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Tag Archives: Jeanine Tesori
Disney’s New ALICE IN WONDERLAND Musical
So word on the street – first reported in an exclusive from Playbill – is that Disney has a new idea for their next big stage production: an adaptation of their most recent version of Alice in Wonderland. Linda Woolverton … Continue reading
NEWSFLASH: SHREK Coming to London
Shrek, the monsterous musical adaptation of the DreamWorks film franchise, with music by Jeanine Tesori and book and lyrics by David Lindsay-Abaire, has its sights set on London. This would be the next step in “montetizing” – the fancy term … Continue reading
Posted in David Lindsay-Abaire, Jeanine Tesori
Tagged David Lindsay-Abaire, Dreamworks, Jeanine Tesori, Musicals, Shrek, Sister Act
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Shrek: the Musical
Shrek the Musical: Shrek is a show that really doesn’t interest me. I guess its pleasant enough, but for me it’s one to file with the Mel Brooks musicals (OK, haha, we get it, ooh silly rude puns, put it … Continue reading
ET: an extra-terrestrial musical
Following the success of Shrek, Dreamworks has announced a musical adaptation of the classic Spielberg film ET: the Extra-Terrestrial. Playbill reports: “Looking back at the films we’ve made over the years, [i]ET[/i] seems a natural choice. It reached such a … Continue reading
Posted in Musicals
Tagged David Lindsay-Abaire, Dreamworks, ET, Jeanine Tesori, Julie Andrews, Shrek, Steven Spielberg
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Michael John LaChiusa and the “Faux Musical”
Opera News published a super article by Michael John Lachiusa about the state of musical theatre. Entitled “The Great Grey Way”, the article is essential reading for anyone interested in musicals and how they are developing in this new century. … Continue reading →