A warning, this episode contains explicit language.

Dix the musical is an extremely apt title for the frantic absurdist new movie.

It's about a pair of misogynistic narcissists who discover their long lost twins.

It's got cheeky song and dance numbers, plus the crude humor and distinctly queer sensibility of John Waters in his divine era.

Maybe, okay definitely, leave the kiddos at home for this one and your more narrow-minded relatives.

I'm Glen Weldon. And I'm Aisha Harris and today on

NPR's pop-poacher Happy Hour we're talking about Dick's The Musical.

Joining me in Glenn today is Jeffrey Masters. He's the host of the podcast LGBT Q&A and senior producer at the New Yorker radio hour.

Hey Jeffrey, welcome back.

Hey y'all, thank you.

Are you ready?

Are you ready to talk about this?

Maybe.

I think so.

To make it safer in PR, there's going to be some gymnastics, I think.

Yes, a lot of gymnastics.

So, first of all, Dix the Musical stars Josh Sharp and Aaron Jackson as obnoxious salesman, Craig and Trevor.

When their company merges, they meet for the first time and discover their twins who were

separated at birth, each raised by one of their parents.

They decide to conduct their own parent trap to get the whole family back together.

It doesn't go exactly as planned. Now they're extremely eccentric mom and dad are played by

Megan Malale and Nathan Lane. There's also Megan The Stallion, who plays

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