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mnotavery said: "And I totally agreewith you about Marie. I didn't bother with Austen's Pride."

Be glad you didn't. And I agree on how the book for Doubtfire could be fixed, but it seems most shows don't really want to make those kinds of adjustments after an out of town tryout anymore.

mnotavery said: "It isn't a show about a guy dressing in drag and making jokes. They've clearly tried to handle the LGBTQ etc. issues with sens

Schedule delayed me being able to share my thoughts as I'd like on the show outside of production details. I will say I agree with a lot that has been said here, but I guess I fell into the nostalgia bin as I really enjoyed it.

I watched the full movie for the first time the night after the first preview, and it helped me get a better understanding of what did and didn't work for me and possibly why.

First off, the money here is in the licensing. I'd say it&#

Tag said: "A few questions:
Does Mrs. Doubtfire look like the film version of the character?

I was pretty far up in the balcony, but I would say yes


Is there a full face mask for Mrs. Doubtfire?

No - wig, glasses, padded bodysuit, teeth (maybe?). They do a lot of onstage changes (lots of Rob McClure in his boxer briefs), so just not possible

Is McClure using a similar Robin Williams-ish accent for Mrs. Doubtfire?

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Standard red velvet show curtain.

The main family house set was a unit that rolled in from upstage to include foyer, stairs, living room and kitchen. Proscenium arch flew in to frame it. Made me think of a three camera sitcom set.

Most of the other sets were a combination of a back piece flying in and wagons that came in from the wings. Daniel's apartment (the other main location) had an accordion door that went to the bedroom/bathroom area with the front wall cut ou