You're a good man, Charlie Brown
Get re-acquainted with Charlie, Linus, Lucy, Snoopy, and the rest of the gang with this classic musical.
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| Audience | | All Ages |
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Everyone likes Peanuts
This heartwarming musical is based on Peanuts, the celebrated comic strip by the late Charles M. Schultz. You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown unfolds as a series of song-and-dance scenes in comic-strip style to reveal the world as seen through the eyes of five elementary school-aged children and one unusual beagle. The musical premiered in New York in 1967, and features songs like "You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown" and "Suppertime".
The revised revival
In 1997, producer Michael Leavitt and director Michael Mayer started working on a revival of the then 30-year-old musical. Scenes and songs were rewritten, and two new songs were added to the show. The new show opened on Broadway in February, 1999, and was a hit with audiences and critics.
Family treat
This classic musical is perfect for the whole family. Kids and adults alike will love this way to celebrate the memory of Charles Schultz and carry on the tradition of Peanuts.
This heartwarming musical is based on Peanuts, the celebrated comic strip by the late Charles M. Schultz. You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown unfolds as a series of song-and-dance scenes in comic-strip style to reveal the world as seen through the eyes of five elementary school-aged children and one unusual beagle. The musical premiered in New York in 1967, and features songs like "You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown" and "Suppertime".
The revised revival
In 1997, producer Michael Leavitt and director Michael Mayer started working on a revival of the then 30-year-old musical. Scenes and songs were rewritten, and two new songs were added to the show. The new show opened on Broadway in February, 1999, and was a hit with audiences and critics.
Family treat
This classic musical is perfect for the whole family. Kids and adults alike will love this way to celebrate the memory of Charles Schultz and carry on the tradition of Peanuts.
