+ Follow BOBBY STRONG Tag
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[Summary] => Just what kind of musical can one produce about making big business out of public toilets and people paying just to pee?
That was perhaps the initial reaction one has upon hearing about Urinetown. Yes, it’s a musical — and an unlikely one, at that. But can somebody laugh and be thrilled about it?
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[Title] => Stirring musical / Heartwarming playlet
[Summary] => The musical comedy Urinetown, which is showing at the RCBC auditorium, has all the earmarks of a Bobby Garcia-directed production. It is fast-paced, with locales changing-from open field to office to a secret hideout – at the wink of an eye. The excellent cast captures and conveys the vigor and vitality of the musical by Greg Kotis as well as the dash and verve of the lyrics by Mark Hollman.
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[Title] => Noel and Cathy, perfect chemisty
[Summary] => They could very well be the Guy and Pip, the Sharon and Gabby, the Juday and Piolo of the local theater scene. Perennially paired as lovers in different stage plays for years, youthful thespians Noel Rayos and Cathy Azanza have grown extremely close to each other – even if they are not a couple in real life.
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