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#19 - HOW THEATRE IN NEW YORK IN 70S BECAME FAMOUS
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Cy Young found great success in theatre, dance and acting back in 1970.
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When Cy moved to New York to pursue his dreams of performing in musicals, the boom was sparking. Since then theatre has become redundant. The allure may be gone but the stories are timeless.
Expect to about the manic stories of stuntmen, the weird audition process, offerings of a nightclub performance, the legend of Tony Roka, Buster Keaton and Barbra Streisend.
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