Is for quirky. (Front and Center: New York City).(Theater Review)
American Theatre, February, 2003 by Viagas, Robert
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DO YOU SOMETIMES WISH THE PROBLEMS of grownup life could be explained with the clarity, wit and tunefulness of "Sesame Street"?
Done. Brought to you by the letter Q--or more specifically, the new musical comedy, Avenue Q.
"It's a children's television show for people who have grown up," says songwriter Robert Lopez.
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Lopez and Jeff Marx, working with co-librettist Jeff Whitty, came up with the story of Princeton, a fellow who has just emerged from college, ready to take a blind leap into Real Life. As in "Sesame Street," some of the ...
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