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54 stories from unsungbroadway.com

Tony winning 'Hairspray' and 'SMASH' composer confronts hateful online comments after the airing of 'The Sound Of Music Live!'. by Scott Kaufman

Tony winner Marc Shaiman might be best known to musical theater fans as the man to brought music to 1960′s Baltimore in Hairspray, or for his memorable score to Bombshell on NBC’…

SOURCE: unsungbroadway.com at 12:35pm on December 8, 2013

(Video Scrapbook)"Cryin' In The Rain": 'Next to Normal' composer gives Bway some 'High Fidelity', starring Will Chase in 2006. by Scott Kaufman

It was a first class team that put together 2006′s ill-fated rock musical High Fidelity; including composer Tom Kitt (Next to Normal, Bring It On), Amanda Greene (Bring It On, Hands On…

SOURCE: unsungbroadway.com at 5:44pm on December 7, 2013

"All Alone In The Moonlight": Betty Buckley begins Feinstein's holiday run in San Francisco. (Video) by Scott Kaufman

One of the great musical theatre actresses of our time, Tony winner Betty Buckley (Pippin, Cats, Drood, Sunset Blvd, Dear World) is beginning the holiday run of her show The Vixen Of Broadwa…

SOURCE: unsungbroadway.com at 4:18pm on December 5, 2013

VIDEO TRIVIA: The film version of 1965's 'The Sound Of Music' was renamed for foreign release, what was it changed to? by Scott Kaufman

The Sound of Music has been a mega-hit all over the world since it’s release in 1965; although not necessarily with that title. It was actually renamed for its release in certain forei…

SOURCE: unsungbroadway.com at 3:25pm on December 5, 2013

(VIDEO ARCHIVES) "There You Are!!" Looking back at 1986's Best Musical 'The Mystery of Edwin Drood' starring Betty Buckley. by Scott Kaufman

For the first time in a Broadway musical, the writer didn’t struggle to figure out an appropriate ending for the show; he simply let the audience figure it out for themselves! The musi…

SOURCE: unsungbroadway.com at 2:00pm on December 2, 2013

JRB's 'The Bridges Of Madison County' with Kelli O'Hara will open early on February 20th, 2014. (Video) by Scott Kaufman

Things must be going well over at the Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre! Rarely do we see a Bway musical move UP their opening date. But they must have solidified things after it’s highly succ…

SOURCE: unsungbroadway.com at 6:25pm on November 26, 2013

Wiggin' Out!! Wig Designer to the stars, Edward J. Wilson talks 'Big Fish', Dolly Parton, Carol Burnett and a crazy 'Pirate Queen'! by Scott Kaufman

Ed Wilson has been an important fixture on Broadway for years now, designing hair/wigs for some of Broadway’s most ‘Unsung’ musicals of the last several years including 9 t…

SOURCE: unsungbroadway.com at 2:09pm on November 26, 2013

VIDEO TRIVIA: Idina Menzel was serving as a replacement in a Bway musical while being considered for 'Wicked', what was it? by Scott Kaufman

It was the year 2000, and Menzel was just coming off her Tony Nominated turn as Maureen in Rent. Her next high profile job was in 2000, as a replacement in a big budget Broadway spectacular.…

SOURCE: unsungbroadway.com at 12:03pm on November 24, 2013

(Video Preview) "Here I Go": Bway Bound 'If/Then' starring Idina Menzel opens at National Theater in D.C. by Scott Kaufman

Idina Menzel has been giving her fans small morsels her new musical If/Then to enjoy over the last several months. And now the new musical, penned by composers Tom Kitt and Brian Yorkey (Nex…

SOURCE: unsungbroadway.com at 12:59am on November 24, 2013

(EXCLUSIVE VIDEO) "HILTY'S LAMENT": 'SMASH' STAR COMBATS ILLNESS AT SOLD-OUT L.A. EVENT. by Scott Kaufman

It was a packed sold-out (two show), one-night only event at Catalina Grill in Los Angeles, and Ms. Hilty’s “best friends” in the room were her husband (in the band), and b…

SOURCE: unsungbroadway.com at 12:30pm on November 23, 2013

"Don't Write A Letter" because original star Marti Webb will revisit Webber's 'Tell Me On A Sunday' in 2014. (VIDEO) by Scott Kaufman

It might be best known as the first act of Andrew Lloyd Webber and Don Black’s Song and Dance (which won Bernadette Peters a Tony Award in 1986). But Tell Me On A Sunday came fir…

SOURCE: unsungbroadway.com at 1:45pm on November 22, 2013

U.B.ON LOCATION: Stanford University beautifully presents Tesori's 'Violet' on moving bus!! (VIDEO) by Scott Kaufman

It was worth the trek to Stanford University in Palo Alto, California to see an extremely unique production of Jeanine Tesori’s Violet set on a moving bus, that ran November 14-17, 201…

SOURCE: unsungbroadway.com at 9:04pm on November 21, 2013

BIRTHDAY CAKE: Liza wishes sister Lorna Luft a Happy Birthday, sharing photos from childhood!! by Scott Kaufman

