The show ain't over 'til the dead guys sing...uh oh!
On October 1st, 2005, after ten years, the boys hung up their corded
microphones, 45rpm record collection, accordion, cotton ball and golden
cardigan for good. Enthusiastic audiences joined them for three very
special final shows at the beautifully renovated Tulsa Little Theatre. They
saw some familiar faces, heard some great music, and shed a tear over
some great memories.
Rumors of an impending revival have been greatly exaggerated.
A show that became a Tulsa institution, over 400 performances seen by
thousands of (sometimes fanatical) fans, Forever Plaid "is dedicated to
the good guys, the guys who saved their allowances to give their parents
an extra special night on the town for their anniversary, wheeled the
projector carts for the Driver Education Films, didn't go beyond first base,
and if, by some miracle, they did, they didn't tell anyone."
On October 1st, 2005, after ten years, the boys hung up their corded
microphones, 45rpm record collection, accordion, cotton ball and golden
cardigan for good. Enthusiastic audiences joined them for three very
special final shows at the beautifully renovated Tulsa Little Theatre. They
saw some familiar faces, heard some great music, and shed a tear over
some great memories.
Rumors of an impending revival have been greatly exaggerated.
A show that became a Tulsa institution, over 400 performances seen by
thousands of (sometimes fanatical) fans, Forever Plaid "is dedicated to
the good guys, the guys who saved their allowances to give their parents
an extra special night on the town for their anniversary, wheeled the
projector carts for the Driver Education Films, didn't go beyond first base,
and if, by some miracle, they did, they didn't tell anyone."
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