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Speaker 1: We are quarter past the hour. This is Thursday, It's
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Speaker 1: October thirty, the year is twenty twenty five, and it's
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Speaker 1: time for another informational edition of Talkline here at FM
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Speaker 1: ninety five to one and AM fourteen sixty wix in.
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Speaker 2: Good morning. I'm Steve Marco.
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Speaker 1: We have a special guest on board with us as
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Speaker 1: we usher in a special activity to our local northern
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Speaker 1: Illinois area. The happening is next weekend and we are
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Speaker 1: going to preview this happening with our special guest aboard
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Speaker 1: with us today. She is out of New York City,
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Speaker 1: but she is on the road. She is traveling with
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Speaker 1: the again cast of a musical that will be presented
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Speaker 1: on stage at the Dixon. This will be at the
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Speaker 1: historic Dixon Theater next weekend, and we are going to
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Speaker 1: preview the entire scope of this musical with our good
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Speaker 1: friend who joins us today by telephone. She is in
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Speaker 1: Green Bay, Wisconsin at this present time, on the road
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Speaker 1: with Menopause, the.
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Speaker 2: Musical two Cruising through the.
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Speaker 1: Chade that's the title, and Stacy Harris is one of
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Speaker 1: the performers today live with us by telephone here at
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Speaker 1: w IAX and Stacy, good morning, good.
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Speaker 3: Morning to you. See, thanks so much for having me.
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Speaker 3: I'm always delighted to talk about the.
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Speaker 1: Show well, and we are delighted to have you on
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Speaker 1: board to talk about the performances next week at the
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Speaker 1: historic Dixon Theater. As I mentioned, Stacy's on the road
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Speaker 1: right now. They are traveling through our Midwest doing performances.
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Speaker 1: You're in Green Bay right now with a series of performances,
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Speaker 1: is that right, Stacy?
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Speaker 3: That's right. We just performed here last night and we're
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Speaker 3: going to be moving on today to the next show.
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Speaker 3: So we keep it exciting, always going to new places.
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Speaker 3: But I will say I'm excited to get back to Illinois.
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Speaker 3: I actually went to school in Illinois and Evanston I
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Speaker 3: was a Northwestern Peter major, and so it's fun to
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Speaker 3: be bringing I'm musical theater training back to Illinois.
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Speaker 2: Wonderful, wonderful. That's great. That's great. It's exciting to the learn.
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Speaker 1: You know that you are you have some roots here
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Speaker 1: in the state of Illinois, and you're putting those roots
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Speaker 1: to work for you now on stage throughout the Midwest.
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Speaker 2: As we mentioned right.
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Speaker 1: Now, you hail from New York, are are you from
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Speaker 1: that area? Stacy originally or where are you from.
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Speaker 3: I'm originally from Raleigh, North Carolina. That's where I grew up.
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Speaker 3: And then I, like I said, went to Illinois. I
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Speaker 3: went to Northwestern and I started my theater career in Chicago,
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Speaker 3: and then after some touring, moved to New York and
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Speaker 3: I've been there for many years since. But it's always
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Speaker 3: exciting to travel the country and Canada with this show
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Speaker 3: Menopause and Musical two because it's so much fun to
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Speaker 3: bring the message of sisterhood and the power of women
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Speaker 3: to audiences all over. It's just a blast for us.
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Speaker 3: It's a party for the audience and just to see
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Speaker 3: them getting up on their feet dancing by the end
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Speaker 3: of the show. It really is like a vacation for
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Speaker 3: all of us. So it's really a.
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Speaker 2: Blah that's great now, you know.
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Speaker 1: You know, obviously, and I told Stacy this off air,
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Speaker 1: you know, when we talked to performers, and you know,
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Speaker 1: we could go on the local scene. You know, there's
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Speaker 1: there's musicals presented by local schools, things like that, and
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Speaker 1: you know, well, now we're talking with professionals. Stacy a
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Speaker 1: professional entertainer out of New York again working the Midwest
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Speaker 1: with Menopause the Musical. Two don't want to give too
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Speaker 1: much away as far as you know what you're going
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Speaker 1: to see on because we want you to go to
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Speaker 1: the Dixon Theater. We want you to be there to
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Speaker 1: find out exactly what's going to be happening. And as
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Speaker 1: Stacy just mentioned, it sounds to me like it's going
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Speaker 1: to be kind of a ylo really, you know, really
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Speaker 1: great and kind of a powerful musical that you're going
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Speaker 1: to be presenting on stage next week. Is that right?
