Those were special moments spent with your daughter, and the incident about Jerry O's spit made me laugh! I never saw the King an I, but to see it with Yul Brynner - WOW!

Thanks for sharing your fascinating thoughts. Best of luck to you always.

I forgot to add that when we went to see Guys and Dolls (which I LOVED, and of course the movie too, for obvious reasons - plus the score) I was VERY pregnant. Every time that bass drum was hit, my son would kick my stomach all the way out so that you could almost see his foot (or something...) So funny.

Oh, I loved A Chorus Line, too. It was so Broadway.

No surprise that I agree with you on all points. I could have written a diatribe on the subject of Broadway, as I'm sure you could as well.

By the way, I also loved Lena Horne's one-woman show.....hmm.

You and I and so many other boomer women seem to name Fiddler as their first play. So funny.

Thanks for sharing your thoughts.

I never saw Sunday in the Park, and I would have LOVED to see Man of La Mancha with Richard Kiley. My husband did. I love the score from the play. I also wish they'd revive it.

Isn't it great to have such great memories? Life is an adventure, eh?

What an incredible dad you had - so creative, and he helped spark an interest in theater through his trips with those students.

Fascinating stories.