Photo by Aubrey ReubenFree to Be You and Me is a production based on the cult album of the same name, featuring songs by Marlo Thomas, Peter Stone, Herb Gardner Carl Reiner, Carol Hall, Sheldon Harnick and Shel Silverstein. The whimisical kids tunes include "Don't Dress Your Cat in an Apron," "Dudley Pippen and the Principal," "When We Grow Up," "My Dog is a Plumber," "William's Doll" and "It's Alright to Cry." Free to Be You and Me plays through June 30.
— By Christine Ehren
Audiences were treated to an ad-hoc rendition of "Take Me or Leave Me" from Rent.
The play comes on the heels of a broader cultural conversation about Dahl's work and the prejudice that was embedded in many of his most beloved stories.
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