Too tired to type. 

Imagine Into The Woods, except instead of a forest and palaces and towers and cottages and a village, imagine a library, or a curiosity shop, or both, a magical shelved room with a piano and harp in one corner. And a string quartet just beyond the shelves. 

And everyone's dressed in thrift shop clothes. And lit with strings of fairy lights, and small table lamps. 

The cow is a gently contemplative young man with an accordion. 

Now, if you're a hard core Sondheim fan, imagine "No One Is Alone" in this environment. 

I bawled so hard that Ted put his arm around me. 

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2/26 '15 4 Comments
I would have bawled too.
I'll tell you all about it next time I see you. For the first half of the show, I kept thinking, "I can't wait to write about this to Shelle!" About 1/3 of the way into Act II, I felt like, "I can't write about this to Shelle, it hurts too much."
How long is it running? I am dying to take Archer, but our schedules are bananas because his show goes up March 6.
Closes this weekend & remaining performances are sold out. We only got in because of a waiting list & we got wheelchair seats. Plus, I begged and used Ted as leverage. Yes, I played the autism card. More in a bit.