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New York Times Article: Should Goodspeed Stay, or Should It Go?

Good article (from 29 Feb 2004) discussing history of Goodspeed Musicals and discussion about problems with current site and possible relocation to Middletown CT.

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I'd really like to add to this article, seeing as how I grew up in East Haddam and played at the Goodspeed, but I'm not sure what I can add. I do know that Goodspeed has allowed East Haddam's high school concert band to play on its stage at least twice, but I don't know if that's noticable. Suggestions? --Niroht | Smoke signals 03:44, 7 February 2007 (UTC)[reply]

The article does read kinda brochure/advert-ey. Making it more NPOV would help, as well as more details (appropriately cited, of course) about it's history. Sounds like a neat place, and it'd be great if there was more info in the article. --Ebyabe 00:39, 2 March 2007 (UTC)[reply]

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