Articles about The Sound of Music
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The new single, which riffs on "My Favorite Things," dropped January 18.
If you see a stage production of The Sound of Music, here are some words you won't hear: Nazi. Hitler. Here are some words you will hear in the stage version: Gauleiter. Anschluss. Third …
The principal at the elite "Fame" school, Lisa Mars, ordered Nazi flags and symbols removed from the stage set of the beloved tale of the Von Trapp family, who fled the Nazis from their nati…
The production opened November 16, 1959, at the Lunt-Fontanne Theatre.
The Oscar nominees for Best Sound Mixing are decided strictly by the sound branch of the motion picture academy, but the winners are chosen by the academy membership at large, which is why v…
Ted Chapin, President and Chief Creative Officer of Rodgers & Hammerstein, discusses what makes The Sound of Music the quintessential R&H musical, the differences between the m…
The Great Performances series also features documentaries about Latin History for Morons and Harold Prince.
Airing November 9 as part of PBS' Great Performances series, the live broadcast of the beloved Rodgers and Hammerstein classic stars Kara Tointon, Julian Ovenden, and Maria Friedman.
According to NewsOK, actors from the new national touring production of The Sound of Music will make a special stop in Oklahoma City Thursday morning to perform songs from the musical Oklaho…
This November, Rodgers amp Hammerstein's beloved family classic comes to rich musical life once again with THE SOUND OF MUSIC LIVE, an ambitious, live-broadcast production from BAFTA-nominat…
Julie Andrews started singing at a very young age. So young in fact, that at age 13, she became the youngest performer ever to give a Royal Command Performance for then British monarch King …
Great Performances presents more of the Great White Way's brightest stars with a new Broadway's Best lineup premiering Fridays, November 2-23 at 9 p.m. on PBS check local listings. Returning…
The Great Performances series will also feature documentaries about John Leguizamo’s Latin History for Morons and Tony winner Harold Prince.
Prolific actor Reno Roop died on August 31 at his home in New York. He was 80. The cause of death was Parkinson's disease and Lewy body dementia.
Roop's theatrical career spanned th…
The Rodgers and Hammerstein classic will be screened by Fathom Events September 9 and 12.
As part of Hollywood Bowl's Special Concerts, the hills of LA come alive again with a special night of singing with friends, old and new on September 22. Get ready to sway to the tunes of th…
