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Category Archives: YouTube
Vanessa on SONDHEIM on GOOD MORNING AMERICA
Here’s an interview with Vanessa Williams from Good Morning, America, in which she discusses her involvement in the new musical revue, Sondheim on Sondheim, and on Ugly Betty, which is in the midst of playing its final season. We get … Continue reading
Posted in Broadway, Revues, YouTube
Tagged Company, Merrily We Roll Along, Revues, Sondheim on Sondheim, Stephen Sondheim, Ugly Betty, Vanessa Williams
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Throwback Thursday: “Flash, Bang, Wallop!” from HALF A SIXPENCE
Hands up those of you who know the catchy number “Flash, Bang, Wallop!” from the musical, HALF A SIXPENCE Continue reading
Posted in Throwback Thursdays, YouTube
Tagged Half a Sixpence, Mary Poppins, Musicals, Performances, Royal Variety Performance, Tommy Steele, West End
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LOVE NEVER DIES Video Footage
Some footage from Love Never Dies has surfaced on YouTube. Taken from The Sound Bank Show (sourced here), we see a series of scenes from various moments in the show. Take a peek at the world of Love Never Dies: … Continue reading
Posted in Musicals, West End, YouTube
Tagged Love Never Dies, Musicals, West End, YouTube
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A LITTLE (Parisian) NIGHT MUSIC
Yagg, a great French website devoted primarily to gay and lesbian media, has put up another video about the Parisian production of A Little Night Music, this time showcasing director Lee Blakeley’s thoughts about the Stephen Sondheim-Hugh Wheeler musical, Greta … Continue reading
“Love Never Dies” – and neither does this song…
So here it is, the titular tune from the sequel to Andrew Lloyd Webber’s The Phantom of the Opera, Love Never Dies: Hang on a second you say – that sounds familiar! Well, of course it does. The song was … Continue reading
Posted in Broadway, International, Musicals, Performances, Television, West End, YouTube
Tagged Andrew Lloyd Webber, Broadway, International, Kiri te Kanewa, Love Never Dies, Musicals, Performances, Sierra Boggess, The Beautiful Game, The Boys in the Photograph, The Phantom of the Opera, West End
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LEGALLY BLONDE Extends into 2011
Latest news on the West End production of Legally Blonde is that a block of ticket sales that will take the show through February 2011 has been made available. The show has had a positive reception from critics and,as you … Continue reading
Posted in Musicals, West End, YouTube
Tagged Legally Blonde, Musicals, Sheriday Smith, West End
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DADDY LONG LEGS Opens at Theatreworks
Daddy Long Legs, the new musical adaptation of Jean Webster’s classic novel by Paul Gordon and John Caird (who also penned the musical Jane Eyre which played Broadway several years ago) opens tonight at the TheatreWorks Mountain View Center for … Continue reading
Posted in Musicals, Regional, YouTube
Tagged A Little Night Music, Broadway, Daddy Long Legs, David Farley, Jane Eyre, Jean Webster, John Caird, Musical, Paul Gordon
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East Village Opera Company
I recently discovered the East Village Opera Company, a band who takes classic opera and transforms the music into rock songs. Steering this discovery on topic for the purposes of this blog is the lead singer, Tyley Ross, who starred … Continue reading
Posted in Classical Music, Grammy Awards, Musicals, YouTube
Tagged Classical Music, East Village Opera Company, Grammy Awards, Olde School, Tommy, Tyley Ross, YouTube
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Extracts from Parisian A LITTLE NIGHT MUSIC
Theatre du Chatelet has put up a reel of extracts from their production of A Little Night Music: As you can see, some very beautiful bits, but also some that are, well, much less so. And I just get the … Continue reading →