Philadelphia: viva la resistance.(The Dinosaur Musical )(Theater Review)
American Theatre, December, 2005 by Hart, Sarah
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IT'S FITTING THAT WILLIE REALE--ONE OF THE TWO BROTHERS BEHIND A YEAR WITH Frog and Toad--would describe Jeff Church's unearthing of the Reales' much-earlier production for children The Dinosaur Musical as "an archeological feat." Actually, says Church, artistic director of the Coterie Theatre in Kansas City, Mo., he ran across the show in a collection of old scripts from the 52nd Street Project.
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Willie and Robert Reale were initially skeptical of returning to the material--originally produced in 1987--but Church was persuasive. "He ...
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