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Tag Archives: broadway
David Byrne’s American Utopia (2020)
Director: Spike Lee Writer: David Byrne Loved it on Broadway and now it is on HBO! One of my favorite things of 2020.
Posted in Documentary, Musical
Tagged 2020, adaptation, american utopia, art, artist, band, bicycle, bike, brain, broadway, concert, david byrne, David Byrne's American Utopia, documentary, music, musical, musician, new york, new york city, nyc, spike lee, talking heads
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Howard (2020)
Director: Don Hahn Writer: Don Hahn
Posted in Documentary, Musical
Tagged aids, aladdin, alan menken, angela lansbury, beaty and the beast, behind the scenes, broadway, disney, documentary, don hahn, gay, glen keane, hiv, homosexual, homosexuality, howard, howard ashman, jeffrey katzenberg, jerry orbach, jodi benson, jonathan polenz, little shop of horrors, lori korngiebel, marvin hamlisch, music, musical, new york, new york city, nyc, rob mikoff, songwriter, the little mermaid, theater, theatre, walt disney, writer
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Hamilton (2020)
Director: Thomas Kail Writer: Lin-Manuel Miranda (Based on the book “Alexander Hamilton” by Ron Chernow)
Posted in Drama, Musical
Tagged 2020, aaron burr, adaptation, affair, alexander hamilton, anthony ramos, biography, broadway, christopher jackson, daveed diggs, duel, founding fathers, george washington, government, hamilton, hip hop, james madison, jasmine che-has jones, jeffrey seller, jonathan groff, king george, leslie odom jr., lin-manuel miranda, marquis de lafayette, money, murder, music, musical, okieriete onaodowan, Phillipa soo, rap, renee elisa goldsberry, revolutionary war, richard rodgers theater, ron chernow, secretary of the treasury, theater, theatre, thomas jefferson, thomas kail, war
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A Chorus Line (1985)
Director: Richard Attenborough Writer: Arnold Schulman (Based on the musical “A Chorus Line” by Michael Bennett. Book by James Kirkwood Jr. & Nicholas Dante)
Posted in Drama, Musical
Tagged 1985, a chorus line, adaptation, alyson reed, arnold schuman, audition, broadway, choreographer, choreography, chorus, cy feuer, dance, dancer, dancing, director, drama, ernest h. martin, james kirkwood jr., michael bennett, michael douglas, music, musical, nicholas dante, richard attenborough, stage, terrence mann, theater, theatre
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Oklahoma! (1955)
Director: Fred Zinnemann Writers: Sonya Levien and William Ludwig (Based on the musical by Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein II)
Posted in Comedy, Drama, Musical, Romance, Western
Tagged 1955, adaptation, broadway, charlotte greenwood, comedy, cowboy, drama, eddie albert, farm, farmer, fred zinnemann, gene nelson, gloria grahame, gordon macrae, james whitmore, musical, oklahoma, oscar hammerstein II, ranch, richard rodgers, rod steiger, rodgers and hammerstein's, romance, shirley jones, sonya levien, traveling salesman, Western, william ludwig
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Cats (2019)
Director: Tom Hooper Writers: Lee Hall and Tom Hooper (Based on the musical by Andrew Lloyd Webber) (Based on the poetry collection “Old Possum’s Books of Practical Cats” by T.S. Eliot)
Posted in Comedy, Drama, Musical
Tagged 2019, adaptation, andrew lloyd webber, broadway, cat, cats, comedy, dance, dancing, drama, francesca hayward, heaviside layer, ian mckellen, idris elba, james corden, jason derulo, jellicles, jennifer hudson, judi dench, laurie davidson, lee hall, mette towley, milk, music, musical, old possum's books of practical cats, ray winstone, rebel wilson, robbie fairchild, singing, song, steven spielberg, streets, t.s eliot, taylor swift, tom hooper
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Marriage Story (2019)
Director: Noah Baumbach Writer: Noah Baumbach
Posted in Comedy, Drama
Tagged 2019, actor, actress, adam driver, alan alda, broadway, california, couple, director, divorce, family, husband, julie hagerty, laura dern, lawyer, los angeles, marriage, marriage story, married, martha kelly, matthew maher, merritt wever, netflix, new york, new york city, noah baumbach, nyc, play, randy newman, ray liotta, robert smigel, Scarlett Johansson, show, son, television, theater, wallace shawn, wife
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All That Jazz (1979)
Director: Bob Fosse Writers: Robert Alan Aurthur and Bob Fosse
Posted in Drama, Musical
Tagged 1979, alcohol, alcoholism, all that jazz, bob fosse, broadway, choreographer, dance, dancer, director, drama, drugs, jessica lange, john lithgow, leland palmer, music, musical, new york city, robert alan arthur, roy scheider, sex, wallace shawn
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Best Worst Thing That Ever Could Have Happened… (2016)
Director: Lonny Price Writers: Kitt Lavoie & Lonny Price & Ted Schillinger
Posted in Documentary, Musical
Tagged 1981, 2016, alvin theatre, best worst thing that ever could have happened, broadway, documentary, harold prince, jason alexander, kitt lavoie, lonny price, merrily we roll along, music, musical, scott rudin, stephen sondheim, ted schillinger, theater, theatre
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