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Richard Greenblatt’s experiences as a performer and political observer are woven through the life and satirical songs of Tom Lehrer. Personal memories frame musical attacks on social hypocrisy, public morality, and political complacency.
Two boys, Ted and Richard, pursue their ambitions to become classical pianists, enduring demanding parents, eccentric teachers, repetitive practice and stage fright. They compete and audition for music festivals and conservatories while learning the difference between being good and great; the autobiographical comedy features live piano playing by its two performers.
Richard Greenblatt’s experiences as a performer and political observer are woven through the life and satirical songs of Tom Lehrer. Personal memories frame musical attacks on social hypocrisy, public morality, and political complacency.
Two boys, Ted and Richard, pursue their ambitions to become classical pianists, enduring demanding parents, eccentric teachers, repetitive practice and stage fright. They compete and audition for music festivals and conservatories while learning the difference between being good and great; the autobiographical comedy features live piano playing by its two performers.