Album of the Month: All American

Harbinger Records’ Songwriters Showcase Series continues with a live backers audition of the Broadway musical All American. Written by Broadway greats Charles Strouse and Lee Adams as their next show after the smash hit, Bye Bye Birdie, All…

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Saying Goodbye to Dolly

TMTP mourns the loss of Broadway legend, Carol Channing. The star of Hello, Dolly!, who also had memorable roles in Gentlemen Prefer Blondes and the 1967 film Thoroughly Modern Millie, was 97 years old.…

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Some Words About RENT

Jonathan Larson’s Rent was the Our Town of the 1990s. That’s right: Thornton Wilder’s 1938 Our Town, the ultimate family-values play, set in a fictional, white-bread New Hampshire village in the early years of the…

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Maxine and Me and Bill

Way back when (and you know how long ago that was!) the film The Cotton Club was in production. Bill Rudman and I knew for sure it was going to be a…

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The way you wear your hat…

Want a taste of what to expect from our January concert, The Gershwins in Hollywood? TMTP artistic director talks with Gershwin historian Deena Rosenberg on our radio program Footlight Parade. In this…

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A Rare Gershwin Event

Don’t miss our special screening of SHALL WE DANCE. This delightful 1937 comedy stars Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers. Among the well-known songs are “Slap that Bass,” “They Can’t Take that…

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TMTP’s October Surprise

75 Years Old, Oklahoma! is still a Beautiful Mornin’ Can it be true? Is Rodgers & Hammerstein’s first masterpiece, Oklahoma!, really approaching its 75th anniversary? The answer is Yes, and on October 14 and 15, TMTP…

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