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Donald | 100 ShowtunesThis project will use a series of playlists to guide you through 100 essential Broadway songs and their iconic musicals.
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No. 48. “This is the Moment”
Summer 1997. You’re seeing Jekyll & Hyde. A friend of yours, a self-proclaimed “Jekkie,” has been hyping up this show’s concept album for years and has traveled to see it several times during its prolonged pre-Broadway tour. So if nothing e...
No. 47. “I’m Still Here”
Spring 1971. You’re at Follies, Stephen Sondheim, Harold Prince, and Michael Bennett’s follow-up to Company. The opinions of both critics and acquaintances has been so mixed, you can’t imagine how they were all watching the same show. (Thou...
No. 46. “The Impossible Dream (The Quest)”
December, 1965. You’re closing out the year by catching THE MAN OF LA MANCHA. It’s playing at a venue that is considered “Broadway” even though it’s in the West Village, 35 blocks south of the next closest Broadway theater. You’re greeted b...
No. 45 “Don’t Rain on My Parade”
June 1964. You’ve finally scored a ticket to see Funny Girl, a new musical biography of Ziegfeld/early radio star Fanny Brice. Brice isn’t really a personality that means much to you, but the young actress playing her sure does. 22-year old...
No. 45. “Hello, Dolly!”
Winter 1964. You’re seeing the new smash hit musical Hello, Dolly!. The production skips the overture and opens immediately on a chorus on 1880s New Yorkers instructing the audience to call on the local matchmaker before Carol Channing reve...
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