The Road to Hope is a triple play journey that follows the careers of Bob, Bing and Dorothy.  It reaches into their movies and pulls out many of the songs that made the trio so famous in the 1940’s through the 1970’s. It includes twelve great numbers including Academy award winning songs , Thanks for the Memory, Buttons and Bows, and Swinging on a Star that are performed both traditionally and with comedy.  Costumed numbers such as The Road to Morocco complete with Fezzes, Harem dancers and Camel Jokes and Hoot Mon, done in Kilts with Scottish humor and dancers are highlights of this Broadway Show-like production.

The show is also a reenactment of the 1943 Pepsodent radio show broadcast from the Hollywood Canteen for the service men and women of the armed forces.  It is a reproduction of a radio show complete with sound effects, and zany characters such as Professor Colonna,  Bette Davis, George Raft and Gracie Allen.

And it salutes the great entertainment from the G.I. shows of WWII, Korea and Vietnam.

            This show will bring back many wonderful memories for those over forty and create many lasting memories for those under forty.  It’s a nostalgic trip with comedy and musical rest stops on Danny Curtis' Road to Hope.