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I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change

September 9 - October 2, 2005
directed by Debra Bedient
Cast: Paul Adkins, Sharon Greany, Kim Hart, Eric Spencer
with Larry Trop, accompanist
Written by Joe DiPietro & Jimmy Roberts

"This is my life!"

In a theatrical age of mammoth spectacles and brooding musical dramas, I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change is a rollicking throwback to a nearly extinct theatrical genre: the musical comedy revue. With book and lyrics by Joe DiPietro and music by Jimmy Roberts, I Love You… reinvigorates the revue by taking a hilarious and tuneful joyride through the dizzying spectrum of modern male-female relationships.

Act I of this “witty...musical revue about romance” (Variety) takes a joyfully satiric look at being single in today’s world, and Act II turns its attention to married life. Featuring razor-sharp sketches, a wonderful score, and heart to spare, I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change celebrates the never-ending battle of the heterosexes.                       - from the I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change CD liner notes

Photos: Bob Montgomery & David Noonan
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The cast rehearses with Musical Director Friedrich Schlott	Eden McFadden and Adam Matthew work on the lights	Dave and the nearly-completed set	The cast goofs off during rehearsal	No one's paying attention to the choreographer
"On the Highway of Love"	Paul & Sharon in the "A Stud & a Babe" finale	Don't we have people for this?	Larry Trop, accompanist extraordinaire	Eric Spencer & Kim Hart - "Not Tonight, I'm Busy, Busy, Busy"
"Cantata for a First Date"	"Why? 'Cause I'm a guy!"	The girls lament a SERIOUS single man drought	Ordinato pizza con molto anchovies!	Scared straight - to the altar
"On the Highway of Love" - the family that drives together...	Sharon Greany - "He Called Me"	Kim & Eric - "Marriage Tango"	And now, the parents	"And forever and forever and forever and forever and forever is a really long, long time..."
Epilogue	Eric shows off his spiffy undies during "Marriage Tango"	"Shouldn't I Be Less in Love With You?"	Funerals are for dating - "I Can Live With That"	Mom & Dad didn't get the news they expected
Forget dating - "I'll buy some cats...like twenty-nine..."	Richard and Eden watch "Single Man Drought" from the wings	Backstage during intermission, closing night (10.2.05)	Set deconstruction is sad!	You need an attorney to handle all your romantic negotiations...satisfaction guaranteed!
"Tear Jerk" - Eric & Kim

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