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Daddy Long Legs: Romantic Musical from Creators of Jane Eyre and Les Miserables

Laguna Playhouse (606 Laguna Canyon Rd. Laguna Beach, CA 92651)
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Laguna Playhouse presents the musical Daddy Long Legs, from Tony and Olivier Award- winner John Caird (Les Miserables) and Tony nominee Paul Gordon (Jane Eyre). Set in the early 1900s, it's the story of a young orphan girl blossoming into a beautiful, intelligent woman over the course of a correspondence with the anonymous benefactor who is paying for her education. Daddy Long Legs traces the development of a young girl's mind and spirit with a pop-folk score.

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The last date listed for Daddy Long Legs was Sunday December 5, 2010 / 2:00pm.

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606 Laguna Canyon Rd.
Laguna Beach, CA 92651
949-497-2787
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    The theatre was comfortable
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    Parking across the street, free spots were full. We paid $3 for empty spot.
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The show was wonderful, didn't realize it was only 2 people carrying the entire show. The girl lead had a great voice and put lots of emotions into her singing. The staging was great- this is a must see feel good show. Remember the updated version with Fred Astair and Leslie Caron- the show actually takes place in the 1800. When you know that, the orphanage makes more sense than the 50"s . No dancing but lots of great singing and story.
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This was by far the best musical I've seen in a long time. The actors really drew the audience into believing the roles they played. The musicality of the actors was unbelievable. The harmony was breathtaking!!!! I highly recommend this to everyone!
Written on Dec 07 2010

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We loved the show. The actors were very talented; esp the girl has a great voice. Our seats were excellent.
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Lovely singing and great performances. Only two actors, male and female. The venue is just the right size and the sound was clear. The seats that we got were great.
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More Information About Daddy Long Legs

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http://www.lagunaplayhouse.com/onstage/2010/longlegs/index.php

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Description

Music & Lyrics by Paul Gordon 
Book by John Caird 
Based on the Novel by Jean Webster 
Directed by John Caird 
Presented in association with Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park, Rubicon Theatre Company, TheatreWorks, David Elzer and Michael Jackowitz 
Scenery and Costume Design by David Farley 
Lighting Design by Paul Toben 

A musical by Tony and Olivier Award-winner John Caird (Nicholas Nickleby, Les Miserables) and Tony nominee Paul Gordon (Jane Eyre). Set in the early 1900s, this exquisitely moving story is the vivid account of a young orphan girl as she blossoms into a beautiful, intelligent and vivacious woman. A trustee of the John Grier Orphanage offers a proper education to the 18-year-old Jerusha. The benefactor’s only requirements are that Jerusha never know his identity, and that she write him monthly (though he will not respond). She sees him once in shadows and invents a nickname for her mysterious patron–Daddy Long Legs. Her letters to him paint a moving portrait of her lonely life in the orphanage, and the development of her mind and spirit.