Review by Andy Propst
Variety Review by Robert L. Daniels
Paper Mill Playhouse winds up its season with a lavish production of My Fair Lady that marks the exit of Robert Johanson as artistic director. Johanson has helmed 50 musicals and plays during his 23-year tenure. His swan song is an admirable and faithful staging of the Alan Jay Lerner-Frederick Loewe milestone.
Two touring musicals not yet on the radar have been announced to play Philadelphia in 2007-08.
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Southern Florida Review by Kevin Johnson
With Amanda Watkins and Neal Benari.
By George, the old girl is indestructible.
Revisiting the stage production of this classic musical is like going to your high school reunion and finding that high school sweetheart really deserved to be your first love and that there…
Part of an ongoing U.S. tour that so far has bypassed Gotham, production is a more character-driven, deeply felt "My Fair Lady" than most (and more so than the 1964 film). But at the price o…