Cinco Paul

It was about a modern girl and her great-great-great-grandmother who was a pioneer girl who switched places.

I know.

I feel like maybe I've been writing the same thing over and over my whole career.

Yeah, it was comedy, which was, you know, sort of very different.

Usually these productions are pretty serious, you know, and reverential and a funny look at, you know, this.

It was two fish out of water scenarios, right?

They both switch places with each other.

But, you know, it was only a couple of performances, but it was really well received.

And the biggest thing that happened in that was that's where I met my writing partner, Ken Dario.

He auditioned and was in the show.

He, unlike me, is someone who belongs on stage.

And we became friends.

We formed a band.

And then at some point I said, let's write a script together.

And that changed everything.

Everybody really liked it.

It got a bunch of laughs because I think people just weren't used to seeing one of these productions and have it be really a comedy at its heart.

And so they actually, like seven years later, they revived it.

So I've had a revival of a musical.

And they did it again seven years later.