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What Students Can Learn From WORKING

By Kathryn Harris on June 17, 2010
in Education and Arts Advocacy, Show/Author Spotlight | Tags: craig carnelia, International Thespian Festival 2010, james taylor, mary rodgers, micki grant, nina faso, Stephen Schwartz, susan birkenhead, Conferences, Festivals and Special Events, Show Spotlight
A job is more than how a person spends the day.  It's wrapped up in a person's identity - and dreams.  The musical WORKING perfectly illustrates just how important that connection is.  Adapted by Stephen Schwartz (PIPPIN, WICKED) and Nina Faso ...

Non-Profit Spotlight: Signature Theatre

By Kathryn Harris on May 26, 2010
in Show/Author Spotlight | Tags: Arthur Laurents, dana p. rowe, george furth, hugh wheeler, james lapine, john dempsey, john weidman, Stephen Sondheim, Show Spotlight
This is the fourth in our Non-Profit Spotlight Series. The first, on Lincoln Center Theater, can be found here; the second, on Playwrights Horizons, can be found here; and the third, on New York Theatre Workshop, the Public Theatre, and Second Stage ...

Non-Profit Spotlight: New York Theatre Workshop, The Public Theatre, & Second Stage Theatre

By Kathryn Harris on May 21, 2010
in Show/Author Spotlight | Tags: brian yorkey, Jeanine Tesori, john weidman, jonathan larson, road show, Stephen Sondheim, tom kitt, tony kushner, Show Spotlight
This is the third in our Non-Profit Spotlight Series. The first, on Lincoln Center Theater, can be found here, and the second, on Playwrights Horizons, can be found here. Three non-profit theatres have been responsible for a number of innovative ...

Non-Profit Spotlight: Playwrights Horizons

By Kathryn Harris on May 18, 2010
in Show/Author Spotlight, Announcements | Tags: brian crawley, james lapine, Jeanine Tesori, john weidman, Lynn Ahrens, stephen flaherty, Stephen Sondheim, General MTI News
This is the second in our Non-Profit Spotlight Series. The first, on Lincoln Center Theater, can be found here. For a lot of people, 42nd St has become synonymous with the glitz and glamour of classic Broadway, complete with big sets, big ...

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