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What;s your favorite long-running show that uses Yonkers (NY ) as the setting for several key scenes? — Page 2

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re: What;s your favorite long-running show that uses Yonkers (NY ) as the s

Dollypop,

A DAY WELL SPENT (1835) was written as a one-act farce by the British Playwright Oxenford and took place in Great Britain.

In 1842, Austrian Johann Nestroy "freely adapted" original play and titled it EINEN JUX WILL ER SICH MAXEN.

This version takes place in a "small city" and "the capital"--no specific references to Vienna are given.

Hope this helps! :)
"I say YOU'RE the CUTEST one. No, I say YOU'RE the CUTEST One. And we go on like that from dawn to three."
#27

re: What;s your favorite long-running show that uses Yonkers (NY ) as the s

Oh, I almost forgot!

Tom Stoppard's version of story (ON THE RAZZLE, 199re: What;s your favorite long-running show that uses Yonkers (NY ) as the s DOES specifically take place in Vienna. Show was a big hit on West End but closed "out of town" in U.S.
"I say YOU'RE the CUTEST one. No, I say YOU'RE the CUTEST One. And we go on like that from dawn to three."
#28

re: What;s your favorite long-running show that uses Yonkers (NY ) as the s

You are so very right that A DAY WELL SPENT doesn't take place in any specific city. My mind is foggy. The one and only time I saw it was in Austria, and the scenic design most definitely set the scenes in Vienna. I recall one scene that took place in the that magnificent amusement park there. The famous ferris wheel was in the background. Of course it was performed in German and I couldn't understand a word, but the body language and the farce was evident.
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#29

re: What;s your favorite long-running show that uses Yonkers (NY ) as the s

As that musical was so long ago, very recenlty I went to watch the DVD of the film version instead - and I could swear there was a train heading to and from Yonkers in some of the scenes.

It must be the story of Dolly Levi and Horace Vandergelder re: What;s your favorite long-running show that uses Yonkers (NY ) as the s

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