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   Michael Balton said, 4 months ago

   The producers opted for a revival of Bye-Bye Birdie instead. Julie has alerted her litigation crew.
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   CarolG said, 4 months ago

   I think Taymor was brave to incorporate a penguin as an allusion to the innate brutality of “civilized man.” When Mr. Peepers starts waving that shiv around and then waddles off the stage to menace the audience . . . and then when that baby penguin emerges from between his father’s legs and he’s carrying a shiv, too . . . well, I’ll say it: Hitchcock made movies. Taymor makes art.
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   J. Short said, 4 months ago

   Tell the tall one she gets the secretary job.
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   wingbone said, 4 months ago

   Put another cap in your feather.
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   stgreer said, 4 months ago

   Birds who peck you to death are bad enough. But gigantic birds who are overly aggressive dance partners — they really aren’t to be tolerated!
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   illswami said, 4 months ago

   The musical – reset on Galapagos Island, centers on a group of ‘offbeat’ but lovable birds who, though menacing at first, eventually help the heroine find her true self and “fly”. UPLIFTING THEATER says thePost. With Nathan Lane as the penguin…
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   Devo said, 4 months ago

   Push that big bird too hard and it will fall over. It looks very Tippi to me.
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   win said, 4 months ago

   Mrs. Bundy, elderly ornithologist: I have never known birds of different species to flock together. The very concept is unimaginable. Why, if that happened, we wouldn’t stand a chance! How could we possibly hope to fight them? – The Birds
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   Steven Duquette said, 4 months ago

   Looks like Miss Julie is making a TAI CHI move: “wild horses mane”
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