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024 - Tick, Tick...Boom ("I Think They Do Salads?")
b'Tick, Tick...Boom! was a 2021 musical drama which depicted the life of composer and lyricist Jonathan Larson. It marked the directorial debut of Lin-Manuel Miranda, and is adapted from the stage musical/one-man show of the same name. Starring Andrew Garfield, Robin de Jes\\xfas, and Alexandra Shipp, it depicted the trials and tribulations of Larson, fast approaching his 30th birthday, and in the midst of a mid-life crisis as he attempts to prepare for a workshop for his original musical production. The film was released to Netflix to widespread critical acclaim, and multiple award nominations.
On a new episode of Hell Is A Musical, Lilz and Scott give Tick, Tick...Boom! a watch, and take in the intricate details of a playwright who many believe fundamentally changed the face of theater in his short time on Earth. Join them as Scott reminisces about college theater bureaucracy, and Lilz questions Larson\'s bonafidese as a writer of "rock" musicals.
...with Lilz & Scott!'