There were many great lines, contemporary references, terrific performances and moments of comedy, melodrama, slapstick and tragedy. (A personal favorite: the memory-impaired grandmother who remembers Phoebe’s birthday while the self-obsessed and over-scheduled parents need a lesson in familiy values.) But love conquers all, and, with or without the help from mighty Olympus, all ends happily in true musical tradition.
And so – to the writers, producers, directors, cast, crew and musicians: Thank you for this… great evening at the theater. An impressive theatrical feat. I hope everyone is feeling that great glow of a job well done, a unique production created, and an audience made happy.
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