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FIRST ANNIVERSARY OF THE DEMISE OF 'THE WEDDING SINGER'

Let's take a sec to look back on the appeal of the opening song of THE WEDDING SINGER, which closed on Broadway exactly one year ago this weekend. Next year, we'll give DROWSY CHAPERONE the same remembrance.

But it's not all sadness. The non-Equity tour of WEDDING SINGER, which I understand is quite decent, will play NJPAC in February; and I bet DROWSY will fare very nicely in regional theaters.


Posted by Matt Windman on December 29, 2007 5:42 PM |

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