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Speaker 3: It is? It is a powerful message, but it's also
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Speaker 3: so much fun. It's lots of laugh and you're think,
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Speaker 3: how can people be laughing about menopause? Well, that's the
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Speaker 3: beauty of the show. Because I'll give you just a
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Speaker 3: little teaser. I know you don't want to give two
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Speaker 3: us away, but let me just set it up for you,
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Speaker 3: because first of all, I want to make it clear
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Speaker 3: to our audiences that even if you haven't seen the
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Speaker 3: first one, you can fully enjoy the sequel. So this
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Speaker 3: is the sequel. There was a show called Menopause the
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Speaker 3: Musical that started in two thousand and one in Florida,
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Speaker 3: then ran off Broadway for years, then toured the country
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Speaker 3: and it still is on the road once in a while.
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Speaker 3: But this is the sequel, but it doesn't matter if
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Speaker 3: you've seen the first one, because you get everything you
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Speaker 3: need to know right at the top of our show. Okay,
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Speaker 3: and just to give you a little taste of what
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Speaker 3: to expect, is the Journey of Four Women. These are
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Speaker 3: four women that, yes, are the same characters that were
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Speaker 3: introduced in the first musical.
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Speaker 2: Where they met Okay, okay.
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Speaker 3: As in the sequel, this is five years later and
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Speaker 3: they're taking a cruise together. So by this point they
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Speaker 3: are really close friends and they've seen each other through
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Speaker 3: ups and downs and challenges of life. And as they
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Speaker 3: get older, just like every woman who's lucky enough to
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Speaker 3: get to this age, they can experience some of the
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Speaker 3: symptoms of menopause and also other changes that happen in
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Speaker 3: their lives. So they're dealing with dating, they're dealing some
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Speaker 3: of them are grandmothers, some of them have lost the South.
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Speaker 3: They're dealing with different challenges, which sounds heavy, but the
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Speaker 3: lightness that we bring to it because they've learned that
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Speaker 3: the power of their friends can make the change more
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Speaker 3: fun is to go through and another part of it
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Speaker 3: that really makes it fun for our audiences is it
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Speaker 3: is a musical. It's songs that most of our audiences
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Speaker 3: are familiar with because they were popular tunes in the seventies, eighties,
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Speaker 3: and nineties. But the twist is there are parody lyrics,
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Speaker 3: so following the same formula that was set up in
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Speaker 3: Menopause and musical one, but it's all new music and
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Speaker 3: it's parody lyrics talking about what they're going through. So
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Speaker 3: it could be hot flashes, it could be loss of wabido,
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Speaker 3: it could be nice with it could be all these
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Speaker 3: things that help our audiences to see, Hey, everybody goes
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Speaker 3: through this, and with your friends, with your menopause sisters,
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Speaker 3: you can talk about it, you can laugh about it,
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Speaker 3: and it's okay. It normalizes this thing that is completely normal.
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Speaker 3: You know, menoplause is not a disease. It's just a
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Speaker 3: phase of your life, right exactly. And so with the
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Speaker 3: power of your friends, it can be fine and we
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Speaker 3: can laugh and we can celebrate being a woman of
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Speaker 3: any age.
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Speaker 2: Absolutely.
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Speaker 1: Now, I want to know, and I know I know
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Speaker 1: for a fact that we did at one time. I
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Speaker 1: know that Dixon hosted Menopause. The music of the first
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Speaker 1: Menopause the Musical. I know that Dixon did host a
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Speaker 1: series of those performances. This was a while but as
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Speaker 1: you mentioned, Stacy, this this is you know that that
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Speaker 1: particular musical has been out and about for quite some
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Speaker 1: time now, quite a few years. But this one, this
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Speaker 1: one Menopause the Musical too. You know, is it just
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Speaker 1: kind of spawning right now?
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Speaker 2: Stacy?
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Speaker 1: Is it just getting its you know, it's feet wet?
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Speaker 2: I mean, you know, how long is it?
