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  • This Week on Broadway for September 19, 2010: Don't forget to dot the "i"
    If you would like to listen to the podcast, click on the arrow in the player below.Notes and links for the podcast. Panel:Peter FilichiaJames MarinoMatthew Murray Topics:Hearts Full of Blood (was Calls to Blood in Chicago) based on a true story! The Swearing Jar at Fringe Encores Fringe in its role of theater development Curtains in Philadelphia (@Walnut) American Academy of Dramatic Arts (AADA) -- Stage Door and The Great Magoo (song: It's Only a Paper Moon) Susan Kerner, director, is a favorite of Peter Vanessa Vache another favorite of Peter's Coney Island Phantom mistake from last week's podcast Promises, Promises, WSS Closing Priscilla coming in In the Heights with Jordin Sparks keeping it alive. VOWS: Vanessa Nadal and Lin Miranda Lin-Manuel Miranda Promises to Make 'Heads Explode' with Bring It On Musical(Yes, a cheerleader musical. If only there were a vampire in it.) Nicole Kidman in Sweet Bird of Youth coming in. (w/David Cromer) Michael Dale quote from FB. La Cage recording by PS Classics Punctuation tomorrow, lettering tonight. Explicit: Music:The opening music is "The Best of Times" from the new revival cast recording of La Cage aux Folles, and the exit music is "Color and Light" from the original cast recording of Sunday in the Park with George. Direct Link to MP3 File
    58 min
  • This Week on Broadway for September 11, 2010: Peter Goes to London
    If you would like to listen to the podcast, click on the arrow in the player below. Notes and links for the podcast. Panel: Peter Filichia James Marino Matthew Murray Topics: Peter went to London Phantom & Love Never Dies 5 hours in one day ALW sell theaters Productions in Australia and Toronto Intersection of other musicals within Love Never Dies? Side Show? Carousel? Sweet Charity on West End via Menier Darling of the Day Bedlam (play) Nell Leyshon first woman writer at Shakespeare's Globe in 400 years. Sandy Duncan in Circle Mirror Transformation George Street Playhouse Oct 5 Creating Claire @ George Street last year. Jack Lee Charlie Kakatsakis musical theater scene study class. Jersey Boys turns 2000 Explicit: No Music: Rainbow Tour from Evita Werewolves of London By Warren Zevon Direct Link to MP3 File
    1 hr 3 min
  • This Week on Broadway for September 5, 2010: Welcome to the Fall Season
    Notes and links for the podcast.Panel:James MarinoMatthew MurrayMichael PortantiereTopics:Love Never Dies looks like it is not coming in.No 'Love' lost on Broadway -- 'Phantom' sequel in for repairs amid feudTim RiceDavid ZippelJack O'Brien and Jerry Mitchell full employment project?Paradise Found - A Lost Cause? [Hal Prince]Sure to offend and succeed -- 'Book of Mormon' slays 'em in tryoutNick and NoraOut of town?SpidermanYoung FrankensteinThe Lord of the RingsProp 8 support by MormonsBroadway on Broadway: Sunday, September 12th at 11:30 a.m.Our Town @ Barrow StreetYank delay until next fall 2011A Sondheim-less season? Posted by: Xelawuu87It looks like the 2010-2011 Broadway Season will be the first in over a decade to not have a Sondheim show OPEN (I say "open" because, WSS and ALNM are still running, but are not part of the 10/11 season).Look:09/10 - Sondheim on Sondheim; Night Music08/09 - West Side Story07/08 - Gypsy, Sunday06/07 - Company05/06 - Sweeney04/05 - The Frogs, Pacific Overtures03/04 - Assassins02/03 - Gypsy01/02 - Into the Woods00/01 - FolliesIt Must Be Him by Simon SaltzmanAn experience that's like watching a third-rate community theater, only we don't have the pleasure of seeing a relative or neighbor on the stageYou can find This Week on BroadwayiTunesZuneStitcher App on iPhone and AndroidBroadwayWorldRadio Explicit: MaybeMusic:"Mountain Town" from South Park: Bigger, Longer and UncutDirect Link to MP3 File
    56 min
  • This Week on Broadway for August 29, 2010: Farewell to the Fringe Festival
