Orlando Blum and Condola Rashad
Famed musical comedy author/lyricists Betty Comden and
Adolph Green once satirically reminded us in their 1958 musical comedy Bells
are Ringing just how important the phone is in getting a message delivered:
"Those kids would be alive today," they wrote. They were, of course,
referring to Romeo and Juliet the love sick teenagers who unfortunately
did not have access to a phone. A cell phone perhaps a text message gone astray
could have served as an amusing gimmick in this otherwise passionately invoked,
slickly staged, modern-dress production now on Broadway. For the complete
review go to CurtainUp.com http://curtainup.com/romeoandjulietbway13.html
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