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Musical Notes: 18 May 2010
Index Broadway Bound: The Scottsboro Boys … p.2 Zorba Revival Confirmed … p.2 Spider-Man Update … p.2 Casting News: Falling for Eve … p.3 The Sun Sets on A Little Night Music … p.3 TV Talk … p.4 On the … Continue reading
Posted in Broadway, General News, Musicals, Off Broadway, Regional, Television
Tagged A Little Night Music, Adam Kantor, Angela Lansbury, Antonio Banderas, Brett Simmons, Catherine Zeta-Jones, CBS, Celina Carvajal, Confessions, David Howard, David Leveaux, Diane Sutherland, Falling for Eve, Farah Alvin, Fred Ebb, Glee, Guthrie Theatre, Gypsy, Jessica Molaskey, Joe DiPietro, John Kander, Jose Llana, Judy Kuhn, Julie Taymor, Krystal Joy Brown, Larry Raben, Laura Benanti, Liza Minnelli, Marc Kudisch, Matthew Risch, Nan Mankin, Nehal Joshi, Open Books, Patti LuPone, Ricky Ian Gordon, Sasha Sloan, Showstoppers, Signature Theatre, Sondheim on Sondheim, Spider-Man, Sycamore Trees, The Lion King, The Scottsboro Boys, Tony Yazbeck, Turn off the Dark, Vanessa Williams, York Theatre Company, Zorba
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Arthur Laurents Interview in OUT
OUT Magazine has published an interview with Arthur Laurents. Entitled “Arthur Laurents Will Not Go Quietly”, the article deals somewhat with personal life and his relationship with Tom Hatcher, but also allows him to offer his trademark frank assessments of … Continue reading
Posted in Animation, Broadway, Commentary, Interviews, Movies, Musicals, West End
Tagged Angela Lansbury, Animation, Anyone Can Whistle, Arthur Laurents, Broadway, Disney, Encores!, Gypsy, La Cage aux Folles, Musicals, Spider-Man, West End, West Side Story
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LOVE NEVER DIES: Track by Track – Part 9
The ninth part of my track-by-track commentary of Love Never Dies deals with a sequence of reprises of tunes we’ve heard earlier in the show, those heard on tracks 4-5 of the second disc of the original cast recording, “Bathing … Continue reading
A LITTLE NIGHT MUSIC coverage in USA TODAY
USA Today seems to have had a fair bit of coverage of A Little Night Music, including interviews with Catherine Zeta-Jones, Angela Lansbury and Stephen Sondheim himself. The first article I saw was an interview with Zeta-Jones, some of which … Continue reading
NEWSFLASH: Kelsey Grammar for Broadway’s LA CAGE?
We all know by now that the London production of Harvey Fierstein and Jerry Herman’s La Cage aux Folles is Broadway bound and now the first casting rumours are out. The New York Post says that Kelsey Grammar will play … Continue reading
The BEST Sondheim Diva
This man has created great work for some great divas and others have performed his work to great acclaim: Ethel Merman, Chita Rivera, Donna Murphy, Joanna Gleason, Elaine Stritch, Bernadette Peters, Maria Friedman and Judi Dench are just a few. … Continue reading
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Tagged Angela Lansbury, Anyone Can Whistle, Gypsy, Stephen Sondheim, Sweeney Todd
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Showtunes on BEAUTIFUL PEOPLE on BBC
A good friend of mine pointed me towards this clip from a BBC show called Beautiful People on YouTube, where the cast performs “There’s Gotta Something Better Than This” from Sweet Charity: I found a second clip with a medley … Continue reading
Posted in Musicals, Television, YouTube
Tagged Annie, BBC, Beautiful People, Funny Girl, Gypsy, Sweet Charity, Television, Tell Me On a Sunday, The Wiz, YouTube
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Genres of Musical Theatre Redux: the 2010 edition
In a discussion around different kinds of musical theatre, I think the first step is to define the terrain of musical theatre. Musical theatre does not include all theatre that uses music. Musical theatre excludes – for example – opera, … Continue reading →