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Assisted Living The Musical

You need to forget all the things your granny mentioned about Assisted Living! It is a musical of 75 minutes with a single-act vaudevillain revue filled with the best songs.

It starts delivering the laughs right from the opening scene whenever the host of the show couple enters heaven suspecting that their son had pulled the plugs to get his hands onto his the vintage Corvette of his Dad.

They do not mind this much. Instead, the couple is remembered fondly as the Pelican Roost being an active, full-retirement community of 70 or something, which is the new 20 while they are partying like it is 1969.

Since his early retirement right up to pulling the plug, the 21st-century senior's parties are like it is 1969. Can you imagine a life without work, no pregnancy, and a complete array of Medicare-subsidized pharmaceuticals? It is the dream of every boomer.

The musical is for all who are aging and those who hope to include you!

The Plot

The style vaudeville-style musical revue is all set to the present day at the Pelican Roost, a senior living community with eighteen colorful characters taking greater turns offering a real scoop on life after the AARP membership starts.

The story is framed under the bookend scenes wherein a narrative couple starts wearing the halos and looking back at several years on earth while residing at the Pelican-Roost, where even the defibrillator is in the shape of the pelican.

In the fondly memorable years at the Pelican Roost, everything started swelling as there were no alarm clocks or pregnancies, and the drugs were entirely legal. It was almost like a cruise except for the final destination, which was never the Bahamas.

They had resided through the skinny dipping and the steak nights in learning about the ways to use the Internet where the owner's association obligations with several other things as well....!!

The show promises to offer the Tales your Granny never tells, and it delivers the cause. In the opening scene, the newly departed couple starts discovering their son pulling their plugs to get his dad's vintage corvette..however, the couple would never mind.

It is unquestionably lighter on the plot. At the same time, it is not the thing that gets you pondering any depth about humanity. It is a sunnier bit of comedy with highly entertaining characters and lots of get-up-and-go. Whether you are at your retirement age or wish to peek at whatever is in store for the ideal years of your life, it will get you clapping or smiling.