Oh Boy! Wodehouse on Broadway

“Bolton and Wodehouse and Kern have done it again.” So began one of the most glowing reviews of a new Broadway show that Dorothy Parker ever wrote. The objects of her affection were the three most successful creators of new musicals in the years both before and after the United States entered World War One. One - Jerome Kern - would stay firmly in the business of making music for the stage. Two - Guy Bolton and PG Wodehouse - would make a splash as writers in Hollywood. And then Wodehouse would go on to even greater fame with the Jeeves and Blandings novels for which he is most fondly remembered today. In Oh Boy! Wodehouse on Broadway Rhod Sharp reunites with Tony Staveacre to tell that origin story of a young writer making his way in New York and discover Wodehouse’s elegantly simple, funny and sometimes touching lyrics and hear them brought to life.