The Light In The Piazza

By Christopher, On The Edge of America on November 22, 2005 12:37 AM | | Comments (0)
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So, in theatre (and in life?) why do people sing? I can't give a theatrical historical reason for The Musical, but I think I can give a poetic one . . .

. . . Human beings sing when suddenly, they just can't talk anymore, and they're in flight.

There's a good reason why Musical Theatre rules on Broadway.

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