Composer MARY RODGERS, plus a Victor/Victoria "Broadway Update" on THEATER TALK

[@DavidN369]

Now, THIS is why Theater Talk was Theater Talk. What a treat to see, and what a record of the nonesuch that was Mary Rodgers. Thank you VERY much for reminding us.

[@AuntieMamie]

Her memoir “Shy,” is absolutely incredible. I feel as though she’s talking to me and she is outrageous. I’m sad to say goodbye.

[@cor-z8m]

Miss these talks!

[@johnv7060]

I loved Mary. It was hard not to instantly fall in love with how adorable, forthright and warm she was. Thanks for this!

[@oliverbrownlow5615]

I'd have liked to have heard more about Mary Rodgers' career and fewer well-known anecdotes about her father (of whom I am a huge fan, however). I thought it was remarkable that when asked about her father's songwriting process, she recited almost word for word what he used to say himself.

[@juliejensen7370]

I didn't know she wrote the music for "Mattress"! I remembers her column with her mother, Dorothy, in the Ladies' Home Journal. It was an advice column called Of Two Minds.

[@juliejensen7370]

Mary was young then and much more progressive thinking like me.

[@sherryhannah498]

@juliejensen7370 did you know she wrote the Freaky Friday novel on which the Freaky Friday movies were based on???...I hope you will reply to this

[@johnhowley3149]

Let’s see some more critic sessions with the gang (Jesse Greene, Musto & Company)! I’m tired of binge watching them I need some new content :)

[@theatertalk]

John Howley We are working on it.

[@fountainchain126]

@@theatertalk Amazing!

[@kendramalm8811]

Throw back Wednesday, hmmmm? Fun one to see; like many an actor, have done "Mattress" in my time!

[@dodger2829]

Michael Riedel and his nasty, disparaging questions. "Did your father help you write the music?" "Was you father bitter about being seen as antiquated?"