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When I think of Betty Boop, I think of someone incredibly positive, a leader, a female who is
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powerful. She has always been a symbol of female empowerment. Betty Boop has run for president
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Betty Boop has been a nurse, doctor. Betty Boop has done everything you can possibly imagine
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with moxie, wit, ingenuity, talent, brains. We have an incredible creative team for Boop the
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musical. Bob Mart working on the story, Susan Birkenhead, myself, David Foster, and I'm so in
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awe of his ability to sit down at a piano and come up with a melody that sticks in my head
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Please don't turn your back upon yours truly yet. A little versatility never quite
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Boop is a musical about a young girl who's on a journey to find something that's missing
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She's not relying on love, but it's the one thing she wants to add to her repertoire
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And when she does, her world turns to color. I want someone to make me someone I never was. Something to shout about whatever it does
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She's stood the test of time and she's always remained positive and powerful without letting
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go of any of herself. I think that's pretty iconic and I think that image and that idea
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for young people, young girls especially, is a really powerful image today
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Boop the musical is intended for everyone. It's really a family musical
