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While he has not produced a successful and critically acclaimed new musical in many years, the better-known works in his catalog have been spruced up by innovative directors.

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Earlier this year, Ms. Case published an acclaimed memoir, and several songs here seem connected to that project’s introspection.

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The bourbon revival in Kentucky began in the late 2000s, coinciding with the debut of the critically acclaimed TV series “Mad Men.”

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We had been told we are here to attend a retirement party of sorts, one final meal from an acclaimed chef before he hands over his 26-year-old restaurant.

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Ultimately, their goal is to create a show on par with the slickness and the acclaim of their main influence, “The Willows,” from JFI Productions.

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