Surely a contender for the most uplifting opening song to any musical. As lustily sung by the optimistic Curly, it’s a pastoral paean, a love letter to the land. “There’s a bright, gold… See more

The purpose of Curly’s visit is to invite Laurey to the box social dance. But he’s left it very late to ask her, and Laurey’s pride is hurt. He tries to win her over by promising her a fabul… See more

Here’s our introduction to Will Parker, who might not be the richest or cleverest man, but who can tell a good yarn with cheeky charm. In “Kansas City”, he regales his fellow settle… See more

But even more shocking than Will indulging in a naughty show is this frank confession from Ado Annie: she’s a sexually charged young woman, and when she’s with a guy, she forgets … See more