    This Week on Broadway for August 29, 2010: Farewell to the Fringe Festival If you would like to listen to the podcast, click on the arrow in the player below. Notes and links for the podcast. Panel: Peter Filichia Matthew Murray Michael Portantiere Topics: Peter in Maine and New Hampshire Two for the Seesaw at the Deertrees Theatre Festival in Harrison, Maine Crossing Delancey at the Winnipesaukee Playhouse in Laconia, New Hampshire Off-Broadway Power Balladz at the Midtown Theater Wife to James Whelan at the Mint Theater Company New York International Fringe Festival Just in Time: The Judy Holliday Story Veritas The Timing of a Day Menny and Mila Music: "It's Not Where You Start": the original cast recording of Seesaw
    53 min
  • This Week on Broadway for August 15, 2010: All Fringe, All The Time
    If you would like to listen to the podcast, click on the arrow in the player below. Notes and links for the podcast. Panel:Peter FilichiaJames MarinoMatthew Murray Topics: The New York International Fringe Festival (FringeNYC) -- August 13th - 29th, 2010.The Hurricane Katrina Comedy FestivalAK-47 Sing-AlongThe Swearing Jar Picking Palin MADE IN TAIWAN Peter -- 1776 (All Female Cast) in Kansas City @ Music Heritage Theater http://www.musicaltheaterheritage.com/Reviews/1776-KCSTAR-PREVIEW.jpg Explicit: No Music:Rolling Stock from Starlight Express OBCA Train Platform In Yorkshire The House Upon The Hill from The Secret Garden OBCFinale from Chicago - The Musical (Revival) 1997 OBC Direct Link to MP3 File
    56 min
  • This Week on Broadway for August 8, 2010: Driving Mr. Kander
    We recorded on Sunday, Aug 8, but cannot release the podcast until Wednesday, Aug 11 at 8PM due to a review embargo. We will release it then. If you would like to listen to the podcast, click on the arrow in the player below. Notes and links for the podcast. Panel:Peter FilichiaJames MarinoMatthew MurrayMichael Portantiere Topics: Peter saw Curtains @ Music Theatre of Wichita (Kansas) Peter saw Sound of Music @ The Muny (St. Louis, MO) The Neil Patrick Harris directed version of RENT at The Hollywood Bowl had JumboTrons so that the audience far away could see the stage -- is this good or bad, and it is inevitable? Ravel @ Looking Glass Theatre (off-off) Emma Thompson on Audrey Hepburn in My Fair Lady This is Your Life Rumor: Robin Williams to replace Nathan Lane in The Addams Family Secrets of the Trade @ Primary Stages with John Glover Wolves @ 59e59 4Play (warning: loud annoying music will automatically play at this website!) Abraham Lincoln's Big Gay Dance Party Explicit: No Music: Direct Link to MP3 File
    1 hr
  • This Week on Broadway for August 1, 2010: Gleeful Musicals
    James MarinoMatthew MurrayMichael Portantiere(Peter is travelling and was not available for recording last week or this week.) Topics: A Little Night Music with Bernadette Peters and Elaine Stritch With Glee See Rock City & Other Destinations News: The Merchant of Venice moving to Broadway in October Old Shows, Stripped Down So They Shine by PATRICK HEALY
    55 min
  • This Week on Broadway for July 18, 2010: The Devil & Eve
    This Week on Broadway for July 18, 2010: The Devil & Eve by James Marino If you would like to listen to the podcast, click on the arrow in the player below. Notes and links for the podcast. Panel: Peter Filichia James Marino Matthew Murray Topics: Falling for Eve @ The York I'll Be Damned @ The Vineyard Theatre (rental, not produced by Vineyard) [Closes today] Harry Connick Concert Aspects of Love opens in London @ Menier Chocolate Factory With rumors of trouble in Phantom's Love Never Dies and the creative team (director Jack O'Brien and choreographer Jerry Mitchell) now focused on Catch Me If You Can, will this be an opportunity for Aspects to come to New York? Midtown International Theater Festival: 10 Reasons I Won't Go Home With You Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson Moves to Broadway Boneau/Bryan-Brown Resigns From Spider-Man Reflections of Capeman in 1997-98? Explicit: No Music: The opening and entrance music is "Here in Eden" from the original cast recording of The Apple Tree.
    59 min

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