Peter Filichia, James Marino, and Michael Portantiere talk with Jennifer Simard and Kurt Peterson. Michael revisits The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time. Peter revisits Fun Home. Michael reviews Do I Hear a Waltz? at New York City Center.
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Peter Filichia | [email protected] | Facebook
PETER FILICHIA is a theater journalist and historian with a number of books, his most recent is, “The Great Parade”, available everywhere. His columns appear at MTI, Kritzerland, Masterworks Broadway, Broadway Select and many other places.
James Marino | [email protected] | Twitter | Facebook
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Michael Portantiere | [email protected] | Facebook
MICHAEL PORTANTIERE is a theater reviewer and essayist, whose work appears at TalkinBroadway, Everything Sondheim and BroadwayStars. He is also a theatrical photographer whose photos have appeared in The New York Times and other major publications. You can see his photography work at FollowSpotPhoto.com.
Matt Tamanini | Twitter
MATT TAMANINI is BroadwayWorld’s Senior TV and Film Critic and the host of the “Some Like it Pop” podcast, which is available on iTunes and Stitcher. You can connect with Matt on Twitter at @BWWMatt.
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Guest: Jennifer Simard (begins at 2:30)
Jennifer Simard as Bernadette Peters in GYPSY, from FORBIDDEN BROADWAY Photo by Carol Rosegg
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Tony nominee Jennifer Simard gets some love online
Guest: Kurt Petetson (begins at 16:40)
When Everything Was Possible – A Concert (with comments) (Sh-K-Boom)
http://www.wheneverythingwaspossible.com/ (Project website)
Follow Spot: Kurt Peterson and Victoria Mallory Remember When Everything Was Possible by Michael Portantiere
GHOSTLIGHT RECORDS
PRESENTS
“WHEN EVERYTHING WAS POSSIBLE”
A CONCERT ALBUM CELEBRATING BROADWAY’S GOLDEN AGE
STARRING
KURT PETERSON & VICTORIA MALLORY
ALBUM ONLINE AND IN STORES MAY 13
New York, NY (5/2/2016) – Ghostlight Records will release the concert recording of When Everything Was Possible, an exciting and poignant evening celebrating Broadway’s Golden Age starring Kurt Peterson and Victoria Mallory, on May 13. The beloved performers – who appeared in the original productions of the classic musicals Follies, A Little Night Music, Dear World and Sondheim: A Musical Tribute, among many others – reunited at New York’s City Center in 2012 and this live album memorializes that special evening, Victoria’s last New York stage appearance. When Everything Was Possible includes songs from shows they appeared in either separately or together between 1966 and 1974, in addition to two new compositions. To pre-order the album, please visit www.sh-k-boom.com/when-everything-was-possible.
When Everything Was Possible features selections from landmark works of musical theater, along with hilarious and personal memories from the stars themselves, to offer a walk down Broadway’s memory lane. The concert has new orchestrations by Jonathan Tunick, music direction by Michael Rafter, direction by Larry Moss, musical staging by Joshua Bergasse, historical projections by TelegraphicMedia, original songs by Kurt and composer Jesse Wiener, and an introduction by Ted Chapin, President of the Rodgers & Hammerstein Organization. The album is produced by James William Productions and Stephenie Skyllas.
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