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We've followed the cast meetings, the rehearsals, the last-minute changes, as the musical revival The Boys From Syracuse has prepared for its debut. Now, in the final installment of her Behi…
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The third in a series on the production of The Boys from Syracuse.
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We missed this article last week from USA Today's behind-the-scenes series on "The Boys From Syracuse."
Some of their reported projects are fiction, Gest says. They've been approached for a Minnelli book, but that's not a priority. She has no plans to go into Gypsy on Broadway or on the road.
Scott Ellis directs The Boys from Syracuse based on Shakespeare's The Comedy of Errors.
Rehearsals for the new production began this week, with an opening scheduled for Aug. 18.
Between now and then, USA TODAY will take a tip from another Shakespeare-inspired musical, Kiss Me, Kate, and follow the drama behind the comedy. That is, we'll chart the progress of The Boys From Syracuse from the first meeting of the cast and crew up to opening night.
