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A theatre here in Fort Worth will also be holding a regional premiere of JLP next season. 

https://www.instagram.com/circletheatre

The title number is this week's latest single drop from the original cast album.

Thank you for such a thorough and well-crafted response.

binau said: "God really feels like everything is being done on the cheap haha."

My feeling is that it's all being done to give the consumers what they want in the quickest way possible, even if that means going on the cheap, or a guitar player whose schedule didn't align, or not as much studio time, whatever the case may be, especially before the show closes. I'm sure they were lucky to get this out on the last "new music release day" before the closing. Plus, it wasn't given the same 7" vinyl treament that DCFMA had which means they probably were not anticipating this so early or at all... the only reason this song specifically blew up was because of TikTok and social media leaking footage from the show, so they're giving us an official thing.

This latest single was recorded in a studio and it appears this highlights album was recorded live during a performance, which probably takes longer to master and produce, which could be why we are getting only some tracks and not the whole thing because people want something sooner rather than later and the whole transfer is rumored to be up in the air. I agree with theatrejunkie007 that they may end up working on a completed album to release if the show decides or is able to transfer. Remember that huge gap of time we had between the Sunset album announcement and its actual release? It was announced in May 2024, and in August they announced their October release date. Reminded me of when we waited just as long, if not longer, for the Sunday album with Jake and Annaleigh. haha.

Sorry for my Friday spew of words and thoughts no one asked for! haha.

http://lnk.to/KOTSW-single

The title track from the KISS OF THE SPIDER WOMAN film soundtrack will be released next Friday!

https://www.facebook.com/reel/1478714000033815

I cannot wait to see Death Becomes Her's grosses as they go into a second fall season for them... the perfect show for that season right after what could have been a summer slump. Plus, if they announce any replacement casting any time soon, they'll get a significant bump of people trying to see any of the final performances if any of the leading ladies leave.

The Act One closer, “Miranda Girl”, is now available as a single. The full album will be released digitally on September 19.

https://music.apple.com/us/album/the-devil-wears-prada/1833502097

https://open.spotify.com/album/6WvV6UId407PeGSqIP10u7?si=aL_uijJET02w5UgfIWrJOw

https://music.devilwearspradamusical.com/

Act One (Tracks 1-10) 

Act Two (Tracks 11-18, 19-20 Bonus Tracks)

1. I Mean Business, including Prologue
2. House of Miranda
3. I Only Love You For Your Body
4. How to Survive at Runway
5. Girl for the Job
6. In or Out, Part One
7. Dress Your Way Up
8. In or Out, Part Two
9. The Devil Wears Prada
10. Miranda Girl
11. Bon Voyage
12. The Old You
13. City of Dreams
14. Who’s She
15. Seen
16. Your Twenties
17. Stay on Top
18. What’s Right for Me/Finale
19. I Mean Business (Elton John Demo) [Bonus Track]
20. The Devil Wears Prada (Elton John Demo) [Bonus Track]

https://playbill.com/job/alice-in-neverland-nyc-epa-09-08-25-09-11-25/bae552dc-9a00-48d1-a89e-1f23631c7b25

https://www.instagram.com/p/DN0vvxvxM2F/

Jordan Catalano said: "Two films I am certain could make great musicals are “Heart and Souls” and, while it would be more difficult, “Pleasantville” could be stunning."

Biased on Pleasantville and Just Like Heaven because Reese Witherspoon. Pleasantville with the design team of the pre-Covid London revival of City of Angels, please.

Just announced.

 mother is dead. Her daughters grieve in diametric opposition. A father is left to investigate his failure and future.
 
PRODIGAL DAUGHTERS, a new musical with book and concept by Tony Award nominee Elizabeth A. Davis (Once) and music and lyrics by Grammy & Dove Award Winner Lauren Daigle, will be performed at industry-only readings on Thursday, July 31 at The Sheen Center for Thought and Culture. PRODIGAL DAUGHTERS is directed by Jason Danieley (Curtains, Next to Normal).
 
PRODIGAL DAUGHTERS is an exuberant new musical exploring the ancient alchemy of loss, forgiveness & eventual renewal. The American South, so often portrayed in caricature, is fully-embodied in this sonic marriage of country, Cajun and pop. However, the soaring sounds & heartbeat of PRODIGAL DAUGHTERS are universal. For such a time as this, PRODIGAL DAUGHTERS arrives.
 
PRODIGAL DAUGHTERS readings will feature (in alphabetical order): David Abeles (Once), Dawn Cantwell (1776), Carolee Carmello (Mamma Mia!), Shadia Fairuz (On Your Feet), Mark Jacoby (A Beautiful Noise), Cassondra James (Once On This Island), Timothy H. Lee (KPOP), Megan Loomis(WICKED), Jacob Ramos (Newsies), Kristen Tarragó (On Your Feet), and Akron Watson (The Color Purple).

PRODIGAL DAUGHTERS features musical direction and vocal arrangements by Cynthia Meng (Dead Outlaw), Orchestrations by Mike Elizondo (Dr. Dre; Eminem) and Lloyd Kikoler (Little Black Book), and sound design by Marián Gómez Villota (Hello Girls).
 
PRODIGAL DAUGHTERS readings are stage managed by Melanie T. Morgan and Madison Lane, general managed Evan Bernardin and Ella Lieberman of Evan Bernardin Productions, and company managed by Rachel Roberson.

The show will be doing a workshop in London with David Cromer now attached as director. 

Broadway duo Josh Gad and Andrew Rannells have been tapped to lead a new comedy series at Hulu, Deadline reports. Loosely based on the 1992 film Stay Tuned starring John Ritter, the series follows the pair as they become stuck behind a TV screen and are "forced to navigate their way through TV’s most binge-worthy obsessions."

Tony Award winners Beth Leavel (The Drowsy Chaperone, The Prom) and Jessie Mueller (Beautiful, Waitress) will star in Classic Stage Company's one-night-only benefit concert performance of THE RINK, the 1984 musical featuring a book by Terrence McNally, music by John Kander, and lyrics by Fred Ebb. 

The performance will take place Monday, September 15 at 7 p.m. at CSC’s Lynn F. Angelson Theater.

The evening will be directed by Dave Solomon with music direction by Greg Jarrett, choreography by Shannon Lewis, music supervision by Sam Davis, and casting by Alaine Aldaffer, CSA and Lisa Donadio.

Originally produced on Broadway in 1984 starring Chita Rivera and Liza Minnelli, The Rink follows Italian-American widow Anna as she considers her future amid the crumbling remains of the roller rink she owns. The unexpected return of her estranged daughter Angel triggers an emotional confrontation and reflection on their shared past. With iconic songs including “Colored Lights” and “Chief Cook and Bottle Washer,” the musical explores themes of family, reconciliation, and moving forward.

Ticket prices range from $100 to $500, with underwriting packages starting at $1,000. 

They should work now.