It’s 1958 all over again in CLOSBC’s picture-perfect revival of the rock-n-rollin’ Broadway classic Bye Bye Birdie. Director-choreographer extraordinaire Dan Mojica once again works his magic in bringing to finger-snappin’ toe-tappin’ life the Elvis Presley-gets-drafted-inspired musical. John Bisom is Gene Kelly and Fred Astaire rolled into one as he sings and dances his way into the audience’s heart. Natalie Nucci is on her way to be L.A.’s musical theater star of year. The second act pretty much belongs to her. In the title role of Birdie, James Royce Edwards is the next best thing to The King himself. Musical director Alby Potts and the CLOSBC orchestra sound as great as ever. Costume designer Karen L. Cornejo has created a bevy of rainbow-colored 1950s treats. Set designer Christopher Beyries’ MacAfee home has a deliciously cartoon-like look.