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The nostalgic, poignant documentary “Best Worst Thing That Ever Could Have Happened,” considered one of the finest films of 2016, will have a one-time screening Sunday, Jan. 29, presented by Wright State University’s Musical Theatre Initiative at the Neon Movies.
Directed by Lonny Price, the film recounts composer Stephen Sondheim, librettist George Furth, and director Harold Prince’s short-lived 1981 musical “Merrily We Roll Along.”
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