Hello Lovers! We are super excited to have Broadway star-couple and newlyweds Christopher Rice and Clay Thomson. We discuss their beautiful wedding planning, being influencers, and their long distance.
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Christopher Rice’s Broadway credits include The Book of Mormon, Pretty Woman, and the National Tour of Hamilton and Clay Thompson has done Newsies, Matilda, Wicked, King Kong, and the National tour of Jesus Christ Superstar.
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On the episode we discuss
- Our passion for our Disney obsession:
- How they were able to coordinate their Wedding Plans:
- What’s changed since you’ve been married?
- What’s changed since quarantine.
- Then we play the Newlywed game.
For the Spotlight on Love segment we got a question from Taylor on Instagram:
I’ve been married to my husband 8 years and this is the longest we’ve spent time together. My husband is no longer traveling and needs to TF out of here.
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Thanks for checking out this week’s episode and we hope it brings a little light to your day!
Love always,
Bret and Stephen
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Stephen
We are grateful to be a part of the Broadway Podcast Network. Music composed by David Dabbon, photo by Roberto Araujo Photography.