Jason Robert Brown's latest musical, 13, will open on Broadway at The Bernard B. Jacobs Theatre on October 5, after previous stagings at the Mark Taper Forum in Los Angeles and at The Norma Terris Theatre (Goodspeed Musicals) in Connecticut.
Music and lyrics are by Jason Robert Brown (Best Score Tony Award winner for Parade). Dan Elish and Robert Horn wrote the book. Jeremy Sams directs, with choreography by Christopher Gattelli.
Previews begin September 16.
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Sunday, July 27, 2008
Sunday, July 20, 2008
Gwen Stewart Returns to "Rent"
Original cast member Gwen Stewart returns to Rent at the Nederlander Theatre on July 21. She will reprise her role through the end of the show's run on September 27.
Stewart is featured in the show's anthem, "Seasons of Love."
Her other theater credits include Big River, Starmites, Suds, Ain't Misbehavin', The Wiz, Avenue X, and Abyssinia.
Rent won the 1996 Tony Award for Best Musical and the Pulitzer Prize for Drama. Music, lyrics, and book were written by the late Jonathan Larson.
Source: Playbill.com
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Stewart is featured in the show's anthem, "Seasons of Love."
Her other theater credits include Big River, Starmites, Suds, Ain't Misbehavin', The Wiz, Avenue X, and Abyssinia.
Rent won the 1996 Tony Award for Best Musical and the Pulitzer Prize for Drama. Music, lyrics, and book were written by the late Jonathan Larson.
Source: Playbill.com
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Saturday, July 19, 2008
"Passing Strange" closes on Broadway
The Tony-award winning musical Passing Strange will close after a final performance at Broadway's Belasco Theatre on July 20.
The following day, film director Spike Lee will film the production without an audience. He previously filmed the matinee and evening performances on July 19, in order to document the production for future generations.
Passing Strange won the Tony Award this year for Best Book of a Musical. The book was written by Los Angeles singer/songwriter Stew, who incorporated elements of his own life into the story of an artist in search of his artistic and personal integrity.
Stew also wrote the lyrics and music, with Heidi Rodewald collaborating on the music.
Source: Playbill.com
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The following day, film director Spike Lee will film the production without an audience. He previously filmed the matinee and evening performances on July 19, in order to document the production for future generations.
Passing Strange won the Tony Award this year for Best Book of a Musical. The book was written by Los Angeles singer/songwriter Stew, who incorporated elements of his own life into the story of an artist in search of his artistic and personal integrity.
Stew also wrote the lyrics and music, with Heidi Rodewald collaborating on the music.
Source: Playbill.com
How to Buy Broadway Tickets
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