45 episodes
My Little Tonys Anna & Tim
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4.8 • 150 Ratings
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Devouring Broadway history, season by season // Hosted by Tim Kov & Anna Hulkower
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The 1970 Tony Awards
In this episode, we cover three one-word shows– APPLAUSE, COCO, and PURLIE– that haven't had much life after their original productions, and discuss whether or not they deserve another look. (Spoiler: for the most part, no.)
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The 1990 Tony Awards, Part 2
As we wrap up 1990, we try to answer all your burning questions: How many cooks were REALLY in the kitchen behind the scenes of Grand Hotel? Is "Chet" a normal nickname for "George"? What the hell is going on in "The Trolley Song"? All this and more!!!!!
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The 1990 Tony Awards, Part 1
Did you know that 1990 was 31 years ago???? We were distressed by that news, too. We try to trace the origins of Kathleen Turner's accent, explore Cy Coleman's jazz roots, and answer once and for all: DOES love change everything???
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The 1969 Tony Awards, Part 2
What's longer: a hippie's hair, or this episode? We uncover a HAIR-spiracy, debate the appropriate holidays to eat turkey, and speculate on which Tony presenters were definitely doin' it backstage.
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The 1969 Tony Awards, Part 1
From 1776 to 1969 to 2021, all we can say is: get it together, America!!!!
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Customer Reviews
and the winner for best broadway podcast goes to...
i cannot fathom the amount of work that this show took! fingers crossed that it returns someday
informative and fun
love this! Learning new things having a great time. You can tell a lot of care and research goes into the episodes.
I wanted to love this
More like 3 1/2 stars. Very well researched, with credit given to source material, enabling the listener to compile a good bibliography. Interesting insights abound.
I must subtract a star and a half, however, for the mannered and unpleasant delivery and speech patterns of the hosts, especially the male voice: valley girl upspeak peppered with prolonged vowel sounds, glottal stops, and “likes.” Ugh.