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Why y in Philadelphia, this is fresh air weekend.
I'm Dave Davies.
Stephen Sondheim's 1981 flop is now a Broadway hit.
The revival of Merrily we roll along is nominated for seven Tony Awards.
Today we hear from two of those nominees, Jonathan Groff, one of the show's stars, and Maria Friedman, the director.
Groff has performed merrily about 300 times, but he still gets emotional just talking about the songs.
I'm thinking about a specific dialogue line.
It's just after can't talk about it without crying.
It's like so beautiful.
Also, MSNBC host Ali Velshi talks about his ancestors migrations from a village in India through South Africa, Kenya and Canada.
One of the figures in the story is Mahatma Gandhi, who knew Velshi's grandfather and had a powerful influence on the family.
That's coming up on fresh air weekend.