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Speaker 3: Yeah? So this one, I've been involved from the beginning
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Speaker 3: of this one of the US portion of this one,
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Speaker 3: which started a little over two years ago. Okay, So
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Speaker 3: we rehearsed in New York back in August of twenty twenty,
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Speaker 3: and we've been traveling and just bringing the fun and
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Speaker 3: the joy to audiences across the country and many stops
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Speaker 3: in Canada. So it really feels good to bring this message,
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Speaker 3: bring this fun and share it with audiences. And I
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Speaker 3: also want to point out that yes, it is a
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Speaker 3: super fun girls night. It's a fun show to bring
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Speaker 3: your mom, your sister, your buddies, your girls club. But
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Speaker 3: it's awso lokay to bring your man friends. You know,
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Speaker 3: we definitely have men in the audiences. We have people
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Speaker 3: bringing their husbands, their boyfriends, their guy friends, and they're
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Speaker 3: laughing too, they're cheering too, they're up on their feet.
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Speaker 3: So don't be afraid to bring your guy friends too,
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Speaker 3: because it's fun for everyone.
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Speaker 2: Stacy Harris is our guest today. She is a performer.
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Speaker 1: She is on tour right now with the Musical Menopause,
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Speaker 1: the Music too. She's in Wisconsin right now, but the
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Speaker 1: entourage is going to make its way to the Dixon
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Speaker 1: Historic Dickson Theater that Dixon will be hosting next week
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Speaker 1: and Stacy before we take our first break, and Stacey's
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Speaker 1: gonna again chat with us in the next half hour
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Speaker 1: a few minutes because I want to learn more about
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Speaker 1: the cast and more about their efforts as well. So
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Speaker 1: I'm going to do I'm going to talk to Stacy
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Speaker 1: about the rest of the cast because it's not just Stacy.
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Speaker 1: There are more involved in the Metopause, the musical two cast,
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Speaker 1: the primary cast that I'm going to get worried about.
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Speaker 1: But right now, Stacy, I want to before we hit
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Speaker 1: the brake, talk about the nuts and bolts of the
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Speaker 1: performance itself at the Historic Dickson Theater. Let's talk about
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Speaker 1: that and let's talk about ticket prices for this first
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Speaker 1: portion of our talk line today, can you can you
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Speaker 1: give us you know the uh like I said, the
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Speaker 1: where's wins?
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Speaker 2: And how much is?
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Speaker 3: Yes? Of course, to make sure to come out and
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Speaker 3: see us. It's Saturday, November eighth. We have two shows.
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Speaker 3: We have a three o'clock and at seven pm at the
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Speaker 3: Dixon Historic Theater. Tickets starting at forty dollars at Dixontheater
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Speaker 3: dot com. And you can always find out more information
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Speaker 3: by going straight to our websitemenopausedmusical dot com to learn
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Speaker 3: more about the show, more about the cast and the
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Speaker 3: origin of the original Menopause the musical. Okay, yeah, don't
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Speaker 3: forget three and seven on Saturday, November eighth. All right,
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Speaker 3: go to Dixon Theater dot com to get your ticket.
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Speaker 2: All right, three pm and seven pm. There are only
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Speaker 2: two performances.
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Speaker 1: It is only one day in town, but there are
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Speaker 1: two performances, one a matinee, one in the evening performance.
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Speaker 1: And again they'll be on stage at the Historic Dison
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Speaker 1: Theater for these two performances on Saturday, November the eighth.
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Speaker 1: This is a week from tomorrow at the Dixon at
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Speaker 1: the Historic Dixon Theater. And again, as as Stacy mentioned,
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Speaker 1: tickets start at forty dollars, so you can work your
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Speaker 1: way into you know, the seating chart, Stacy, you know, okay, okay, okay.
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Speaker 1: So there are various prices, but as Stacy mention, the
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Speaker 1: tickets start at forty dollars. I see where group discounts
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Speaker 1: of ten plus are also available. There are a couple
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Speaker 1: of phone numbers that we can pass along. You can
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Speaker 1: purchase yours as Stacy mentioned at Dixon Theater dot com,
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Speaker 1: or you can call eight one five five zero eight
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Speaker 1: six three two four. That's eight one five five zero
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Speaker 1: eight six three two four. Again, group discounts are also available.
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Speaker 1: You can call that same number eight one five five
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Speaker 1: zero eight sixty three two four. You can get some
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Speaker 1: dollars off if you take a group to see Menopause
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Speaker 1: the musical to.
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Speaker 2: Cruise him through the change.
