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…the 1987 London production of FOLLIES. Phyllis and Ben, married for decades, are in a rut so deep that they may yet journey to the center of the earth. In…

…has to go through stages like that! And speaking of FOLLIES, if we ever had to wonder how different it was from THE GIRLS UPSTAIRS, Sondheim reported that “It’s the…

…after Stephen Sondheim and Harold Prince did Follies in 1971, this is the comedy-drama that they next wanted to musicalize. Anouilh turned them down. Rather than fighting vainly the old…

…gestation of FOLLIES. But don’t overlook Don Dunn’s The Making of NO, NO, NANETTE. The paperback’s back cover sports expected enthusiastic quotations from reviewers as well as a statement from…

…he expected the Tsar to say, “On second thought, you can all stay!” Although Lewis says FOLLIES offers a “fascinating amalgam,” he only gives it only four stars, too –…