I've never had a rational objective response to this show because the original "Producers" movie was/is one of my all-time favorites. I had it memorized line-for-line by the time I was a teenager and Zero Motel and Gene Wilder were/are gods to me. When I saw Nathan and Matthew do such a fantastic job with the material and how well Brooks, Meehan and Stroman opened up and adapted the original 80 minute concept, I was hooked. I'm not sure what I would think of it, if my first encounter with it was the musical -- I realize it's VERY broad, very silly and very "old school" vaudeville/Yiddish theatre, so if you love it, you love it, but if you don't get it, I totally understand -- there are no reference points for it in modern contemporary comedy on stage, television, or in film (which is why the lead roles are so difficult to cast -- there aren't many expert pracitioners in the art of "schtick" left around these days .... most of them are dead). I think the music is tuneful and serviceable, but not nearly up to the level of the book most of the time. I hope you enjoyed it at least on the humor level, though.
"What a story........ everything but the bloodhounds snappin' at her rear end." -- Birdie
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