This one is a heart-breaker, friends.

A real, honest to Sondheim heart-breaker.

Like Avenue Q beating Wicked heart-breaker because, unless without a deus ex machina at Paramount Studios, we will never, ever see a musical that everyone says was one of the greatest musicals of the 1990s.

Starring Christine Ebersole, Gregory Harrison, and......wait, why should I tell you when book writer Martin Casella and ensemble members John Bolton and Christopher Sieber can as they back on 1993's Paper Moon.

BROADWAY BOUND PLAYERS

Charles Kirsch as The New York Times Critic

Matt Koplik as The New York Times Reporter

CJ Schneider as Larry Grossman

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