Director: Annette Jolles, Music Director: Vincent Trovato.

The booklet contains 3 small color pictures of each singer, one 2 pages B&W picture of them together around a bag of pop-corn, one big B&W picture of them standing, and one medium of the three with Bruce Kimmel. The back cover of the jewel box holds a color version the three performers standing, very similar to the B&W picture there's inside the booklet. There is a two pages text, one page and a half consisting of a synopsis, the other half being a short history of the show.

This recording is what I'd call an average quality recording. The performers are good, the music is pretty, the story too. But I didn't find anything really unforgettable in it. It's a good listening moment, even if at times the story is a little too "I love you I don't love you it's her who loves him and he doesn't know it as he loves another...". That's a little too obvious at some moments. Nonetheless, there are some very pretty moments, and the three performers do well enough so that it's not obvious they're only three. Maybe it can please others than me as it has qualities: a lot of energy, good vocals, simplicity.