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re: SHENANDOAH: Thoughts and Memories?
Posted by: EvFoDr 08:14 am EDT 08/23/20
In reply to: re: SHENANDOAH: Thoughts and Memories? - hugoP 12:29 am EDT 08/23/20

Thank you! This is exactly the of-the-moment type stuff I love hearing about. And appreciate that you were able to contrast what made it so appealing in the moment to what (likely) makes it more forgotten these days.
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re: SHENANDOAH: Thoughts and Memories?
Posted by: hugoP 12:21 am EDT 08/24/20
In reply to: re: SHENANDOAH: Thoughts and Memories? - EvFoDr 08:14 am EDT 08/23/20

I appreciated that you asked the question. It brought me back to a time when I would step off the LIRR at Penn Station, hike up to the TKTS booth, and get in a long line hoping for a good seat to a show I was excited to see (or see again). It was the biggest thrill, and I felt very grown up back then as a 15-year-old in 1975. I saw lots of shows, multiple times (like SHENANDOAH), and could easily afford it with my paper route money (delivered New York Newsday and the Daily News) I miss those days. I miss Broadway. I miss live theatre. And I can hardly wait for it all to return, someday. I realize some resourceful groups are doing what they can, where they can. And I love them for that.

As I tell my grown up kids these days: never take any of it for granted. When it's available, make sure you take full advantage of it-- live theatre, live music, live performance of any sort.

Oh, and I still read the newspaper, though I have no idea who delivers the New York Times and the Wall Street Journal to my door each morning!
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re: SHENANDOAH: Thoughts and Memories?
Posted by: AlanScott 01:10 am EDT 08/24/20
In reply to: re: SHENANDOAH: Thoughts and Memories? - hugoP 12:21 am EDT 08/24/20

Ah, at least three of us on this board had paper routes during this period, and we used the money we made to buy theatre tickets. :) The other two of us are just a bit older and we were no longer doing it by 1975.
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