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Speaker 1: I love it, and Stacey just gave you a taste
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Speaker 1: of what it's all about in this first portion of
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Speaker 1: our tapoline. Now, Stacey, I'm going to have you sit
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Speaker 1: right there because I want to chat with you a
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Speaker 1: little bit more in the next half hour as we
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Speaker 1: kind of as we kind of you know, put the
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Speaker 1: put the playing perspective as far as the other cast
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Speaker 1: members are concerned, and we'll talk about that. So Stacy,
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Speaker 1: take a little bit of a break, because we're gonna
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Speaker 1: take a little bit of a break for five minutes
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Speaker 1: of news at the bottom of the hour, but we
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Speaker 1: can come back. We'll have more on this again. Performance
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Speaker 1: day November the eighth at the Historic Dixon Theater. It's
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Speaker 1: Menopause the Musical two. And we are talking to Stacey
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Speaker 1: Harris today about the performances on w i X. Let's
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Speaker 1: take a break with Brandon Clark next News first at
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Speaker 1: eight thirty. Here at WA Thursday Morning talk Line with
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Speaker 1: Stacy Harris. Stacey is a performer that will be on
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Speaker 1: stage at the Historic Dixon Theater a week from tomorrow,
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Speaker 1: two performances on Saturday, November the eighth at the Historic
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Speaker 1: Dixon Theater presenting Menipause, the Musical two. This is the
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Speaker 1: sequel to Menopause the Musical that will be on stage
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Speaker 1: at the Historic Dixon Theater the Dixon on November eighth.
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Speaker 1: Two performances at Stacey Mettion And we're going to go
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Speaker 1: back through those performance lineups in just a bit, but Stacy,
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Speaker 1: Thanks so very much for spending the extra time with
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Speaker 1: us and your busy day. I'm sure you know, are
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Speaker 1: you kind of getting primed for your next performance or
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Speaker 1: how's this working now in Green Bay?
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Speaker 3: Will Yes, thank you for having me. Like I mentioned,
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Speaker 3: always happy to talk about the show. Yes, we're in
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Speaker 3: Green Bay where we performed last night. We're getting ready
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Speaker 3: to hit the road, traveling to our next stop and
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Speaker 3: then we have a show tonight. So we always keep
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Speaker 3: it moving, bringing our message and our fun and our
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Speaker 3: laughs around the country and Lenny stops in Canada as well.
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Speaker 1: You know, that's an interesting take. You know, it's not
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Speaker 1: too often that a musical brings a message. You know,
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Speaker 1: really you just kind of relax and you know, you
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Speaker 1: kind of you know, enjoy you know, the But this
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Speaker 1: this one actually brings a message. And you talked about
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Speaker 1: that in the first portion of our talking link today
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Speaker 1: about bringing that message right.
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Speaker 3: Yes, but it's also a message of fun and celebration.
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Speaker 3: But it's letting our audiences know that your friends will
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Speaker 3: help makes to change more fun and with the music
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Speaker 3: that our audiences know and love from the seventies, eighties,
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Speaker 3: and nineties, but with that spin of the parody lyrics,
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Speaker 3: so you might hear the song and think, oh, wait,
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Speaker 3: I recognize that too, and then all of a sudden
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Speaker 3: you're laughing because we're talking about oh, you have to
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Speaker 3: tweet your gin hairs, or you're dealing with your hot
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Speaker 3: flashes or your night slips, and lets everyone know, we're
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Speaker 3: all going through this and it's okay, and your friends
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Speaker 3: will help get you through it and make it more fun.
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Speaker 3: So I wanted to share a little bit about the characters.
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Speaker 1: In the show.
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Speaker 3: I no, we don't want to give too much to it, Okay, okay,
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Speaker 3: but this show is a cruise, so it is the
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Speaker 3: four characters that some of our audiences met in menofa
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Speaker 3: musical one because we do have a lot of fans
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Speaker 3: who come back multiple times. But again, you don't have
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Speaker 3: to have seen the first one in order to enjoy
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Speaker 3: the second one, because the four characters are introduced at
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Speaker 3: the top of the ship, and the four characters are
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Speaker 3: actually sort of types, so we don't even use names,
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Speaker 3: and I think part of that is because it makes
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Speaker 3: it very relatable to the audience. I play the soap star,
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Speaker 3: so soap star. She used to get work all the time,
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Speaker 3: she was always on TV, she was praised for her
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Speaker 3: looks and her cuteness and flirtatious and those types of qualities.
