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Author Archives: David Fick
Bernstein’s MASS gets lyrics by Schwartz
The Northwestern University performance of Leonard Bernstein’s Mass starts tonight at the Cahn Auditorium and will run until November 15th. In consultation with Jamie Bernstein, new lyrics for Mass have been created by Stephen Schwartz. Featuring an eclectic mix of … Continue reading
Posted in Classical Music, Concerts, Grammy Awards, Regional
Tagged Classical Music, Concerts, Jamie Bernstein, Leonard Bernstein, Mass, Regional, Stephen Schwartz
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Disney’s RAPUNZEL: Thanksgiving 2010
When last we heard about Disney’s Rapunzel, Kristen Chenoweth was going to be the voice of Rapunzel with Dan Fogler as the Prince; Glen Keane was at the helm; and some initial character designs had been released. Things have changed. … Continue reading
Posted in Animation, Disney, Movies, Musicals
Tagged Alan Menken, Byron Howard, Dan Fogler, Donna Murphy, Glen Keane, Glenn Slater, Kristen Chenoweth, Mandy Moore, Nathan Greno, Rapunzel, Zachery Levi
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AMERICAN IDIOT Broadway Bound
Playbill is reporting that American Idiot is Broadway bound, but that no timeline for a production has been established yet. Interesting pictures with the article too…. Hands up who wants to see John Gallagher Jr and Tony Vincent making out … Continue reading
NEWSFLASH: SHREK Coming to London
Shrek, the monsterous musical adaptation of the DreamWorks film franchise, with music by Jeanine Tesori and book and lyrics by David Lindsay-Abaire, has its sights set on London. This would be the next step in “montetizing” – the fancy term … Continue reading
Posted in David Lindsay-Abaire, Jeanine Tesori
Tagged David Lindsay-Abaire, Dreamworks, Jeanine Tesori, Musicals, Shrek, Sister Act
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LOSERVILLE hits the WEST END
Now here is a musical that sounds pretty interesting. Inspired by Son Of Dork’s album Welcome to Loserville album, the show is about 17-year old geek and loser, Michael Dork, who is always being on by his classmates – until … Continue reading
Posted in Musicals, West End
Tagged Elliot David, James Bourne, Loserville, Musicals, Son of Dork, Welcome to Loserville, West End
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First Look at THE ADDAMS FAMILY Cast
Ladies and Gentlemen, courtesy of BroadwayWorld‘s reporting on a Vanity Fair article, we have the first picture of the cast: The rest of the cast has been announced: the ensemble features Merwin Foard, Jim Borstelmann, Erick Buckley, Colin Cunliffe, Rachel … Continue reading
Posted in Broadway, Musicals
Tagged Andrew Lippa, Bebe Neuwirth, Nathan Lane, The Addams Family, The Wild Party (Lippa)
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Off-Broadway’s THE BURNT PART BOYS
The newest iteration of The Burnt Part Boys will be appear Off-Broadway in the Spring. The show was a Lab Production at the Vineyard earlier this year and was subsequently presented at Vassar College. Joe Calarco will direct the Off-Broadway … Continue reading
Posted in Musicals, Off Broadway
Tagged Chris Miller, Joe Calarco, Mariana Elder, Nathan Tysen, The Burnt Part Boys
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WHISPER HOUSE: the New Duncan Sheik Musical
Following the success of Spring Awakening, Duncan Sheik has released an album entitled Whisper House, which features selections from what will become an original stage musical with book and additional lyrics by Kyle Jarrow. The musical is set during World … Continue reading
Posted in Musicals, Regional
Tagged Duncan Sheik, Kyle Jarrow, Spring Awakening, Whisper House
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“Conceiving THE KID”: Preview and Discussion
A preview of some material from The New Group’s The Kid, a new musical by Jack Lechner (lyrics), Andy Monroe (music) and Michael Zam (book) will be presented as a part of a discussion entitled “Conceiving The Kid: Adapting A … Continue reading →