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SUMMARY:The Sound of Music
DESCRIPTION:The hills are alive...you know the rest. Everyone's favorite 
 tale of nannies\, nuns\, and Nazis is heading out on a fresh North Ameri
 can tour. The last show written by legendary duo Rodgers and Hammerstein
 \, this iconic musical boasts a score that reads like the Greatest Hits 
 of musical theatre\, with songs including 'My Favourite Things'\, 'Edelw
 eiss' and 'Do-Re-Mi'. It's inspired an Oscar-winning movie\, a tv talent
  show and\, as the 18 million viewers who tuned in to see NBC's live spe
 cial prove\, remains an incredibly popular piece of American pop culture
 . While everyone knows the story off by heart\, that doesn't mean that t
 here's nothing new to be said about The Sound of Music. Helming this tou
 r is Jack O'Brien (Hairspray)\, one of Broadway's most accomplished dire
 ctors\, who's seeking to strip away some of the more kitschy elements th
 at have become attached to the musical over the years. The three-time To
 ny Award winner told the New York Times that he's not "trotting out your
  mother's version." In the heart of the Austrian Alps\, a young woman na
 med Maria is in training to become a Nun. Unsure that such a free-spirit
 ed soul as Maria is ready for a life of pious devotion\, the Head Sister
  assigns her to the role of governess to the children of local naval off
 icer Captain Georg Von Trapp. As Maria discovers\, the Von Trapp childre
 n have run off several governesses before her through their mischievous 
 behavior\, but with a little love and time (and a lot of singing) Maria 
 begins to win them over. Her kind-heartedness and patience also begin to
  dispel the gloom around their father\, who is still in mourning for his
  late wife\, and the two begin to fall in love. But danger looms on the 
 horizon with the advent of World War II\, and the Captain faces being dr
 afted into the German army. Yes\, Maria was a real person. The memoir of
  this Austrian governess was filmed in 1956 as Die Trapp-Familie\, which
  in turn inspired Rogers and Hammerstein to turn her extraordinary story
  into a Broadway show. Debuting in 1959 at The Lunt-Fontanne Theatre\, T
 he Sound of Music won five Tonys\, with its reputation being cemented by
  the subsequent Julie Andrews-starring movie adaptation. Often wrongly a
 ssumed to be a traditional Austrian folk song\, Edelweiss was indeed wri
 tten for the musical by Rodgers and Hammerstein.\n\nTickets: https://www
 .boston-theater.com/shows/wang-theater/the-sound-of-music/tickets/calend
 ar\n\nhttps://findlocal.community/event/1c06eaf6-8b86-4a01-aee4-d042865c
 cb79
LOCATION:Wang Theatre\, 270 Tremont St\, Boston\, MA 2116
URL:https://findlocal.community/event/1c06eaf6-8b86-4a01-aee4-d042865ccb7
 9
STATUS:CONFIRMED
SEQUENCE:0
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