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Speaker 3: But she's realizing as she gets older the work is
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Speaker 3: not coming as quickly, and she's trying to She's gone
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Speaker 3: from being an ongeneue to now doing ads for orthopedic
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Speaker 3: shoes so much. She's coming to terms with accepting the
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Speaker 3: changes that happen in her career, in her body, in
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Speaker 3: her relationships, in her dating life. And then the second
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Speaker 3: character we meet is the professional woman and professional woman
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Speaker 3: who has played so beautifully by Mary Louise Lee. She
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Speaker 3: had a very successful career, she raised a daughter, she
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Speaker 3: was a single mother, and she's realizing as she goes
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Speaker 3: older and now she's a grandmother that she spent so
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Speaker 3: much time on her career that she's kind of regretting
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Speaker 3: that maybe she wasn't always there for her daughter, and
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Speaker 3: she really wants to focus on being there for her grandkids.
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Speaker 3: And she's also struggling, as many people do as they
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Speaker 3: go through menopause. She's realizing her memory isn't as great
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Speaker 3: as it used to be. So, like I mentioned, all
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Speaker 3: four of these characters are relatable to the audience. And
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Speaker 3: sometimes an audience might think, Oh, I'm the soap star.
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Speaker 3: We often run into people after the show and they'll
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Speaker 3: be say, oh, I'm a soap star. And she's the
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Speaker 3: Iowa Housewife and she is the professional woman you can
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Speaker 3: really recognize yourself on stage or traits. Some people have
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Speaker 3: traits from each different character. So the third character we
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Speaker 3: meet is earth Mother, and she's played by one of
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Speaker 3: our newcomers, deb Rad Luck and she is warm and
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Speaker 3: lovely and Earth's Mother has spent time on a commune
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Speaker 3: and she has a domestic partner, but she's been with
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Speaker 3: for many years, and she's struggling with relationship issues as
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Speaker 3: can often happen when you get older and you realize
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Speaker 3: I've been putting in all the work. He needs to
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Speaker 3: step up now. But she brings love and warmth to
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Speaker 3: the sisterhood. And then lastingly meet Iowa Housewife and Iowa
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Speaker 3: Housewives played so beautifully by our incredible and hilarious Terry Adams.
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Speaker 3: She has had sort of a reserved life. She's spent
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Speaker 3: almost thirty years with her husband, Ronnie, and she's dealing
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Speaker 3: with the loss of her husband and trying to recognize
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Speaker 3: she's still a woman. She still has things to offer
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Speaker 3: now that she's on her own and kind of breaking
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Speaker 3: out of for shell a little bit, and her friends
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Speaker 3: are encouraging her to do that. So we have such
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Speaker 3: an incredible cases and we really bring the fun and
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Speaker 3: the laugh, but also just bringing to light these things
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Speaker 3: that so many women go through. And you might identify
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Speaker 3: a little bit more with this one or with that one,
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Speaker 3: but just to see these four characters from very different
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Speaker 3: walks of life come together and bond and help each
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Speaker 3: other through the change, and just celebrate the power of
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Speaker 3: friendship and fun and being a woman at any age,
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Speaker 3: any size. You're important, you're powerful, and your friends to
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Speaker 3: help you get through the change.
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Speaker 2: Stacey Harris is our guest today.
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Speaker 1: She is one of the performers that will be with
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Speaker 1: us at the Historic Dison Theater on Saturday, November the eighth,
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Speaker 1: a matine performance and an evening performance. There are two
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Speaker 1: performances of Menopause the musical two on stage at the
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Speaker 1: Historic Dison Theater next Saturday, and we're once again going
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Speaker 1: to go through that again. Ticket price lineup and how
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Speaker 1: to order tickets and how to get tickets and when
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Speaker 1: the performances are as soon as we conclude with our
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Speaker 1: interview to David Stacey. You know, I'm looking at your resumes.
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Speaker 1: I'm looking at your resume. You mentioned you're from north
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Speaker 1: you know you've spent some time in Illinois. You're you're
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Speaker 1: kind of getting back to your roots a little bit,
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Speaker 1: because you did spend time at Northwestern again, educating yourself
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Speaker 1: at Evanston after you know, taking off from North Carolina.
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Speaker 2: But I'm looking at.
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Speaker 1: All of the resumes, and boy, I tell you what,
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Speaker 1: you guys are loaded with experience, loaded with experience. All
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Speaker 1: of all four of you are loaded with experience on stage.
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Speaker 2: That's great.
