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EPISODE · May 1, 2019 · 41 MIN

Beetlejuice

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What's "That Beautiful Sound"? A podcast on Beetlejuice the Musical! All you'll want to do is hear THIS sound: our discussion on the musical and how it compares to the movie, as well as our predictions for some of the Tony categories that are completely irrelevant now! -- Want to see how Alex Brightman creates the voice of Beetlejuice? Take a look at his vocal chords! Check out this New York Times article for more about Sophia Anne Caruso and why she's drawn to the part of Lydia. We didn't get a chance to mention her by name, but Delia Deetz (and Miss Argentina) is played by the fabulously funny Leslie Kritzer. Everyone agrees that David Korins's set is a definite highlight, see what he has to say about it! Warner Bros. is just another movie studio trying to find their hit Broadway show, though they've been trying for a while. No release date yet on the cast recording, but they're set to record in May. Meanwhile, take a listen to these released songs: Dead Mom Say My Name That Beautiful Sound (with 360 video!) If any Beetlejuice movie fans want to let us know how the musical matched up for them, tell us on Twitter @BottomlessBway or email us at [email protected]!

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