Show Pony
·S2 E1
John Hill Moves to NYC: Masquerade (Phantom Revival) and Ragtime reviews with Eric Maxwell!
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John Hill is officially a New Yorker, Eric Maxwell is back, and the Playbills are flying
Show Pony is BACK — and officially on Broadway.
John Hill has unpacked his boxes, moved into his new NYC apartment, and is kicking off Season 2 with Show Pony bestie Eric Maxwell for a theatrical double-header: Masquerade — the immersive Phantom of the Opera revival — and the Lincoln Center revival of Ragtime.This episode is everything:
🗽 John’s move to New York
🌧️ Surviving the city’s latest nor’easter
🎭 Sitting next to nightmare audience members
🍽️ Pre-theater dinners & post-show gossip
🐶 John’s farewell cabaret (yes, he wore a papoose and carried his dog onstage)It’s Bravo, Broadway, and a little bit of bamboozelement.
Show Pony is turning the spotlight toward theatre and film this season — but don’t worry, we’re still watching Real Housewives of Salt Lake City for a little weekly Bravo spice.Subscribe for new episodes every week featuring Broadway gossip, movie deep dives, and unapologetically messy cultural commentary.
Show Pony is BACK — and officially on Broadway.
John Hill has unpacked his boxes, moved into his new NYC apartment, and is kicking off Season 2 with Show Pony bestie Eric Maxwell for a theatrical double-header: Masquerade — the immersive Phantom of the Opera revival — and the Lincoln Center revival of Ragtime.This episode is everything:
🗽 John’s move to New York
🌧️ Surviving the city’s latest nor’easter
🎭 Sitting next to nightmare audience members
🍽️ Pre-theater dinners & post-show gossip
🐶 John’s farewell cabaret (yes, he wore a papoose and carried his dog onstage)It’s Bravo, Broadway, and a little bit of bamboozelement.
Show Pony is turning the spotlight toward theatre and film this season — but don’t worry, we’re still watching Real Housewives of Salt Lake City for a little weekly Bravo spice.Subscribe for new episodes every week featuring Broadway gossip, movie deep dives, and unapologetically messy cultural commentary.