"Murder" on the Theater Express - Extended Play
It doesn’t matter that so many of the stories are implausible and most of the libretti are bad. Many plots aren’t even within the calculus of probability; it would be like winning the lottery jackpot five consecutive times. Yet when the music is playing, no explanations are required; primordial feelings suddenly reverberate within us. The stories
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The 1960s had the Cuban Missile Crisis, JFK and MLK getting assassinated, the Cold War, and yet they had HOPE. The sixties were the sixties because there was an equal weight of bad change and good... See more
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