When Sammy Jungwirth, a 17-year-old theatre prodigy from Baltimore, discovered a musical called “Beautiful and Damned” originally produced in London’s West End, he decided to acquire the rights and bring the show, now called “Zelda,” to the stage in Maryland. The 2004 show’s music and lyrics are by Les Reed and Roger Cook and the book is by Kit Hesketh Harvey, with additional material by Laurence Myers and Sammy Jungwirth. The original direction and choreography are by Craig Revel Horwood.
He is now bringing the Stage Concert to 54 Below on August 22 at 9:30pm. Anyone that can come and support this young man, please do. A link to a recent interview and review:
John936 said: "When Sammy Jungwirth, a 17-year-old theatre prodigy from Baltimore, discovered a musical called “Beautiful and Damned” originally produced in London’s West End, he decided to acquire the rights and bring the show, now called “Zelda,” to the stage in Maryland. The 2004 show’s music and lyrics are by Les Reed and Roger Cook and the book is by Kit Hesketh Harvey, with additional material by Laurence Myers and Sammy Jungwirth. The original direction and choreography are by Craig Revel Horwood.
He is now bringing the Stage Concert to 54 Below on August 22 at 9:30pm. Anyone that can come and support this young man, please do. A link to a recent interview and review:
KevinKlawitter said: "Had to click the link before I could answer the question "Video Game or Fitzgerald?""
Yeah my mind immediately went to The Legend of Zelda too lol.
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John936 said: "When Sammy Jungwirth, a 17-year-old theatre prodigy from Baltimore, discovered a musical called “Beautiful and Damned” originally produced in London’s West End, he decided to acquire the rights and bring the show, now called “Zelda,” to the stage in Maryland. The 2004 show’s music and lyrics are by Les Reed and Roger Cook and the book is by Kit Hesketh Harvey, with additional material by Laurence Myers and Sammy Jungwirth. The original direction and choreography are by Craig Revel Horwood.
He is now bringing the Stage Concert to 54 Below on August 22 at 9:30pm. Anyone that can come and support this young man, please do. A link to a recent interview and review:
My mind didn't go to Legend of Zelda, but for a moment I did hope this was the Frank Wildhorn musical from years ago, which at least looked intriguing (https://vimeo.com/36565979/7b34f95297). But good luck to them with this show regardless.