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classic musical
July 21, 2021
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THOMASTON – Landmark Community Theatre is presenting its first musical of 2021, âThe Sound of Music,â since their doors were shuttered at the Thomaston Opera House due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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The cast of Landmark Community Theatreâs production of âThe Sound of Music.â The show continues at the Thomaston Opera House through Aug. 1.
âThe Sound of Musicâ continues through Aug. 1.
The beloved musical that was suggested by âThe Trapp Family Singersâ by Maria Augusta Trapp features music by Richard Rodgers and lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II. The stage book, written by Howard Lindsay and Russel Crouse, differs slightly from the movie version. The stage version contains songs omitted from the film, and has musical numbers performed in completely different scenes.
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Lydia Milosavljevic as Maria, surrounded by the Von Trapp children. Photo: Helen Musa.
Musical theatre / “The Sound of Music”, co-directed by Anthony Swadling and Alison Newhouse. At The Q, Queanbeyan, until March 21. Reviewed by
BILL STEPHENS
FROM the moment Willum Hollier-Smith took the stage to welcome the audience and announce that he wouldn’t be playing Kurt at this performance (he was on crutches and did manage to sing beautifully as the Altar Boy later in the show) the audience sensed that this production was going to be special. And indeed it was
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Based on a memoir by Maria Von Trapp, “The Sound of Music” has been an audience magnet since its first Broadway performance in 1959. The combination of a love story involving worldly nuns, cute kids who sing like angels at the drop of a hat, nasty Nazis and one of Rodgers and Hammerstein’s best scores continues to prove as irresistible as ever, but especially as presented in this production where everyone on stage