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Speaker 3: Yes, well, thank you. Yes, we have a wonderful cast
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Speaker 3: with lots of experience. And I feel very lucky to
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Speaker 3: have the opportunities that I've had as a professional actor
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Speaker 3: for over thirty years, singing, acting, dancing in many theaters
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Speaker 3: across the country, Broadway, off Broadway, national tours, and numerous
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Speaker 3: regional theaters. And yes, our entire cast is just super
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Speaker 3: talented and wonderful people. And our audiences love to say,
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Speaker 3: you look like you're having so much fun on stage,
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Speaker 3: and we really are. It's a great group of women.
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Speaker 3: We have fun on stage and we love sharing that
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Speaker 3: fun with our audiences.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, and as Stacey talked about earlier in our program,
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Speaker 1: the connotation of the you know, menopause the musical too sure,
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Speaker 1: you know obviously you know that's you know again a
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Speaker 1: lot of girl bonding things like that. But again, we
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Speaker 1: want to invite all of the guys to I'm telling
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Speaker 1: you what they experienced it just as much, you know,
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Speaker 1: when it comes through the.
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Speaker 2: Family as the as the ladies do.
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Speaker 1: So I'll tell you what, guys, don't hesitate, you know,
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Speaker 1: get on board and join them for this fun night
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Speaker 1: out because it is a fun night out and you're
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Speaker 1: going to recognize a lot of the tunes, a lot
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Speaker 1: of the you know.
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Speaker 2: The music.
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Speaker 1: As Stacy mentioned, you know that that will be presented
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Speaker 1: and will be delivered on stage at.
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Speaker 2: The historic Dickson Theater. It sounds like it's going.
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Speaker 1: To be a really fun day of performances. And you
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Speaker 1: got two chances friends, you know, one matinee performance at
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Speaker 1: two three excuse me, and the other evening performance at
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Speaker 1: seven to take advantage of on Saturday, November the eighth, Stacy,
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Speaker 1: anything else to add before we talk about ticket prices.
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Speaker 3: Again, that's it just be real. Come out on and
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Speaker 3: dance and just have a great time with that.
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Speaker 2: That's what we want and that's what we are hoping for.
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Speaker 1: We're hoping for a good house at the Historic Dickson
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Speaker 1: Theater again a week from tomorrow as we present on
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Speaker 1: stage Menopause the Musical to Cruising through the Chains, and
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Speaker 1: cruising is the key word here.
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Speaker 2: Because it has to do with a cruise.
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Speaker 1: So again that's part of the you know plot so
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Speaker 1: to speak, that Stacy explained again in bringing this music
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Speaker 1: to our Dicks and state Stacy once again. Ticket prices
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Speaker 1: are how much now?
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Speaker 3: Yes, tickets are starting at forty dollars. You can go
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Speaker 3: to Dixontheater dot com. It's Saturday, November eighth, three and
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Speaker 3: seven pm at the Dixon Historic Theater. And if you
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Speaker 3: want to find out more information about the show, just
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Speaker 3: check out our website at Menopausemusical dot com.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, or you can go to Disontheater dot com and
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Speaker 1: order your tickets.
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Speaker 2: You can go to Disontheater dot com.
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Speaker 1: And as I mentioned, we've got that telephone number eight
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Speaker 1: one five five zero eight six three two four. You
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Speaker 1: can call that number if you want to take advantage
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Speaker 1: of the group discounts or to find out more about
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Speaker 1: ticket prices and times and dates of the musical.
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Speaker 2: Well, we know the date.
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Speaker 1: It's November the eighth at Thehistoric Dixon Theater. Stacey, it's
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Speaker 1: been just a pleasure having you on board, talking with
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Speaker 1: you today about you know, the excitement you're going to
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Speaker 1: bring to the stage here in our community, and we
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Speaker 1: are again looking forward to having you guys you know,
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Speaker 1: on stage entertaining us a week from tomorrow at the
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Speaker 1: Historic Dixon Theater. We appreciate your visit today so very
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Speaker 1: much and look forward to seeing you a week from
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Speaker 1: tomorrow right here in our town.
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Speaker 3: Wonderful, wonderful, Well, thank you so much for having me.
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Speaker 3: It's been a pleasure talking with you today.
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Speaker 1: Stacy Harris is again with the musical Menopause, the musical
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Speaker 1: two on stage at the Historic Dixon Theater November the eighth.
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Speaker 1: She's been our talk line guest today here at Wixent
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