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Berlin To Broadway With Kurt Weill

Musician/Composer(s):
Kurt  Weill

Lyricist(s):
Alan Jay Lerner
Arnold  Weinstein
Bertolt  Brecht
George  Tabori
Ira  Gershwin
Jacques  Deval
Langston  Hughes
Marc  Blitzstein
Maxwell  Andersen
Michael  Feingold
Ogden  Nash
Paul  Green

The life and times of one of the most extraordinary artists of the twentieth century is the subject of this remarkable musical voyage through the career of composer Kurt Weill.

Weill’s greatest theatre works are presented in a fluid blend of song and story spanning twenty eventful years, from Von Hindenburg and Hitler in Germany, where Weill became an outstanding theatre composer by the time he was thirty, to Roosevelt and Truman in the U.S. where he became a renowned citizen of his adopted country and a master of the Broadway musical. Along the way, he created some of the most popular and daring musical theatre pieces of his day, collaborating with a dazzling array of literary giants, including Bertolt Brecht, Langston Hughes, Maxwell Andersen, Alan Jay Lerner and Ira Gershwin, and blurring the boundary between “serious” and “popular” music.

This thrilling evening features songs from “Happy End,” “Lady In The Dark,” “One Touch Of Venus,” “Street Scene,” “Lost In The Stars” and more, not to mention Weill’s masterpiece, “The Threepenny Opera.”

Play Details:
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Time Period(s): Not Available
Play Type: Musical
Runtime: Not Available
Acts: 2
Set Complexity: Not Available
Set Information: Not Available
Year First Published: Not Available
Total Characters: 5
Male Characters: 3
Female Characters: 2
Androgynous Characters:0
Minimum Cast: Not Available
Maximum Cast: Not Available
Cost: Not Available
Publisher: Music Theatre International
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ISBN: Not Available

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