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How did a replica of Stoughton's historic opera curtain become part of a national tour of 'Funny Girl'?

Summary by Wisconsin State Journal
“At some point in the First Act, this curtain shows up and I’m looking at it and thinking, ‘Man, that looks really familiar,” State Journal reporter Barry Adams said.

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How did a replica of Stoughton's historic opera curtain become part of a national tour of 'Funny Girl'?

“At some point in the First Act, this curtain shows up and I’m looking at it and thinking, ‘Man, that looks really familiar,” State Journal reporter Barry Adams said.

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Wisconsin State Journal broke the news in Madison, United States on Tuesday, January 21, 2025.
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