They're Playing Our Song
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CURRENTLY CLOSED
Opened Sep 28, 2010
Closed Oct 10, 2010
Opened Sep 28, 2010
Closed Oct 10, 2010
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Reprise Theatre Company opens it's season in September with the Tony Nominated Best Musical - They're Playing Our Song staring Jason Alexander.
Featuring a book by Neil Simon, this audience favorite follows the on-again, off-again romance of one very despondent composer and one very ditzy lyricist, as they try to create their own unique love song. Based on the real-life love affair of composer, Marvin Hamlisch, and lyricist, Carol Bayer-Sager (who also penned the delicious score), this whirling dervish of a musical comedy will have you humming its songs between each and every laugh.
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The time capsule has opened and spit out an archive from the late 1970s, They're Playing Our Song, and placed it in the hands of L.A.'s Reprise Theatre Company.
As some might recall, the musical by Marvin Hamlisch, Carole Bayer Sager and playwright Neil Simon ran for over 1000 performances on Broadway due, in some degree, to Simon's belly laughs about New York neuroses and artists in love. Unfortunately, the work now proves often as rocky as the lead characters' up-and-down relationship, in large part because Jason Alexander's Vernon Gersch has no chemistry with the luminous Stephanie J. Block as fellow tunesmith Sonya Walsk.
The show is a thinly veiled reenactment of songwriters Hamlisch[...]