It Had To be You by Renée Taylor and Joseph Bologna

Nominated for a Kevin Kline Award-Outstanding Scenic Design
And they lived happily ever after...until last Thursday about four o'clock, but that's another story...
Close-up of the paint treatment for the floor
Da-Dee...Da-Dee...Father, Father...Bube, Bubele.
I miss you Al, and I think I've been a bad father. I'm sorry and uh...I love you, son.
Did you know caviar is a fish eggs. It would be absolutely wrong for my diet. It's all toxic...Oh, this is great!
Nominated for a Kevin Kline Award-Outstanding Scenic Design
Nominated for a Kevin Kline Award-Outstanding Scenic Design
Special skills?....Oh absolutely! Uh...you name it, I can do it!
I've got three good ideas for your play. This one! This one! And This one!
Oh, Vito, you said you liked the way I boodled so much more than DiDi.

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Reviews

By Chris Gibson – BroadwayWorld.com, July 20, 2010
“Director Sydnie Grosberg Ronga draws fine work from this cast, and keeps the action moving.”

By Dennis Brown – Riverfront Times, July 21, 2010
“…the laughs seem to flow naturally, of their own accord. The performers, Stellie Siteman and Jerry Vogel, never assault or harangue us; they are pleasant…”

By Jerry Berger – Bergersbeat.com, July 24, 1010
“One of the top stage achievements this summer has to be the production of the two-act play, “It Had to be You,” now on board at the Marvin and Harleen Wool Theater at the JCCA”

By Judith Newmark – St. Louis Post-Dispatch – July 22, 2010
“These producers sniff out comedy! The latest troupe on the St. Louis theater scene, Max & Louie Productions, takes its name from a pair of newcomers…”

By Mark Bretz – Ladue News, July 22, 2010
“Christopher Waller’s messy, cluttered set fits Theda’s scatterbrained personality and is handsomely lit by Glenn Dunn’s lighting, most appealing in its late-night illumination, with sound…”

BY Richard Green – TalkingBroadway.com, July 20, 2010
“Ms. Siteman is a remarkable comic talent”

Radio

KWMU Cityscape with Steve Potter
Guests:
Sydnie Grosberg Ronga –  Director 
Stellie Siteman  - Actress
Jerry Vogel –  Actor