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| | Theatre Mirror Reviews - "Bye, Bye Birdie" |
 | | "Bye, Bye, Birdie" opened on Broadway on April 16, 1960 at the Martin Beck Theatre, New York, and tells of the story of Albert Peterson (a budding songwriter-agent) and his faithful secretary (Rosie Alvarez). |
 | | The subplot involves the teenagers who are going wild about CONRAD BIRDIE (an Elvis Presley type) who has a devastating effect on his songwriter agent Albert, and for that matter, the entire country, when they announce that he would be drafted into the Army. |
 | | He has seen his 23rd production with "Bye, Bye, Birdie." Mike has been an inspiration to many young talented actors, singers, and dancers around the local area who are interested in theater. |
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