However, there is nothing wrong with what they are doing now.

Good point, but they could do a grandfather being reunited with his grandson.

Or maybe
[list][*]A man reunited with his dog (popular in other media) [*] A man or boy reunited with a brother (but not as a tofel to a main father/son story) [*] A man reunited with his infant daughter (though the separation can't have been long) [*] A man reunited with his invisible wife [*] A boy reunited with his invisible mother [*] A man reunited with his childhood friend [/list]
or a play that does not rely on a reunion scene.

[quote=Cranberry post_id=519 time=1603167613 user_id=60]
Always good to see the father reunited with his son...
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Yes. That is something that is in all of their plays. But what should they do? A grandfather being reunited with his grandson?

Always good to see the father reunited with his son...

It wasn't their best performance but good kosher entertainment. Same basic storyline...

[quote=ChiefExecutive post_id=502 time=1602036546 user_id=66]
Langsam was very good.
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I wouldn't know. I couldn't hear what he was saying over my family laughing...

I think it's great that they provided Chol Hamoed entertainment.

Langsam was very good.

I am enjoying him in this role. He does it well. His song was also well done.

There is a villain song, and it's pretty good, both in composition and in performance. Also, Leiby Wieder has range! I've never seen him play this kind of character before.

What do you think of the play (so far)?