100Showtunes
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. 35. “Wheels of a Dream”
It’s 1998, and you’re watching Ragtime a lavish and epic musical that takes the scale and scope of the 1980s British mega-musical and filter it through distinctly American voices and material. The expansive narrative focuses on three distin...
No. 34. “Days Like This”
It’s 1992, and you’re watching the musical Falsettos. It’s the Broadway premier of two off-Broadway musicals from the 80’s, now presented as a single piece. William Finn wrote its eccentric score and co-wrote the book with director James La...
No. 33. “I Am What I Am”
Fall 1983. You’re at La Cage Aux Folles, a new musical with a score by Jerry Herman—who wrote some of the biggest hits of the 1960s but hasn’t been so lucky lately—and a book by Harvey Fierstein. Fierstein made his Broadway debut a year pri...
No. 32. “If I Could’ve Been”
Late May, 1978. You’re one of the few people on this green earth to see a Broadway performance of Working, a new musical with a book and direction by Stephen Schwartz and a score divvied up by Schwartz and a diverse team of other composers ...
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