Liza Minnelli gave half-sister Lorna Luft some Birthday love on social media today, posting on her official Facebook page: “Happy Birthday to my beautiful sister Lorna Luft OfficialÂ�…

SOURCE: unsungbroadway.com at 7:53pm on November 21, 2013

BREAKING: The original 'Scottsboro Boys' to finally receive posthumous pardons from state of Alabama. (Video) by Scott Kaufman

USA Today first reported that Alabama has FINALLY decided grant posthumous pardons to the victims of the 1931 Scottsboro Boys case. The Scottsboro Boys musical on Broadway was the final coll…

SOURCE: unsungbroadway.com at 3:26pm on November 21, 2013

"Take Me Back to Manhattan": "The Merm" opens Cole Porter's 'Anything Goes' in 1934. (Video Scrapbook) by Scott Kaufman

With the many waves of “Reno Sweeneys” the U.S. and U.K. has experienced over the years (Patti, Elaine, Sutton, Caroline, Sally, Rita…the list goes on), it is easy to forge…

SOURCE: unsungbroadway.com at 1:34pm on November 21, 2013

"And Then I Don't Feel So Bad": Producer Neil Meron reveals extended 'The Sound of Music' promo. (Video) by Scott Kaufman

This morning, NBC’s The Sound of Music impresario Neil Meron tweeted an extended promo of the shows dress rehearsal process. Broadway favorites Audra McDonald, Laura Benanti, and Chris…

SOURCE: unsungbroadway.com at 10:06am on November 21, 2013

BEFORE SMASH: There was 'MARILYN: An American Fable' on Broadway in 1983. (Lost Video Footage!) by Scott Kaufman

Long before we had the fabulous Mark Shaiman and Scott Wittman (Hairspray, Catch Me If You Can) composer and lyricist of SMASH’s fictional Marilyn Monroe bio, Bombshell; there was the …

SOURCE: unsungbroadway.com at 1:10pm on November 20, 2013

BREAKING: Roundabout expected to oust 'The Real Thing' with Ewan MacGregor so it can house 'Violet' this season. by Scott Kaufman

They aren’t confirming it yet, but (heavy) word on the street suggests that The Roundabout Theatre Co. is clearing out The American Airlines Theater to make room for Sutton Foster in t…

SOURCE: unsungbroadway.com at 1:05pm on November 20, 2013

"You Should Be Loved": Re-imagined 'Side Show' will need more re-imagining before a Bway run. by Scott Kaufman

The sets are new, the stars are new, and a few new/cut songs have been added in. But critics are still making the many of the same points about Side Show as they did in 1997. Essentially, it…

SOURCE: unsungbroadway.com at 2:17am on November 20, 2013

'Bounce'? 'Wise Guys'? A look back at the Off-Bway run of Sondheim's 'Road Show' in 2008. (Video) by Scott Kaufman

Sondheim’s Road Show had many incarnations (and titles) before it arrived at The Public Theater on November 18, 2008. The musical premiered at the NY Theater Workshop from October thro…

SOURCE: unsungbroadway.com at 4:43pm on November 18, 2013

BREAKING NEWS: "Let It Sing!!" Sutton Foster will star in Broadway run of Tesori's 'Violet' this spring!! (Video) by Scott Kaufman

This is season could definitely use some musical revivals (if the Tonys rule it as one). As previously predicted by U.B., the success of Encores! summer concert staging of Violet has transla…

SOURCE: unsungbroadway.com at 3:33pm on November 18, 2013

VIDEO ARCHIVES: "Once, You Won't Remember…": Glenn Close opens 'Sunset Boulevard' at the height of 1994's dismal Broadway season. by Scott Kaufman

It was a truly desolate musical theater season on Broadway in 1994 when Andrew Lloyd-Webber pushed London’s Norma (Patti) aside in a sensational move to make room for Glenn Close’…

SOURCE: unsungbroadway.com at 9:58pm on November 17, 2013

The couldn't "Fight The Dragons." Broadway's 'Big Fish' will close next month. (Video) by Scott Kaufman

This is sad news for Broadway, as another beautiful new musical, Big Fish, bites the dust. Reviews were mostly good for this special show helmed by Broadway powerhouse Susan Stroman, who&…

SOURCE: unsungbroadway.com at 2:45am on November 11, 2013

VIDEO PREVIEW: First look at Royal Exchange's stark, modern day take on 'Sweeney Todd' in England. by Scott Kaufman

American audiences tend to like their 'Sweeney' served Victorian period, with a bit of edge (no pun intended). But the press photos for Royal Exchange Theatre's current production of Sweeney…

SOURCE: unsungbroadway.com at 1:45am on November 10, 2013

(Video Scrapbook) "Into The Fire!" The first incarnation of Wildhorn's troubled 'The Scarlet Pimpernel' opens in 1997. by Scott Kaufman

It was the little musical that just couldn’t. Seven months after the opening of his Jekyll & Hyde, Frank Wildhorn opens his second Broadway show The Scarlett Pimpernel on November …

SOURCE: unsungbroadway.com at 8:09pm on November 9, 2013
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