Oh, thank you, self-appointed "legend" of an anonymous comments section, for dispensing your wonderful "insider" (lol) knowledge of Broadway. And here's a merry Christmas tip for all of the never-weres (most likely glorified ushers - again lol): that's just your opinion, it carries no more weight than anyone else's. So please, all of the unduly arrogant losers that seem to live 24/7 on this site - get off of your extremely high horses.
I don't care for Stritch, Liza, Channing, or any other singer that used to have a voice, but now sound like a rickety old barrel rattling with the wind. Please stop putting people on the stage for maudlin sentimental reasons or just "to watch them crash and burn".
She's a sweet old lady who had a couple of good roles way back when, but she hardly deserves to be placed in the midst of such heady company. Liza also fits into that category (the former).
It had a nice little run, and I'm glad to see Holland Taylor get the exposure. However, I'm afraid many people sadly don't remember who Ann was outside of Texas. And of course, since the Republicans have taken their hateful rule, it's kind of a bitter reminder of what might have been.
This will be one of those mediocre shows that will fade away into well-deserved obscurity. Unfortunately, we will have to listen to those involved crow about it for a time longer.
Why did they choose such a horrible title for the play? It sounds like a cheap p*rn flick from the 80's. For that reason alone, it won't do much business in the high school circuit.