‘PACIFIC’ PRAISE
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Dan Sullivan’s review of “South Pacific” (May 18) is the crowning insult; an unfounded bitter attack.
This production is definitely not the “low-budget, flat-floor road show” Sullivan described. To say that this classic Rodgers & Hammerstein score “remains serviceable” is quite simply absurd. I think we can all agree that these songs will still be around long after Dan Sullivan is gone.
At last the CLO has given us a show to be proud of, and anyone who is interested in a lovely, rewarding evening at the theater should ignore Sullivan’s pompous remarks and get to the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion before July 6.
A. DUDLEY JOHNSON JR.
Los Angeles
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