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The Rave Review Fall 2009

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BW 9W][ Wkn <ebb[i It has glitz. It has hits. And when the show sashays into the Maltz Jupiter Theatre in January, La Cage aux Folles will be the splashiest musical the Theatre ever has mounted. The show won a Tony Award and is one of Broadway’s all-time biggest hits. It boasts beautiful “showgirls,” a wonderful score by Jerry Herman (Mame, Hello, Dolly!) and colorful production numbers. Hear such memorable songs as The Best of Times and I Am What I Am, which became an anthem of a generation, and was recorded by countless artists. The show explores what it is to be a family, to love without condition and to be proud of who we are.

January 12-31

J_djof[i Get your feet tapping to the tunes that defined the rhythm of America before World War I, with Tintypes. Feel the patriotic fervor of You’re a Grand Old Flag. Remind yourself that you, too, can be a Yankee Doodle Boy, and savor the moment in America the Beautiful. This grand pageant, featuring works by George M. Cohan, John Philip Sousa and Scott Joplin, among others, is a blend of patriotic songs, romantic tunes and ragtime that will remind you of those who made America great in the early 20th century. It was the age of the orator, William Jennings Bryan – and the inventor Thomas Edison and Henry Ford. It also was the heyday of early Broadway and that most glamorous of Ziegfeld girls, Anna Held.

February 9-28

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