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…the broadcast. Rodgers, of course, could compose well in 2/4 time (“Stepsisters’ Lament” and “Impossible”) or “common time” (“In My Own Little Corner” and “A Lovely Night”). But there was…

…perhaps Sandor would have asked his constituents “What is Weill?” and heard in response “Woodbine.” And yes, it would have been Weill-as-in-While, and not Weill-as-in-Vile. True, Kurt’s last name was…

…to have it after she’d heard the show’s original cast album. Peter Filichia also writes a column each Friday at www.kritzerland.com.and www.mtishows.com. His books on musicals are available at Amazon.com….

…treatment” – (“Laugh It Up”). On Inauguration Day, the Hendersons say goodbye to the White House staff – Larry to his shadow, Charlie, and Leslie to hers, Pat, who is…

…Stine has two solos that show the score’s far-reaching range. “Double Talk” is sheer jazz, with Zippel’s deft words subbing for scatting. “Funny” is a genuine coming-of-age, coming-to-conclusions eleven o’clock…