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Okay, now to the show.

A lonely sound, a cry that tells us love goes on and on, played on a solo saxophone.

It's telling me to hold you tight and dance like it's the last night of the world.

Welcome to the theater people podcast.

I'm your host, Patrick Hines.

You guys, I really mean it when I say that the interview I did

with today's guest, Miss Saigon's leading lady, Eva Noblazada, is one of the most memorable

for me that I've ever done. I can't put my finger on exactly why, but I just loved her. Her story

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