All about Stephen Schwartz and his musicals Godspell, Pippin, Children of Eden, The Prince of Egypt, Wicked, etc.

The Official Website for composer and lyricist Stephen Schwartz.

I'm living in a world of darkness, At times, my living hell! I have no worth, my bubble burst! The picture of me, I CAN'T BE FREE! Copyright 2000 Frank McNulty The above statement is the spoken lead-in to a new song of mine dealing with substance abuse entitled I CAN'T BE FREE! A partial list of my writing credits are available for your review in ASCAP at www.ascap.com; click on Ace on the Web, ...

Frumi Cohen writes musicals for all ages that present the themes of heroism, courage, and friendship in original, entertaining, thought-provoking, and often humorous ways. Always contemporary, always engaging.

New Reviews A Bright Gem O. Henry's glorious gifts 'O. Henry Christmas' reminds us what the season is all about Get the O.Henry CD online: Footlight.com Amazon.com TowerRecords.com Welcome to peterekstrom.com March, 2000: KISS ME QUICK BEFORE THE LAVA REACHES THE VILLAGE, Mr. Ekstrom's wacky musical (co-written with Steve Hayes) at The Village Theatre in Issaquah, WA for a nine week run. This ...

Conductor, pianist, composer, arranger, record producer, and Yamaha artist John McDaniel is have a very good year. In addition to serving as the musical director of the Rosie O'Donnell Show, on which he plays a Yamaha C7 conservatory grand piano, McDaniel recently won a GRAMMY Award for Best Musical Show Album for the revival of Annie Get Your Gun, starring Bernadette Peters.

Home Privacy Policy George M. Cohan George M. Cohan (1878-1942) was born in Providence, Rhode Island. As a child, he preformed with his parents and sister in a popular vaudeville act called The Four Cohans. Cohan began to write songs and vaudeville sketches as a teen-ager. He became a leading figure in the American theater during the early 1900's. Cohan wrote more than 40 plays and musicals, ...

An account of the early development of American musical comedy, specifically the contributions of George M. Cohan.