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There is indeed a unreleased studio soundtrack. I've got the entire thing on my YouTube page, ripped from limewire back in the day. Some songs have entirely different arrangements to the finished film. Much more 90s pop feel to it. On my YouTube channel I have mediafire links for each song in the description box. Although an official release someday would be great.

North Shore Music Theatre, that's all I've got to say. Top of the line, in the round productions since the 1990s.

Received my box set today. My copy is missing several items. I've emailed customer service. Has anyone else had this happen?

Sorry to bring up a dead thread. Anyone by chance have a PDF of the score? Not available for purchase outside of producing the show itself from what I can see. Please and thank you.

A Wildhorn/Linda Eder catalogue musical surrounding the whereabouts of the song "Vienna" set to the plot of A Little Night Music. Have made a plot outline, listen to my "cast recording" often.

There is the 2015 San Francisco Opera production on DVD, not live on stage but a fantastic version preserved on film. Has had a few other short sit down "revivals" since. I was lucky enough to see it in Dallas, TX a few years ago, a great treat!

Bump as its happening in less than a week.

Ok, since I'm an idiot I first read thinking it said, "Emma Rossum." Now that could be interesting.

That may be, but its not to say that aspect isn't there. Its always been there. Books like To Kill A Mockingbird wouldn't be a thing otherwise. In regards to this particular show, I don't mind. Cast whoever you want, the puppet will outshine them anyway.

"we are def color blind casting..which means not white people." After the whole Sierra Boggess thing, I whole heartedly agree.Since when is King Kong not about race? Read some on film analysis, its always been about race. A white woman and an "other."Karen Grigsby Bates talking about King Kong and race, "a big, black ape who falls in love with a willowy white woman. The unspoken fear about black-white sexual relations has been remarked on by film historians and cultural critics ever since. Th...

Missed opportunity. She would have sung the score beautifully. Reminds me of Prince of Egypt a couple years ago. A FREE one night only concert reading to let the show be heard. Canceled days later because the cast was "too white." Just let talented people sing the score. Its a concert.

Noises Off. Can't beat that cast. Long Day's Journey Into Night. Once again, can't beat the catst.

I too would prefer the studio recording release.

Guys, calm your tits. This is no different than uploading a cover sing on YouTube. Sounds fun!!

A very delightful, old fashioned musical set during WWII. A love story between two soldiers, romantic ballads, tap dancing and dream ballets included. Watch it, enjoy it.

I sent a link in a pm

https://youtu.be/JqVhLjK4ymQhttp://phfilms.com/films/elaine-stritch-at-liberty/Where can this be found? This was my first introduction to this marvelous performance and found the backstage bits very interesting. It was on HBO on demand for about two months. I'd love to see it again but can't seem to find anything but the full stage show.

Sylvia Llewelyn Davies has just gotten home from a dinner party with her mother and children housed by J.M. Barrie. At the party Barrie teaches the kids about imagination and such "We Own the Night" in the show, the boys get rowdy on the way home. Sylvia and her mother get in an argument about her budding relationship with Barrie and the effect he might be having on her chances to get remarried as well as her children. It also hints at her impending illness, her mother telling her that she ne...

Two original ideas, great movies. Little Manhattan, music by Jason Robert Brown or Michael John LaChiusa. On another note I always thought the play, Miss Julie, would make a great musical.

Melissa Errico in the off-Broadway revival of Passion.