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| | "Captains Courageous, The Musical" |
 | | To make us feel as if we are on an 1887 fishing schooner, we'd need some way of experiencing the vessel's pitch and roll, the play of the waves, the wind in the sails, the salt air. |
 | | The boat, under the command of the doughty Captain Troop, is in competition with a fishing steamer (forgive a landlubber's possibly faulty terminology) representing all that nasty, |
 | | When the arrogant kid isbrought aboard, the old (and young) tarsconsider him at best a nuisance, at worsta Jonah, so Manuel and the Captain mustexercise all their skill and authority tohave him not come to harm and, instead,come of age. |
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