Half Hour with Jeff & Richie (Post-Show Broadway Discussions and Interviews)

Love Jeff and Ritchie. They really understand the NYC theatre scenes and I love listening to them after I watch a show to get their takes.

I really enjoy Jeff and Richie’s show. It’s just the right length to keep me engaged and hit all the high points. Some of the Broadway podcasters pontificate so much that it gets preachy but Jeff and Richie don’t do that. They give me just enough info about the production (actors, direction, lighting, music) as well as their likes and dislikes. I love theater and when I can’t make it to the theater to see a show in a limited run, perhaps, I feel like I get just the right amount of info. Thanks guys! Keep going! The only negative is that one of their advertisers was ICE Recruitment, which was surprising, and that it doesn’t sound like they green light their advertisers.

I really enjoy this show! The hosts have a lot of knowledge about theater, and their thoughts and comments give me something to think about. I appreciate that they’re respectful of the creative people who make theater, even when they have a critique. They delve into the plots of the shows they see, so listeners should be aware there can be spoilers.

So look…Jeff & Richie seem like perfectly nice, cute, white gays who love theatre & want to talk about it. Show reviews are one thing…anyone can have opinions about shows…but when they try to dive deeper into the “business of B’way”, discussing grosses & what not, they sound very amateur. These are clearly not people who work in the actual industry of Broadway & their takes on the business are strictly for folks who don’t know any better. They may as well collab with Andres LaFrazia on YouTube. Not sure how they snagged a spot on the “Broadway Podcast Network” but I guess “cute enough” will get you lots of places 🤷‍♂️. It’s just very amateur hour. Or half-hour.