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Category Archives: Broadway
The Saturday List: A Little Gwen Verdon, A Lotta Talent
Grab your jazz shoes and get ready to dance into the unparalleled brilliance of Broadway’s own dynamo, Gwen Verdon! Continue reading
Posted in Broadway, The Saturday List
Tagged Abe Burrows, Academy Awards, Ann Reinking, Anna Christie, Bob Fosse, Bob Merrill, Brecht, Broadway, Can-Can, Chicago, Chita Rivera, Cole Porter, Cy Coleman, Damn Yankees, David Shaw, Dorothy Fields, Douglass Wallop, Eugene O'Niell, Fred Ebb, George Abbott, Guys and Dolls, Gwen Verdon, Hans Conried, Herbert Fields, Jerry Ross, John Kander, Michael Kidd, Music Hall, Musical, Neil Simon, New Girl in Town, Oscar Hammerstin II, Redhead, Richard Adler, Richard Kiley, Richard Rodgers, theatre, Thelma RItter, West End
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The Saturday List: The Best WEST SIDE STORY on Record
To mark the release of Steven Spielberg’s new film and its accompanying motion picture soundtrack, Musical Cyberspace is revisiting a favourite topic: just which recording of West Side Story is ‘the gold-medal kid with the heavyweight crown? Continue reading
Posted in Broadway, Cast Recording Reviews, The Saturday List
Tagged Ansell Elgort, Ariana DeBose, Arthur Laurents, Broadway, Carol Lawrence, Caroline O'Connor, Cast Recordings, Chita Rivera, David Newman, Gustavo Dudamel, Jerome Robbins, Jim Bryant, Larry Kert, Leonard Bernstein, Lin-Manuel Miranda, Marni Nixon, Mike Faist, Rachel Ziegler, Rita Moreno, Stephen Sondheim, Tony Kushner, West Side Story
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New PORGY AND BESS Musical Adaptation (with Audra!)
Which part is the real news here? That Diane Paulus, Suzan-Lori Parks and Diedre Murray are adapting the classic George Gershwin and DuBose Heyward opera, Porgy and Bess, as a contemporary-styled musical theatre piece? That the producers are Hair alumni … Continue reading
JUMBO: the SPIDER-MAN of 1935
I just read a rather interesting article by Michael Sommers of the New Jersey Newsroom comparing the follies of Richard Rodgers and Lorenz Hart’s Jumbo with those of Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark, the show that has caused such a … Continue reading
Posted in Broadway, Musicals
Tagged Jimmy Durante, Jumbo, Lorenz Hart, Paul Whiteman, Richard Rodgers, Spider-Man
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Musical Theatre Advent Calendar: A FUNNY THING HAPPENED ON THE WAY TO THE FORUM
A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum really has nothing to do with Christmas. Well, I suppose certain aspects of Christmas could be described as jolly and this is a very jolly musical. There we go. Tenuous … Continue reading
Posted in Broadway, Fun Stuff, Movies, Musicals, YouTube
Tagged A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, Plautus, Stephen Sondheim, YouTube
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Musical Theatre Advent Calendar: MARTIN GUERRE
Is Martin Guerre a candidate for the show with the most revisions without ever yet fulfilling its potential? Perhaps not, but there was a time during the late 1990s where there always seemed to be a new version of the … Continue reading
Posted in Broadway, Fun Stuff, Musicals, West End
Tagged Alain Boublil, Cameron Mackintosh, Claude-Michel Schönberg, Les Misérables, Martin Guerre, Miss Saigon, Stephen Clark
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Musical Theatre Advent Calendar: A CHORUS LINE
Michael Bennett’s work on the musical A Chorus Line might just be one of the greatest pieces of musical theatre staging ever. Take the number in the clip, for example: “At the Ballet”. It seems pretty simple, doesn’t it? Just … Continue reading
Posted in Broadway, Fun Stuff, Movies, Musicals, YouTube
Tagged A Chorus Line, Michael Bennett, YouTube
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Musical Theatre Advent Calendar: THE SCOTTSBORO BOYS
Today’s musical is something of a Christmas event. It is playing on Broadway now and it will be gone in January. Nope, it’s not Elf. It is The Scottsboro Boys, the new John Kander and Fred Ebb musical, that transferred … Continue reading
Posted in Broadway, Fun Stuff, Musicals, Off Broadway, Theory and Practice
Tagged Elf, Fred Ebb, John Kander, Michael John LaChiusa, The Scottsboro Boys, Wicked
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