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the parents' edition of I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change!" |
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Dallas Morning News |
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ARE WE THERE
YET?
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ARE WE THERE YET? is a roller coaster ride through the lives of modern American families. This merry musical romp includes everything from hysterical family car trips and mothers praying for hits at their sons' baseball games, to fathers sitting through balley lessons and the joy of sex after 60. This lively musical portrays the love and challenges of the old adage, "You can pick your friends but you can't pick your family." One thing is for sure, you will definitely relate to this family musical and "enjoy the ride!"
Cast: 2 Men, 2 Women (can be expanded)
Orchestration: Piano, Bass, Drums
Set Requirements: Unit Set |
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| "You'll
leave the theatre humming and feeling better about being human." |
| Wichita Eagle |
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"We begin
previews tonight for Are We There Yet? It
is an excellent piece. None of us thought, on the surface, it would
be so moving. Who would have guessed - all that in a 4-person revue.
There are laughs & tears at every run-through. We all love the
show. Congratulations." |
| Denny Hitchcock, Circa '21
Dinner Playhouse |
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"Audiences
have been consistently charmed and engaged by the first act, but
watching them respond to the depth of the second act has been rewarding
and special... It's so rare and wonderful in today's theatre to
be unexpectedly moved. The subversive brilliance of the show is
that the first act earns their openness and trust, allowing the
second act to happen." |
| Dave DeChristopher, The Aural Stage |
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KEYWORDS: Three
to five cast members, flexible
cast size, family
audiences, ensemble
show, revue/songbook, unit
set, orchestration
3 or less, by James
Hindman, by Ray
Roderick |
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