Well, not so much. Um, I mean, I know about a lot of them. Um, but the idea of, um, you know, who picks your marital partner, you know, that was never part of my fam. My family was fairly intermarried also, but um, the one thing that I remember hearing through friends and other circles growing up was that if you married outside of your religion, um, you were considered dead. So when that happened during Fiddler, you know, that sort of raised, um, uh, an awareness sign. I said, oh, really? I remember that, um, people saying that, but, um, and that people wouldn't talk to their children for years and years and years. And I have seen Fiddler many times. I saw it with Zero Mostel in New York. I saw the movie. I've seen it in other venues and so I think they did a wonderful job with this production, I really do. I was so impressed with it the first time I thought, how are they going to do that here at this theater? I've seen many productions here already, so I was very impressed. So I came back a second and third time to see it. Um, and I'm still impressed with what they've done with it.
