Rocking down in Memphis.

I like the sound of this.

Good to know they have eventually found a theatre for it and a major one at that!

The Seattle Gay Times likes it -'A first rate cast of actors who, with the original score and dancing, tell a story about what people can and will do for love.
The songs intertwine and set the mood. When Seattle?s own Chad Kimball sings? The Music of My Soul? it?s so moving. you know when you hear something that sends chills down your back, my own little barometer that tells me, something special is happening. That was it. The acting by Mr. Kimball makes you a believer, his character is odd, talented and true to himself. He becomes a well know radio disc jockey who plays black music. Montego Glover is his forbidden love and has a voice that can make you blue or righteous when she?s at the church and singing gospel. Some other cast members have some standout roles such as Derrick Baskin as Gator, James Monroe Iglehart as Bobby and Case Morgan as Huey's mother.

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http://www.memphisthemusical.com/

Updated On: 6/22/09 at 08:29 AM

Hmmm. I'll give it two weeks (but then, what do I know? I thought "Mamma Mia" was doomed from the start!)

Who would think Rock of Ages has done as well as it has?