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You could go into a Hollywood producer's office with that capsule and make a convincing pitch. You're a pro.
I guess that's what sold the screenplay. You know, like, "Wow, great pitch."
That's a good one.
It is. And not to blow my own horn, but I do think it's an original idea. And you know what's cool? We're getting a lot of kids who want to come to the show and the hip young artist crowd and NoDa people. It's like they didn't even know what Kent State was.
Right.
I'm a 50-year-old guy. It was a defining moment in the '60s, you know? And it's nice to introduce those guys to a whole generation, not just politically but the music. All the kids that are in the cast, the four young people that play the hippies, have fallen in love with Crosby, Stills & Nash, and Joni Mitchell and Jimi Hendrix. They're listening to music all the time, and they're like, "Wow, this is great." I'm like, "How can you not know this music?! You're making me feel really old!"
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