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1946 was the first of five "Cursed" seasons told in song
during the show by the Royal Rooters (Peter Carey,
Brent Reno, Peter Dupre, and Britton White), shown
here surrounding J.H. Williston, who played Babe Ruth.
 
 

Confronted by a skeptical cub reporter, the
Babe (J.H. Williston in his Red Sox uniform)
tells what it is like to be baseball's
"Home Run King".
 
 

In 1920 Women had just gotten the vote, but
Betty Danvers (Eileen Nugent) sings that
there is more to "What a Woman Can Do"

Jake Ruppert (John Davin) tries to explain to
Harry Frazee (Robert Jacobs) what it means to be
a "Baseball Man."
 
 

In 1978 a weak hitting shortstop named Bucky Dent
hit a home run that put the Yankees ahead for good
in a one-game playoff.  He also gave our Rooters
(shown with the Father) another "Curse" to sing about...

We hope you enjoyed the clips.

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More Pictures....


We were thrilled to have Chris Herrlein, the great-grandson of the Babe himself, at the April 27 performance of Curse of the Bambino.  Chris loved the show and was a real sport, signing autographs for the audience, cast, and crew, as well as posing for this photo with our own Babe Ruth, who is played by J.H. Williston

David, Spiro, and Steve in front of our "Green Monster"
 

The entire cast and crew of the Lyric Stage's production of
Curse of the Bambino

The set just minutes after the final curtain.