Beginning March 13, Chicago Shakespeare Theater will debut a revised version of Road Show, a show that Chicago audiences first saw in 2003 at the Goodman Theatre, albeit with a very different book, a modified score and a different title. I caught that production (then called Bounce), and felt it had big problems, but real promise. This musical, which celebrates the quest to achieve the American dream as told by the true story of the Mizner brothers, never quite found its narrative center, despit...
Making Sondheim Sing: Interview with Michael Mahler, Music Director of Chicago Shakespeare's Road Show
The Huffington Post - 24 Feb 2014 22:37
Beginning March 13, Chicago Shakespeare Theater will debut a revised version of Road Show, a show that Chicago audiences first saw in 2003 at the Goodman Theatre, albeit with a very different book, a modified score and a different title. I caught that production (then called Bounce), and felt it had big problems, but real promise. This musical, which celebrates the quest to achieve the American dream as told by the true story of the Mizner brothers, never quite found its narrative center, despit...
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