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City Clockwise from upper left:Tony Nation, Christine Pedi,
Felicia Finley,and Danny Gurwin in Forbidden Broadway
2001(Photo: Carol Rosegg) Clockwise from upper left: Tony
Nation, Christine Pedi, Felicia Finley, and Danny Gurwin in
Forbidden Broadway 2001 (Photo: Carol Rosegg) Forbidden Broadway
isn't just a show, it's an institution. The inmate who runs this
institution is--and has always been--the comically insane Gerard
Alessandrini, whose madcap satires of Broadway musicals and
their stars have consistently been better written and better
performed than many of the shows he's lampooned.  Advertised as
an equal opportunity offender, Forbidden Broadway ridicules
anything and everything that might provide a hearty laugh. It
attacks highly praised work like Contact as readily as it knocks
Saturday Night Fever. The latest edition of the show at the
Stardust Theatre, Forbidden Broadway 2001: A Spoof Odyssey, is
yet another fun-fest. Alessandrini co-di