What happens when the doctor becomes the patient?

Abe Burrows, the greatest script doctor of the Golden Age, had agreed to direct and write the musical adaptation of Breakfast at Tiffany's. Only problem is no one told him what they wanted...or expected...

Soon, it was a troubled musical with different titles, different book-writers (including Edward Albee), America's cutest TV stars floundering without cameras, the Abominable Showman himself, David Merrick, and.....well, why have us tell you when ten time Emmy Award winning director James Burrows (Cheers, Friends) looks back on his father's work and his own experience as the assistant stage manager of Holly Golightly/Breakfast At Tiffany's: The Musical

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Caleb Funk as Edward Albee

Andrew Leggieri as Jeff

Alaina Mills as Holly

Brody Redman as Abe's friend

CJ Schneider as New York Times critic

Jake Urban as Angel, Policeman, and Howard

Cole Winston as Stage Directions

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