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But with Evita, eventually I convinced my dad to get tickets, and I remember he drove my mom and me into the city.

And, uh, I got to see Patti LuPone before she left.

And I think when I was a kid, I would get a little bored in the dialogue scenes between the songs, but Evita had no dialogue.

And I'm not really sure there's any better staging of a musical than Hal Prince did for that original production of Evita.

It seemed like it was this huge set, but it was deceptively simple with just a few set pieces that moved on and off, and there was also that giant film screen thatdescended occasionally.

And for like a young kid, there was also these soldiers that skipped around the stage.

It now has this revival, and why don't you just tell the folks out there what Chess is about?