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Tag Archives: The Jungle Book
The Saturday List: Without a Hurt, the Heart is Hollow – or, Five Things I Learned from THE FANTASTICKS
Today marks the anniversary of THE FANTASTICKS opening Off-Broadway in 1960. It became the world’s longest-running musical – and, for me, a creative turning point. In this week’s Saturday List, I reflect on five things I learned while assistant directing and choreographing a 2002 production of the show at UCT – lessons that still shape how I make theatre and live life. Continue reading
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Tagged A (Sorta) Love Story, Adam du Plessis, Affirmation, Amy Trout, Brennan Holder, Candice van Litsenborgh, Charles Tertiens, David Fick, Edmond Rostand, Evita, Fun Home, Geoffrey Hyland, Harvey Schmidt, Jacqui Kowen, Jacqui Meskin, Jerry Orbach, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, Les Misérables, Mandi Manson, Marie-Louise Honeyman, Maybe Happy Ending, Over the Rainbow, Rita Gardner, Snow White, The Jungle Book, The Sound of Music, The Wizard of Oz, Tom Jones
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The Saturday List: Your Heart Will Lead You to Richard Sherman
As a tribute to Richard M. Sherman on the event of his passing, this week’s Saturday List explores ten of the Sherman Brothers’ songs that left the greatest impression on me, each a gift to humanity in its own right. Continue reading
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Tagged A. A. Milne, And The Winner Is… A Collection Of Honored Disney Classic Songs, Angela Lansbury, Animation, Ann Reinking, Annette Funicello, Bedknobs and Broomsticks, Busker Alley, Canadian Medical Association Journal, Carly Simon, Charles Perry, Charlotte's Web, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, Cinderella, Deborah Kerr, Dick van Dyke, Discovery, Disney, Disney Sing-Along Songs, Disney Studio Chorus, Hayley Mills, Jamie Cullum, John Davidson, John Travolta, Julie Andrews, Lesley Ann Warren, Lindsay Lohan, Marilu Henner, Mary Poppins, Maureen O'Hara, Maurice Chevalier, Movies, My Fair Lady, NASA, Over Here!, Pam Melroy, Paul Frees, Pride Month, Richard M. Sherman, Robert B. Sherman, Sally Ann Howes, Samuel E. Wright, South Pacific, The Andrews Sisters, The Aristocats, The Happiest Millionaire, The Jungle Book, The King and I, The Parent Trap, The Sherman Brothers, The Slipper and the Rose, The Sound of Music, The Wizard of Oz, Tommy Sands, Tommy Steele, Treat Williams, Walt Disney, Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color, Winnie the Pooh and the Honey Tree, Zooey Deschanel
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Forgotten Musicals Friday: The Legacy of THE JUNGLE BOOK
Our final Forgotten Musicals Friday column for July brings us full circle in our journey through THE JUNGLE BOOK. As mentioned in our first column, we are looking at the show’s legacy. Continue reading
Forgotten Musicals Friday: THE JUNGLE BOOK Look
We’re almost through THE JUNGLE BOOK for Forgotten Musicals Friday. This week, we’re taking a look at how the show came to life through its scenic design and costumes Continue reading
Forgotten Musicals Friday: THE JUNGLE BOOK’s Jungle Rhythm
This July, the focus of our Forgotten Musicals Friday series is THE JUNGLE BOOK. This column looks at the staging of the show, with a particular focus on its choreography. Continue reading
Forgotten Musicals Friday: Adapting Disney’s THE JUNGLE BOOK
Join as us we jump into July’s Forgotten Musical: THE JUNGLE BOOK! Today we look at Mary Zimmerman’s book for the show and the way that Doug Peck reinvented the well-known and much-loved songs from the Disney film. Continue reading
Forgotten Musicals Friday: Disney’s THE JUNGLE BOOK on Stage
Join as us we jump into July’s Forgotten Musical: THE JUNGLE BOOK! Find out about how this Disney classic was adapted for the screen. Continue reading
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