How many young theatre people actually like. really dig Sondheim still. I am so confused because in my mind, everybody does, but then there are some randos who don't know who he even is. Please help me understand.
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How many young theatre people actually like. really dig Sondheim still. I am so confused because in my mind, everybody does, but then there are some randos who don't know who he even is. Please help me understand.

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