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Tag Archives: Bartlett Sher
The Saturday List: All 11 Best Musical Tony Award Winners of The 1940s and 1950s Ranked From Worst To Best
The 1940s and 1950s were a golden era for Broadway, a time when the Best Musical Tony Award recognized some of the most iconic shows ever staged. But not all winners are created equal. In this weekend’s Saturday List, we’re ranking all the Best Musical Tony Award winners from these two decades, from the most forgettable to the truly timeless, taking into account their cultural impact, musical innovation and audience reception over time. Continue reading →
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Tagged Adolph Green, Alan Jay Lerner, Albert Hague, Alexander Borodin, Anna Leonowens, Bartlett Sher, Betty Comden, Bob Fosse, Charles Lederer, David Shaw, Dorothy Fields, Edward Knoblock, Frederick Loewe, George Forrest, Guys and Dolls, Gwen Verdon, Herbert Fields, Jerry Ross, King Rama IV of Siam, Leonard Bernstein, Luther Davis, Meredith Willson, Mongkut, music, Musical, My Fair Lady, Oscar Hammerstein II, Richard Adler, Richard Rodgers, Robert Wright, Sidney Sheldon, South Pacific, The King and I, theatre
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The Saturday List: Celebrating Conrad!
Grab your playbills and raise your voices in celebration because we’re shining a spotlight on Conrad Ricamora as he marks his 45th trip around the sun! Continue reading →
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Tagged Academy Awards, Alan Menken, Allegiance, Ashley Park, Bartlett Sher, Broadway, Conrad Ricamora, David Byrne, David Henry Hwang, Fatboy Slim, Fire Island, George Takei, Gideon Glick, Here Lies Love, Hillary Clinton, How to Get Away with Murder, Howard Ashman, Jay Kuo, Jeanine Tesori, Jeremy Jordan, Jonathan Groff, Lea Salonga, Little Shop of Horrors, Lorenzo Thione, Marc Acito, Musical, Musicals, Ninoy Aquino, Off-Broadway, Oscar Hammerstin II, Pride and Prejudice, Pulitzer Prize, Richard Rodgers, Soft Power, Telly Leung, The King and I, theater, theatre
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Double Take December: FANNY
It’s Double Take December at Musical Cyberspace! Every musical pretty much has something one likes and something one doesn’t in it. This month I’ll be listing one of each for a range of musicals, a different one each day. Fanny … Continue reading →
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Tagged Bartlett Sher, Harold Rome, Joshua Logan, Marion Cotillard, Samuel Behrman
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Casting for WOMEN ON THE VERGE OF A NERVOUS BREAKDOWN Workshop
Lincoln Center Theater has announced that a reading of the musical adaptation of Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown, with workshops toward that end starting on 4 March. According to Variety, Patti LuPone, Tom Hewitt, Sherie Rene Scott, … Continue reading →
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Tagged Bartlett Sher, Broadway, David Yazbek, Jeffrey Lane, Jessica Biel, Joanna Gleason, Lincoln Theater Center, Matthew Morrison, Mia Maestro, Musicals, Oscar Isaac, Patti LuPone, Paulo Szot, Pedro Almodóvar, Readings, Salma Hayek, Sherie Rene Scott, Tom Hewitt, Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown
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SOUTH PACIFIC Review Roundup
Broadway’s revival of South Pacific has opened to a set of excellent reviews. Here’s a roundup of what the critics are saying about the show: Raves Ben Brantley at The New York Times: For this South Pacific recreates the unabashed, … Continue reading →
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WOMEN ON THE VERGE OF A NERVOUS BREAKDOWN
David Yazbek’s latest adaptation of a movie for the musical theatre stage – he’s previously been responsible for the score of The Full Monty and Dirty Rotten Scoundrels – will be a reworking of the 1988 Pedro Almodóvar film, Women … Continue reading →