Zumanity

Well, ironically, that showcased the psychedelic times of the 60s.

But there was a more adult-oriented show called Zumanity, and it delves into sexuality.

So, yeah, they do cover it all, but I'd say for the most part... you could pretty good bet that they were all going to be family friendly.

Maybe the viewer discretion advised notice is on those other types of shows.

Yeah.

And what happened once was that Joey was doing, he was in Zumanity in Vegas.

Yeah, yeah.

Mm-hmm.

Speaking of hot.

If you're watching the video version of the show, Two Cent is showing Zumanity in what looks like a folder, on a folder, and then inside the folder is what, Two Cent?

Oh, it's just a picture of me when I went to Vegas solo one year back in the day.

And I went and saw Zumanity.

Look at that.

Closer.

About 100 members of the cast and crew have lost their jobs as a result.

The show was a replacement for Zumanity, which ran from September, 2003 through March, 2020.

Saxophone great J.F. Blay was the Lord of the Manor in that theater as a cast member of both Zumanity and Mad Apple, logging more than 12,000 shows.

Music director Eddie Cole said from the stage that 25 members of the cast and crew dated to the show's opening.

The great vocalist said, I say this with my whole chest, this show is my baby.