Word: hellos
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...semifinal match was a little more challenging. Expecting defeat in Final Jeopardy, Madhavan wrote a "hello" message to her brother on the answer screen along with the answer...
...also been active in attempting to improve campus life in other ways. He came up with the idea for "Hello Day," a day where students could win prizes by greeting others...
...record for expressions of gratitude. Center Vlade Divac, one of the few current Lakers who had played with Magic, said, "I feel like he never left." Owner Buss was so effusive that he strained a metaphorical muscle: "I feel the same as Louis Armstrong did when he sang Hello, Dolly for the first time. 'It's so nice to have you back where you belong.'" Forward Cedric Ceballos spoke for all the Lakers, and indeed many sports fans, when he said, "When Magic is out there, there is sunshine and happiness." In this age of rampant Cowboyism, sports needs Magic...
Though the play spans a seventy year period, some of the ten characters are linked to one another, and in the final scene all five pairs emerge and together sing the unimaginative and forgettable title song "Hello Again." Despite all the promising stuff the musical arms itself with, Hello Again fails to make a strong impression, humorous or otherwise...
Apart from the singing, acting, and score, Hello Again is a handsome show. Costume designer Jeffrey Scott Burrows, whose recent credits include the SpeakEasy's Twilight of the Golds and Jeffrey, doesn't disappoint in the multi-period aspect of the musical. The Whore's (Carol Stearns) frock, inspired by Toulouse-Lautrec drawings, is surprisingly faithful to the turn of the century seaside bordello aesthetic. Outfits from the '70s shimmer hilariously under a real disco ball, and are, of course, heavy on the polyester and pant leg width. The brainless visual humor some of the costuming is a welcome relief...