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Closer Than Ever (March 2005)

Music by David Shire
Lyrics by Richard Maltby, Jr.
Conceived by Steven Scott Smith
Directed by Duane Monahan
Music Direction by Doe B. Kim
Produced by Craig Pettinati


Performances Fridays and Saturdays -- Mar. 11, 12, 18, 19, 25, 26, 31*, Apr. 1, 2 (all at 8pm) and one Sunday matinee on Mar. 13 at 3pm
* Thursday night performance
Location The Kensington Town Center (address is at the bottom of the page, and directions can be found here)
Playbill Cover (450K JPG) | Page 2/3 (26K PDF) | Insert (217K JPG)
Pictures Cast Photo (205K) | Cast Photo 2 (29K) | Miss Byrd (23K)
Three Friends (24K) | Guys (31K) | Fandango (29K)
Awards Allison Block, Outstanding Featured Actress in a Musical (WATCH Nominee)
For More Info Call us at 206.888.6642 or e-mail us at katonline.email@gmail.com.


Background

Man 1  Steve Block | Man 2  Diego Prieto | Woman 1  Mia DeMezza | Woman 2  Allison Block

In this brilliant companion to their hit revue Starting Here, Starting Now, Richard Maltby, Jr. and David Shire follow up their earlier "songs of innocence" with twenty-four funny, wise and witty "songs of experience."

As with their earlier revue, each song in Closer Than Ever is a story: an intimate, insightful tale about love, security, happiness – and holding onto them in a world that pulls you in a hundred directions at once. Maltby and Shire bring their celebrated craft and contemporary sensibility to songs about aging, mid-life crisis, second marriages, and role reversals with parents, as well as wicked satirical jabs at Muzak, working couples and unrequited love. Included are several songs that were cut from the acclaimed Baby.


© Kensington Arts Theatre 2002-2009 | Reservations/Info: 206.888.6642 | Kensington Town Center, 3710 Mitchell Street, Kensington, MD 20895