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TELL ME ABOUT OVER THE BOARDWALK OVER THE BOARDWALK is a musical comedy that’s been called “’Grease’ meets ‘Happy Days’ with a ‘Peppermint Twist!’” (The Washington Post, August, 2007) Recalling those innocent times of games, rides, cotton candy and “rules” for girls, OVER THE BOARDWALK's music and story lovingly recreate a summertime we all would have liked to enjoy. OVER THE BOARDWALK takes place in 1963 on a New Jersey beach boardwalk amusement pier. It’s the summer before JFK is shot and the Beatles come to America. The country, the culture and the music are soon to change irrevocably. And so are the characters on this boardwalk. American women are feeling the constraints of their roles as “the fairer” or “weaker” sex. Cracks appear in the façade of those beliefs, and the seeds of a sexual revolution are sown. American youth will soon flex the muscles of their growing numbers, and “old” is becoming a dirty word. America wants progress. In OVER THE BOARDWALK that progress comes with a hefty price tag. A ruthless, greedy developer threatens the beach boardwalk, a way of life, memories and everyone’s equilibrium. Did you know that like the fictitious “Ferguson’s Pier” in OVER THE BOARDWALK many similar, real-life shore front amusement piers are today facing their final farewell? Beloved places like Coney Island, New York (Astroland sold to Thor Industries), Trimpers in Ocean City, Maryland and others are on borrowed time. We may be ready to lose those treasures, but the characters who love “Ferguson’s Pier” are primed for a battle OVER THE BOARDWALK. How have people who’ve seen the show described OVER THE BOARDWALK?
If you see people running on the boardwalk - or the beach - this summer, maybe they’re running to see OVER
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