Jonathan Coulton, left, Art Chung and John Chaneski like to start each show by throwing up some horns backstage at The Bell House in Brooklyn, NY. Steve McFarland/NPR hide caption
Jonathan Coulton, left, Art Chung and John Chaneski like to start each show by throwing up some horns backstage at The Bell House in Brooklyn, NY.
Steve McFarland/NPRBook of Mormon's Tony winner Nikki M. James gets geeky about Broadway. Plus, play with mutated movie titles, a double name game, and an etiquette test from the 1960s. Got a light?
"Radio is a sound salvation," sang Elvis Costello, and it's also the theme of Jonathan Coulton's euphonious music quiz. Speaking of music, our Mystery Guest is a Broadway superstar, put to the test on her musical theater know-how. Plus, mutated movie titles, a double name game, and an etiquette test from the 1960s. Got a light?
Nikki M. James says she grew up listening to Andrew Lloyd Webber and admits she's seen Rent more than 30 times. Joan Marcus/Boneau/Bryan-Brown, INC. hide caption
