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Tag Archives: Victor Herbert
The Saturday List: JOSEPH and the Amazing Technicolor “Show” Coat
To celebrate the new South African revival of JOSEPH AND THE AMAZING TECHNICOLOR DREAMCOAT we’re running through shows that feature the famous list of colours in Joseph’s coat that Tim Rice set to Andrew Lloyd Webber’s music in this week’s Saturday List. Continue reading →
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Tagged Allee Willis, Amy Campbell, Andrew Lloyd Webber, Anton Luitingh, Benj Pasek, Black and Blue, Brenda Russell, Burt Lancaster, Charl-Johan Lingenfelder, Charles Strouse, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Clark Gesner, Claudio Segovia, Cole Porter, Don’t Step on My Olive Branch, Doug Wright, Duane Alexander, Dylan Janse van Rensburg, Frank Loesser, Frank Wildhorn, Golden Boy, Greenwillow, Grey Gardens, Hector Orezzoli, Herbert Stothart, Irving Berlin, James and the Giant Peach, Jared Schaedler, Jeanine Tesori, Jeffry Denman, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, Justin Paul, Kristin Chenoweth, LAMTA, L’Azur, Lee Adams, Lelo Ramasimang, Leslie Stuart, Marc Shaiman, Marsha Norman, Max and Ruby, Meredith Patterson, Michael John LaChiusa, Michael Korie, Nick Cravat, Orange Blossoms, Oscar Hammerstein II, Otto Harbach, Owen Hall, Pieter Toerien Productions, Red Hot and Blue, Roger Bart, Rose-Marie, Rudolf Friml, Russet Mantle, Sammy Davis Jr, Scott Frankel, Scott Wittman, SIgmund Romberg, Stephen Bray, The Black Crook, The Color Purple, The Cream in the Well, The Crimson Pirate, The Girl in Pink Tights, The Highest Yellow, The Lilac Domino, The Mauve Decade, The Really Useful Group, The Scarlet Pimpernel, The Silver Slipper, The White Fawn, Tim Rice, Victor Herbert, Violet, W.H. Risque, White Christmas, You’re a Good Man Charlie Brown
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Monday Meditation: I am Not Over the Old Masters
Sometimes its easy to forget just how far musicals have come; it’s also easy to dismiss how much the ground-breakers were doing at the time. Continue reading →
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Tagged Babes in Toyland, Cole Porter, Dearest Enemy, Disney, Disney Theatricals, Fifty Million Frenchmen, Glen MacDonough, Hamilton, Herbert Fields, Irving Berlin, Jerome Kern, Lin-Manuel Miranda, Lorenz Hart, Oh Kay!, Oscar Hammerstein II, Richard Rodgers, Sara Bareilles, Sunny, The Lion King, The Red Mill, The Wizard of Oz, Victor Herbert, Waitress, Watch Your Step
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Musical Theatre Sunday School: In the Beginning…
In the beginning, there was music and there was drama, and musical theatre was without form. Broadway was in darkness. And Henry Jarrett and Harry Palmer moved upon the face of the district, by arrangement with William Wheatley. “Let there be light,” they said: and there was THE BLACK CROOK. Continue reading →
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Tagged Annie Get Your Gun, Anything Goes, Babes in Arms, Babes in Toyland, Bloomer Girl, Brigadoon, Carousel, Cole Porter, Dearest Enemy, Die Lustige Witwe, DuBarry Was a Lady, Ethel Merman, Finian's Rainbow, Floradora, Florenz Zeigfeld, Follies, Forty-Five Minutes from Broadway, Franz Lehar, George Gershwin, George M. Cohan, George Washington Jr, George White, Girl Crazy, Harry Palmer, Harry Tierney, Henry Jarrett, Ira Gershwin, Irving Berlin, It Happened in Nordland, Jerome Kern, John Murray Anderson, Joseph McCarthy, Kiss Me Kate, Kurt Weill, Lady in the Dark, Leave it to Jane, Leave it To Me, Little Johnny Jones, Little Nemo, Lorenz Hart, Miss Dolly Dollars, Moss Hart, Musical Comedy, Naughty Marietta, No No Nanette, Noël Coward, Of Thee I Sing, Oh Boy!, Oh Kay!, Oh! Lady! Lady!, Oklahoma!, On the Town, On Your Toes, Oscar Hammerstein II, Pal Joey, Princess Theatre, Richard Rodgers, Scandals, Set to Music, South Pacific, Strike Up the Band, Sunny, The Black Crook, The Greenwich Village Follies, The Merry Widow, The Red Mill, The Song of Norway, The Third Little Show, The Vagabond King, The Wizard of Oz, Tonight at 8:30, Victor Herbert, Vincent Youman, William Wheatley
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