I guess you have to give some points for the sheer courage of writing a musical around a history lesson but how about some decent music?
Is the cartoonish acting of Howard DeSilva meant to pique the interest of otherwise jaded children?
Is William Daniels' campy contemporary (for the time) acting style meant to appeal to a 1960s/70s demographic?
Do we need all the "in-jokes" about NY & NJ? (I can hear the blue-haired Broadway audience guffawing on cue.)
Sorry, I find the whole piece dated, boring & the acting far too strident for the screen
Is the cartoonish acting of Howard DeSilva meant to pique the interest of otherwise jaded children?
Is William Daniels' campy contemporary (for the time) acting style meant to appeal to a 1960s/70s demographic?
Do we need all the "in-jokes" about NY & NJ? (I can hear the blue-haired Broadway audience guffawing on cue.)
Sorry, I find the whole piece dated, boring & the acting far too strident for the screen