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“The Far Country,” “Merrily We Roll Along” and Revues

Posted on December 26, 2022 by dgsweet

I should declare a conflict of interest. Lloyd Suh is a former student of mine. I have no idea what, if anything, he got from our classes a couple of decades ago at the New School, but he made a … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged Adolph Green, Atlantic Theater, Betty Comden, Daniel Radcliffe, Dramatists Guild, Eric Ting, George Furth, George S. Kaufman, Hal Prince, Hello Dolly!, Jerry Herman, John F. Kennedy, Jonathan Groff, Lee S.Wilkof, Lindsay Mendez, Lloyd Suh, Milk and Honey, Moss Hart, New York Theater Workshop, Roger Ailses, Stephen Rosenfeld, Stephen Sondheim, The Far Country | 2 Comments

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Posted on November 27, 2021 by dgsweet

In 1966, ABC decided to try to change its image. It had a reputation for dumb shows with scantily-clad women and car chases. Someone at the network decided they were going to prove they could do quality, too. Thus was … Continue reading →

Posted in Broadway, off-Broadway, playwriting | Tagged A Chorus Line, A LIttle Night Music, ABC Stage '67, Cabaret, Company, Donna McKechnie, Edward Kleban, Evening Primrose, Finishing the Hat, Follies, For the Left Hand, Gypsy, Hal Prince, Howard Reich, Hugh Wheeler, Joe Allen's, Jule Styne, Lady in the Dark, Lanford Wilson, Lehman Engel, Maurice Ravel, musical theater, Norman Malone, NYU, Pacific Overtures, Paul Simon, Sondheim, Stephen Sondheim, Take Me to the World, Terrence McNally, The Breaking Point, The Capeman, The Hot L Baltimore, The Killing, Whiskey | 5 Comments

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