As one of the oldest of the Elders in this joint, I go back a long ways--When I was high school in the 1960s I had the opportunity to see a couple good shows:1962- Helen Hayes and Maurice Evans in SHAKESPEARE REVISITED, A PROGRAM FOR TWO PLAYERS1964-Edward Woodward, Tammy Grimes, and the great Bea Lilly in HIGH SPIRITS (on Broadway)Then came a flurry of theatre attending:1974- Vincent Price in OLIVER!1978- Myrna Loy in RELATIVELY SPEAKING1979- Kitty Carlisle and Allan Jones in BLOSSOM TIME (they had been in A NIGHT AT THE OPERA many years before!)1980- Cesar Romero in A DASH OF SPIRITS1981- John Carradine in BAREFOOT IN THE PARK1981 again- Don Ameche in HOW TO SUCCEED IN BUSINESS WITHOUT REALLY TRYINGand then a long spell until2001- Ann-Margret in BEST LITTLE WHOREHOUSE IN TEXASThe 1990s/2000s, instead of going to shows, I guess I've been going to conventions instead!
Also saw Pee-Wee Herman's solo live show (not to be confused with the Groundlings production that ended up on HBO). And many shows at Second City in Chicago -- once in Toronto. Have seen a few comedy/improv and "Fringe Festival" shows here in Minneapolis.
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