It’s our Christmas special for 2017 and in many ways we have outdone ourselves in terms of self-indulgence. It’s 40 minutes of utter trite, and we go back through our catalogue and do some Exit trivia, play some games, and gently stroke our egos. A VERY big thank you to Joseph Diskett, for all the music. Like us on Facebook, review us on iTunes and tweet us @exitpodcast

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Exit The 35th: Christmas Special

Something wicked this way comes! No we’re not talking about the musical again, we’re talking Macbeth by William Shakespeare. Witches, pumpkins and jumping castles all feature in this delicious episode about murder and magic- two of Jess’ favorite things. Thankyou maestro Joseph Diskett for the spooky sounds. Head over and treat us with a review on iTunes, like us on facebook, and trick us on twitter @exit_podcast.

Exit The 34th: Macbeth

We’re dancing through life this week as Kell and Jess talk about one of Broadway’s most popular musicals, Wicked. You may not believe it but this episode features one of the best dream casts of any Exit production, and you know our true love Patti is involved. Whether you loathe it or love it, you better believe we relish ruining it. Thank you to musical wizard Joseph Diskett for our tunes. Like us on Facebook, review us on iTunes and tweet us @exit_podcast.

Exit The 33rd: Wicked

Kell and Jess look at their first verbatim play, The Laramie Project by Moises Kaufman. We don’t try very hard to ruin it, primarily because we’re not bigots, and considering the current political climate in Australia we want to make it abundantly clear that we are pro gay marriage. Nevertheless we try to preserve with this episode, arguably ending in failure. Thank you Joseph Diskett for your sweet, sweet music. Please head to iTunes to review us, like us on Facebook and twitter @exit_podcast.

Exit The 31st: The Laramie Project

If you hate Victor Hugo and find human existence meaningless, you and Eugène Ionesco have a lot in common. That’s good, because that suggests you may also enjoy his play Rhinoceros. Strangely there are no ‘horny’ jokes made whatsoever, but that is probably more a reflection on the sad state of Jess and Kells’ love lives more than anything else. A special thank you to Joseph Diskett for the intro music. Please pop over to iTunes and review us, tweet us @exitpodcast, and of course like us on Facebook, so that we can have some meaning in our sad, sad, lives.

Exit The 30th: Rhinoceros

Sophocles. What a guy. For one thing he wrote Oedipus Rex, and for another thing he also happened to invent the idea of the THIRD actor. This guy was revolutionary. Not only do Kell and Jess praise Sophocles but they also chat about NIDA, the media and a variety of plagues in a fun filled family episode. Oh Daddy, we’ve been bad. Thank you Joseph Diskett for the intro lullaby. Head over to iTunes and give us a review, like us on facebook and tweet us @exit_podcast.

Exit The 29th: Oedipus Rex

One room, one body, six suspects, no weapons and four giant turtles. Yes it’s time for our first murder mystery play as Kell and Jess tackle An Inspector Calls by JB Priestly. If you’re a fan of crime stories, detective novels or Sherlock Holmes you will utterly despise what we do to this genre. If, however, you’re vegan or like alternative animal milk, then have we got roughly 43 minutes of podcast for you. Yum yum! Thanks as always to Joseph Diskett for the theme song. Please head to iTunes and give us a fully sick review, like us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter!

Exit The 28th: An Inspector Calls

Mates, we're breaking all the rules and jumping ship because today we're not doing a play or a musical, we're doing a bloody opera! That's right, all aboard as we do Gilbert and Sullivan's Pirates of Penzance. Muppets Treasure Island, Orlando Bloom and Cox & Box are all mentioned as we delve into the treasure trove that is this glorious comic opera. Thank you Captain Joseph Diskett for the sea chanties. Head over and tweet us @exit_podcast, like us on Facebook and give us a good review on iTunes. It's time. Review us now.

Exit The 27th: The Pirates of Penzance

It's time to fight fire with fire, and by that we mean we're fighting the patriarchy with Joanna Murray-Smith's one woman show Bombshells. We talk Australian culture, gender and Jess' hatred of abortion protesters. A real light-hearted family episode. Thank you Joseph Diskett for the music, thank you listeners for liking us on Facebook, reviewing us on iTunes and tweeting us @exit_podcast

Exit The 26th: Bombshells

If your idea of a perfect production is one that features absolutely no women at all then you're gonna love this weeks play; Glengarry Glen Ross by David Mamet. We talk about the Tony's, little boys and soiled nappies as we navigate through the testosterone fuelled world of competitive real estate. Jane Fonda is also (thankfully) mentioned heavily in this episode. Thank you to the man Joseph Diskett for his musical composition. Please head to facebook, twitter @exit_podcast, and iTunes to like, tweet and review us and Jess will make you a sandwich.

Exit The 25th: Glengarry Glen Ross

Dicks, butts, boobs. We're getting down and dirty this week as we talk about the sexy, sexy play Dangerous Liaisons (or Les Liaisons Dangereuses for those particular folk). If your fetishes involve fully grown men, nappies, and bad pornography this episode will tickle your fancy. Thank you Joseph Diskett you saucy minx for your sultry sounds. Please head over to iTunes to give us a lovely review, woo is on Facebook and send us a dick pic @exit_podcast

Exit The 24th: Dangerous Liaisons

Kander and Ebb. Like Kell, that may mean nothing to you, or if you're a fan of musicals, that means we're discussing Broadway's favourite revival- Chicago. Lawyers, adultery, ingrown toenails and happy times are all hot topics as we murder the longest running revival in Broadway history. It had it comin'. Thank you Joseph Diskett for your dangerously sexy show tunes. It would be a crime if you didn't head over to Facebook and like us, it's worth a hangin' if you don't review us, and of course you can date us by tweeting @exit_podcast

Exit the 23rd: Chicago

You are all cordially invited to Kell Andersen's Birthday as we celebrate both Kell Andersen's life and Harold Pinter's play The Birthday Party. Joining us on this most festive occasion is local celebrity Alexandra Hines, fresh of the set of the Bachelor, and together the three discuss the pros and cons of bringing a cricket bat into World War Two. Thankyou Joseph Diskett for the celebratory jungle, we celebrate your talent. Please sidle over to iTunes to give Kell a favourable review- not the podcast, Kell himself. Tweet your birthday wishes @exit_podcast or call him a cunt on Facebook.

Exit The 22nd: The Birthday Party

Oh hello darlings, welcome to this weeks episode! Kell and Jess talk all things childcare; babies named Ernest, babies in handbags, who should be trusted caring for children etc. Oh and they do also talk about the Oscar Wilde play The Importance of Being Earnest…What a treat! An overwhelming thank you to the devilishly talented Joseph Diskett for the music. Please head over to iTunes to send us a good review, like us on facebook and naturally keep in contact with us on twitter @exit_podcast. We eagerly await your calling card.

Exit The 21st: The Importance of Being Earnest

Hallo! This week we’re going to Deutschland to do Brecht! We know you haven’t thought about him since high school drama but it’s time to delve back into the wonderful world of alienation and political intrigue when we discuss Mother Courage. There will be wars, Swiss cheese and reality television. There may be blood. There’ll definitely be complaints and lawsuits filed. Kell and Jess would also like to make it abundantly clear (again) that we are not Nazis and in no way support or sympathise with any party that has any affiliation with Nazi beliefs. Thankyou to our good friend Joseph Diskett for the music. Please head over to iTunes and give us a good review, like our facebook and tweet @exit_podcast

Exit The 20th: Mother Courage

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