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In the Broadway musical The Prom, a quartet of sad-sack Broadway performers in search of adoration choose a Cinderella to rescue — a girl from a small Midwestern town who wants to take another girl to her high school prom.
Down-on-their luck Broadway stars swoop down on an Indiana town to take up the cause of a high-school student who can't take her girlfriend to the prom. A promising premise, and this first national tour of the award-winning musical delivers all the laughs and spectacle with a knowing wink, while never losing sight of the poignant human story.
Dee Dee Allen and Barry Glickman — two characters at the center of the well-intentioned, if frustratingly uneven, Broadway musical “The Prom,” at Proctors through Sunday, March 6 — loom
When Credibility Matters
The memory of the Pulse massacre is with the cast members of “The Prom” as the touring Broadway musical performs in Orlando this week.