#ON A CLEAR DAY IRISH REP FREE#

#ON A CLEAR DAY IRISH REP FREE#

After the session she stays on see if he can cure her, and when he tries to regress her to find out when her gifts started, an 18 th century personality (the free spirited Melinda Wells) emerges. Once at his clinic, she turns out to be a natural and is put under while he is dealing with another patient. Bruckner hoping he will take her on as an addiction patient. The plot still remains pretty much the same: desperate to stop smoking, kooky Daisy Gamble, who can make flowers grow quickly, hear phones before they ring, and locate objects that people have lost, attends a class in hypnosis led by Dr. John Cudia and Melissa Errico in a scene from the Irish Repertory Theatre’s revival of “On a Clear Day You Can See Forever” (Photo credit: Carol Rosegg) Mark Bruckner, following in the steps of John Cullum, Yves Montand, Peter Friedman and Harry Connick, Jr.

She is paired with Stephen Bogardus as psychiatrist Dr. Melissa Errico plays the role of the irrepressible Daisy Gamble who has previously been played by Barbara Harris, Barbra Streisand, Kristin Chenoweth and Jessie Mueller. The 2000 New York City Center Encores! version was adapted by David Ives, the 2011 revival had a new book by Peter Parnell, and the current version has been adapted from the original by director Charlotte Moore. This much maligned musical with its gorgeous score is being seen in yet a fifth version: the 1965 world premiere had an original script by Lerner while the film version had yet another take on the story by Lerner himself. Given that, if you believe in extrasensory perception and reincarnation, you should not have much trouble with the premise to the Alan Jay Lerner/Burton Lane musical, On A Clear Day You Can See Forever, which is being given a delightful revival at the Irish Repertory Theatre. Victor Gluck, Editor-in-Chief Musicals require a certain amount of suspension of disbelief since people do not go around singing all day.

On a clear day irish rep