Joseph McCarthy is Alive and Living in Dade County is a 1977 musical revue with sketches, compositions, and lyrics by Ray Scantlin.[1] It opened on August 8 1977 at the Caliboard Theater in Los Angeles.[2][3]
The show described itself as a "satirical" and "self-serving musical polemic on gay rights", which discusses "who has the right to judge, and in whose name they name their wars".[3][4] The show was directed by John Allison.[3]
In 2005 a cast album for the show was released.[5]