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  <title>Episode 929: The Breadth of Broadway - Part 2</title>
  <description>Colm and Thos are back to discuss two more diverse musical theatre gems from Colm's recent visit to Broadway: Ragtime and Maybe Happy Ending - one musical looking back - and one looking forward. They also discuss changing attitudes to taste and tastelessness in musicals - including the Doctor Crippen musical, Belle, and, perhaps surprisingly to a modern eye, the Titanic story itself - as well as more modern musical parodies like Titanique.&amp;amp;nbsp; And is what was right with Ragtime in the 1990s now its main weakness in the 2020s?&amp;amp;nbsp; All this and more in a jam packed in-depth episode (Warning: contains spoilers for Maybe Happy Ending) </description>
  <author_name>MusicalTalk - The UK's Independent Musical Theatre Podcast</author_name>
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