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Category Archives: Writers
Broadway Legends: Peter Stone
Three-time Tony-winning librettist Peter Stone was born Feb. 27, 1930, in Beverly Hills. His parents were both screenwriters, and he loved movies, but he was even more enamored of theater. After graduating from University H.S., he attended Bard College, where he … Continue reading
Broadway Birthday: Robert Lopez
Happy Birthday to double EGOT writer Robert Lopez, born Feb. 23, 1975, in Manhattan. At age 6, he started piano lessons at Greenwich House Music School, before attending Hunter College H.S. He studied English at Yale University, where he wrote … Continue reading
Posted in People, Writers
Tagged Anna Kendrick, Avenue Q, Coco, Frozen, Idina Menzel, Jack Black, Jeff Marx, Kristen Anderson-Lopez, Neil Patrick Harris, Robert Lopez, Scrubs, The Book of Mormon
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Broadway Birthday: Tom Jones
Happy Birthday to Tony-nominated writer Tom Jones, born Feb. 17, 1928, in Littlefield, Texas. Jones attended UT Austin, where he met collaborator Harvey Schmidt in the Curtain Club revue Hipsy-Boo, directed by Word Baker. The club produced the first Jones and … Continue reading
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Tagged 110 in the Shade, Harold and Maude, Harvey Schmidt, I Do! I Do!, La Tempesta, Philemon, The Fantasticks, Tom Jones
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Broadway Birthdays: Henry Krieger
Happy Birthday to Grammy-winning composer Henry Krieger, born Feb. 9, 1945, in New York City. Growing up in Westchester Co., he attended Scarborough Day School. After a short college career, including studies at American University and Columbia University, he began … Continue reading
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Tagged Dreamgirls, Henry Krieger, Side Show, The Tape Dance Kid
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Broadway Birthday: Leslie Bricusse
Happy Birthday to multi-award-winning composer Leslie Bricusse, born Jan. 29, 1931, in London. He attended Cambridge, where he was president of the Footlights Revue Club, founded the Musical Comedy Club, and created his first two musicals, Out of the Blue … Continue reading
In Memoriam: Lee Breuer
The New York Times has reported that award-winning director and writer Lee Breuer died January 3 at his home in Brooklyn Heights. Born Feb. 6, 1937, in Philadelphia, he studied English at UCLA, where he began to write plays and … Continue reading
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Tagged Bob Telson, Camp, Lee Breuer, Morgan Freeman, Sister Suzie Cinema, The Gospel at Colonus
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Broadway Birthday: Justin Paul
Happy Birthday to award-winning writer Justin Paul, born Jan. 3, 1985, in St. Louis. He graduated with a bachelor’s in musical theater from University of Michigan, where he met his writing partner Benj Pasek. While at college, the duo wrote … Continue reading
Broadway Birthday: Walter Bobbie
Happy birthday to Tony-winning director Walter Bobbie, born Nov. 18, 1945, in Scranton, Pa. After studies at University of Scranton and Catholic University in D.C., he made his Off-Broadway debut as a standby performer in Dames at Sea (1969). Two … Continue reading
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Tagged Chicago, Guys and Dolls, Walter Bobbie, White Christmas
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