are here to talk (and maybe scream) about their favorite women in musical theatre.
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57. Consider Us Teased! (Movie Trailer Reaction)
The best way to bring folks together is to give them a REALLY GOOD TEASER TRAILER. We’re back and we couldn’t be happier to have our first look at the Wicked movies. From Cynthia’s green contacts to Ariana arriving at Shiz by ballet slipper… listen in as we get Sentimental about every last wonderful detail. Plus, we keep dreaming up our perfect Dr. Dillamond.
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“COME ON! We’ll be late for SENTMEN LIVE!”
Hey, Sentimentals! Don’t forget that Sentimental Men Live is on December 11 at 7PM. We’d love for you to join us in person at The Green Room 42 or by livestream! You can purchase tickets at thegreenroom42.venuetix.com.
To celebrate the end of an Oztastic year for the Sentimental Men podcast, Quincy and Kevin are live at Green Room 42 to talk (and maybe scream) with some of their favorite women in musical theatre. The boys will be getting Sentimental with a coven of former witches for an evening of role swapping, Elpha-belt-offs and all around [gay chaos]. All proceeds will benefit Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS.
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If you’re looking to get in touch, find us on Instagram, Twitter (or X or whatever), TikTok and Threads at @sentmenpod. Or you can shoot us an email at sentmenpod@theatrely.com. -
56. The Evergreen Audacity of Stephanie J. Block (with Stephanie J. Block)
As the patron saint of both our friendship and our podcast, SJB has an open invitation to join us on mic at any time. And this week, she’s come hooooooooome at laaaaaaaaaaast! Tony Award winner Stephanie J. Block is back on the pod to talk (and maybe scream) with the boys about tackling Norma Desmond and the Baker’s Wife back to back to back. Plus, the boys get Sentimental about Wicked’s 20th Anniversary.
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Looking for a way to support the pod? Join us in the Green Circle, our paid Patreon subscription. Subscribers get perks like bonus episodes, a spot on our Instagram Close Friends and extended editor’s cut versions of each new episode. Join the Green Circle today!
Looking for a no cost way to support the pod? Give us a great rating and review on whatever app you use to listen to podcasts. Your handprint will be on our hearts forever.
If you’re looking to get in touch, find us on Instagram, Twitter (or X or whatever), TikTok and Threads at @sentmenpod. Or you can shoot us an email at sentmenpod@theatrely.com. -
55. The 20th Anniversary Elphaba (with Alyssa Joy Fox)
The last time we spoke with Alyssa Joy Fox was just a few weeks before it was announced that she would be leading the Broadway company of Wicked for its 20th anniversary. So this Wicked Weekend, we’re going to revisit that interview. You’re definitely going to get a little Sentimental hearing her talk about how much the show and the role means to her and how badly she always wanted to play the role full time on Broadway. Plus, Kevin and Quincy are here to talk (and maybe scream) about the entire 20th Anniversary cast.
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Looking for a way to support the pod? Join us in the Green Circle, our paid Patreon subscription. Subscribers get perks like bonus episodes, a spot on our Instagram Close Friends and extended editor’s cut versions of each new episode. Join the Green Circle today!
Looking for a no cost way to support the pod? Give us a great rating and review on whatever app you use to listen to podcasts. Your handprint will be on our hearts forever.
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54. When All Your Dreams Come True (with McKenzie Kurtz)
It’s good to hear her on the pod, isn’t it? McKenzie Kurtz is here to talk all about growing up with Wicked, getting The Call on Thanksgiving and reuniting with Alyssa Joy Fox for Wicked’s 20th Anniversary. Plus, the boys get Sentimental about Barbara Streisand’s Broadway album the Wicked to HAIR pipeline and the “waterfall synths” in As Long As Your Mine.
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Looking for a way to support the pod? Join us in the Green Circle, our paid Patreon subscription. Subscribers get perks like bonus episodes, a spot on our Instagram Close Friends and extended editor’s cut versions of each new episode. Join the Green Circle today!
Looking for a no cost way to support the pod? Give us a great rating and review on whatever app you use to listen to podcasts. Your handprint will be on our hearts forever.
If you’re looking to get in touch, find us on Instagram, Twitter (or X or whatever), TikTok and Threads at @sentmenpod. Or you can shoot us an email at sentmenpod@theatrely.com. -
53. Witch from the East Country (with Kimber Elayne Sprawl)
This week, the Sentimental Men are joined by triple threat Kimber Elayne Sprawl – and we do mean triple threat. You’ll hear why. She had a chat with the boys about imagining Nessarose’s backstory, sharing a dressing room with the standbys and making history as the first Black woman to play Nessarose. Plus, the boys get Sentimental about The Little Mermaid and SJB singing the MGM classics.
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Looking for a way to support the pod? Join us in the Green Circle, our paid Patreon subscription. Subscribers get perks like bonus episodes, a spot on our Instagram Close Friends and extended editor’s cut versions of each new episode. Join the Green Circle today!
Looking for a no cost way to support the pod? Give us a great rating and review on whatever app you use to listen to podcasts. Your handprint will be on our hearts forever.
If you’re looking to get in touch, find us on Instagram, Twitter (or X or whatever), TikTok and Threads at @sentmenpod. Or you can shoot us an email at sentmenpod@theatrely.com.
Customer Reviews
This podcast reinvigorated my love for Wicked
As someone whose love for the Arts and particularly Musical Theatre makes up a large portion of her personality, the first year of the pandemic was rough. I know I’m not alone and I can’t even imagine how the Artists were feeling. The thing that I depended on to bring joy and hope on the hard days, was on pause. I initially avoided a lot of musical theatre related content online because it just made me miss it more (I know, so dramatic!) This podcast found me anyways though when I saw that Lindsay Pearce was the first guest. I felt like I had been rooting for her to be Elphaba for years, and quite frankly, I just wanted to know she was doing ok during the shutdown! I listened to, and loved that episode, and it brought me some much needed happiness during a personal emotional low point. I will be forever grateful. I knew when I was emotionally ready, I would listen to more. Well I have. I have listened to all of it. I can’t get enough.
The obsession I had with Wicked in my late teens and early twenties has been completely reinvigorated by Kevin and Quincy’s passion for this show. They are so engaging with their (consistently wonderful) guests, and I live and breathe for their delicious humour and in-depth analysis of key moments and music from the show. I also love that we will now also be hearing from other musical theatre legends from outside of Wicked. I listen to every episode with a smile permanently plastered on my face.
I finally had the chance to see Wicked on Broadway last month (my first time seeing it since seeing the tour in ‘06 and ‘08). The experience was exponentially heightened by all the analysis and inside scoop I got from this podcast. The fact that both Lindsay and Brittney had been guests on the pod and had talked about how they approached their roles, allowed me to take this journey with them all the while feeling like I was the keeper of all the secrets! I left the Gershwin on cloud 9, re-listened to each of their Sentimental Men episodes and then went back 3 days later so I could see them one more time before flying home to Canada.
Thank you Quincy and Kevin for reinvigorating my love for this show and for helping to get me through the hardest days of the pandemic. It would be the greatest honour to see you both in Oz one of these days!
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I am living for the Sentimental Men podcast!! I’ve been horribly out of touch with Broadway as of late. Not only are they reigniting my love for the green girl, but I’m learning so many things! Boots and Tea and SJB oh my! Thank you for a wonderful podcast!
amazing
as a homosexual, this is my entire life
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