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3 days ago · Words & Music: Stephen Sondheim. Book: David Ives, inspired by the films of Luis Buñuel.. Premise: American billionaire Leo Brink and his socialite wife Marianne attempt to dine with their friends – Paul Zimmer and his wife Claudia Bursik-Zimmer, Marianne's sister Fritz, and the ambassador of the (fictional) country of Miranda, Raffael Santelli Di Santicci – only to be frustratingly ...
1 day ago · The much-lauded gender-switched production of Company directed by Marianne Elliott - which started life in London's West End - re-opened on Broadway after the COVID shutdown, and the Spanish premiere of Company was staged in Malaga with Antonio Banderas.
5 days ago · Other releases include the final original Sondheim cast album, Here We Are; My Favorite Things: The Rodgers & Hammerstein 80 th Anniversary Concert (Live from Theatre Royal Drury Lane); Shaina Taub’s As You Like It (Original Public Works Cast Recording); Tom Kitt & Brian Yorkey’s The Visitor, starring David Hyde Pierce; Antonio Banderas and Teatro del Soho CaixaBank’s Spanish cast albums ...
2 days ago · The Stephen Sondheim Society is a charitable trust that promotes the public knowledge and appreciation of the works of Stephen Sondheim.
2 days ago · The triumph of Stephen Sondheim’s Merrily We Roll Along in last weekend’s Tony awards is the latest milestone on a long and winding road of theatre history. The original Broadway production in 1981 had more than 40 previews, as its very young company struggled to get it right, but closed after just 16 performances.
3 days ago · Documentary filmmaker D. A. Pennebaker captured the making of the original cast recording shortly after the show opened on Broadway in his 1970 film Original Cast Album: Company. Stritch, Sondheim, and producer Thomas Z. Shepard are featured prominently.
2 days ago · Stephen Sondheim’s personal memorabilia, furnishings and puzzles have sold for more than $1.5 million in a New York auction.. Items belonging to the lyricist and composer, who died aged 91 in ...
