My apologies.
What I meant is that there could be some sort of Adult Education set up for parents about Sondheim. In addition to that, schools could have Sondheim influenced classes; History would be the study of
Assassins, music class would be the study of
A Little Night Music, art class would be for the study of
Sunday In The Park With George, and we can't forget culinary so that's where
Sweeney Todd comes in.
I could actually keep going with this...
eta: on the note of clueless parents;
I was listening to my
Snoopy recording and then changed it to
Sweeney Todd. My father was confused and thought that I was listening to the same CD. I told him I was not and had in fact changed the recordings. To which he replied, "Oh, so it's Snoopy Todd."
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Updated On: 11/1/07 at 01:36 PM