The end of a show can make you sad. But some tell a story you can’t forget. You want to see it again and again. You want to tell it to others. It’s not just a good story, it’s a great story. What makes a good story great? Read this week’s Carosa Commentary, “A Good Show Must Always End, But A Great Story Lasts Forever,” to discover the answer.
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