The year is 1999. You are in a proscenium theatre with continental seating, with a few boxes sprinkled above and near the stage. The curtain opens and the pit orchestra begins with the overture to Oklahoma! You are experiencing:
a. Broadway’s tendency toward revivals
b. Broadway’s fascination with imported musicals
c. Broadway’s tendency to open plays already tested in regional theatres
d. Broadway’s love affair with Neil Simon
e. Broadway’s love affair with Stephen Sondheim
Answer: A
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