MAIL

THE TIME: The mid-1980's.

This was before everyone had a computer and smartphone, so instead of emailing and texting, we used a rather slow technology called..."Mail."

Alex is a struggling writer about to turn 30. He is unable to cope with the pressures put on him by his fiancee, his best friend, his parents, and his literary agent, so Alex has a nervous breakdown and disappears for 4 months.

He returns to find a huge stack of mail...

and this is when things get weird.

Following a 6-month record run at the Pasadena Playhouse,

"Mail" opened on Broadway at the Music Box Theatre

Book & Lyrics by Jerry Colker

Music by Michael Rupert

Directed by Andy Cadiff

Choreography by Grover Dale

"Terrific, glamorous, witty, clever, neurotic, very '80's show!" -- Los Angeles Times

"Hold all calls! Skip lunch! Stop whatever you're doing and order now for MAIL. It's fresh, invigorating, good-humored fun."
-- Dramalogue

"A musical happening...with pizzazz!" -- Variety

"A classy, jazzy new musical with lots of charm, fine tunes and a first rate cast!"
--The Hollywood Reporter

"I'm walking on air. I just saw the best show of the season!"
--Edith Oliver, The New Yorker

MAIL

Highlight clips and interview with the book-writer/lyricist Jerry Colker and composer Michael Rupert.

Original Cast Audio