Episode 6: Mean Girls

Episode 6 of The Broadway Reviewsical Podcast. We…

An episode of the The Broadway Reviewsical Podcast podcast, hosted by Broadway Reviewsical, titled "Episode 6: Mean Girls" was published on June 9, 2018 and runs 25 minutes.

June 9, 2018 ·25m · The Broadway Reviewsical Podcast

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Episode 6 of The Broadway Reviewsical Podcast. We get mean as we evaluate if Mean Girls is good enough to sit with us at the Tonys. (2.5 Jazz Hands)

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Episode 6 of The Broadway Reviewsical Podcast. We get mean as we evaluate if Mean Girls is good enough to sit with us at the Tonys. (2.5 Jazz Hands)

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