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The Saturday List: Top 10 Musicals That Explore the Human Conscience
Today is the International Day of Conscience, the fifth anniversary of this global day of awareness established by the United Nations General Assembly in 2019 and first observed in 2020. In honour of this remarkable day, Musical Cyberspace is curating a list of ten musicals that delve deep into the moral and ethical dilemmas that individuals and societies face. After all, if we accept that musical theatre is a medium capable of exploring complex themes, is any theme more profound at this moment in history than the human conscience as people worldwide grapple with their own values and the complexities of what’s right and what’s wrong. Continue reading →
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Tagged Adam Lambert, Alain Boublil, Angels in America, Avenue Q, Benj Pasek, Cabaret, Caroline or Change, Claude-Michel Schönberg, Dear Evan Hansen, Donald Trump, Duncan Sheik, Fred Ebb, Haymitch Abernathy, Herbert Kretzmer, Hugh Masekela, Hugh Wheeler, Into the Woods, James Lapine, Jean-Marc Natel, Jeanine Tesori, Joe Masteroff, John Conrad, John Kander, Joshua Logan, Justin Paul, Katniss Everdeen, Lencia Kebede, Les Misérables, Li Jun Li, Martin Luther King Jr, Matthew Morrison, Mbongeni Ngema, Noxolo Dlamini, Oscar Hammerstein II, Richard Rodgers, Sarafina!, Show Boat, South Pacific, Spring Awakening, Stephen Schwartz, Stephen Sondheim, Steven Levenson, Steven Sater, Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street, The Hunger Games, The Wizard of Oz, Tony Kushner, Wicked, Winnie Holzman
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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 →