Warren and Ralph did female impersonations (Warren took on the persona of Sophie Tucker, and Ralph did a send-up of Carol Channing's "Diamonds Are a Girl's Best Friend"), while Eileen, originally from London, brought an array of different routines, including strip, mime, and the song "Nobody Loves a Fairy When She's...Ninety".
A few others included: Oh No a Condo (1988) with Cambodian folk artists and punk rockers; Louis Lou I – A Revolting Musical (1991), a re-telling of the French Revolution using Frank Sinatra's songs; and Flaming Saddles (1994) with the Pioneer Valley Gay Men's Chorus.
[citation needed] In 1996, the Young@Heart Chorus performed in Rotterdam, and they did twelve more tours in Europe, Australia, and Canada between 1997 and 2004.
Produced by Barbara Allen of Wildrose Productions, the film chronicled the early years of Young@Heart.
[5] Group member Fred Knittle, who sang Coldplay's "Fix You" in the film and was a frequent source of comic relief, died on January 1, 2009, after a short battle with cancer.