If You Ever Leave Me, I'm Going With You
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CURRENTLY CLOSED
Opened Aug 6, 2001
Closed Sep 23, 2001
Opened Aug 6, 2001
Closed Sep 23, 2001
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If You Ever Leave Me, I'm Going With You celebrates the husband and wife acting/writing partnership of Renee Taylor and Joe Bologna from their romantic courtship and their first wedding reception on "The Merv Griffin Show" through their five marriage ceremonies and the many near "spouse-icides" of over 30 years of professional collaboration. The evening includes scenes from their semi-autobiographical Broadway and off-Broadway hits and film comedies like "It Had To Be You", "Bermuda Avenue Triangle", and "Lovers and Other Strangers".
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Arthur Miller it ain't. If You Ever Leave Me, I'm Going With You! is the story of Renée Taylor and Joe Bologna's 36-year marriage told through a patchwork of scenes from their plays, film clips, and home movies, plus a dollop of standup comedy.
The show has a lot of parts and, frankly, it is less than their sum--but some of that sum is really something. Taylor and Bologna, who wrote, directed and star in the show, practice an old-fashioned sort of show business shtick. It's not for nothing that the opening video splashed up on the stage features images of Milton Berle and Sid Caesar; that's their comic tradition. You might say that this show plays to the parents of the people who [...]