Musical Theatre Radio presents "Be Our Guest"
A mystery guest or guests joins Jean-Paul Yovanoff to share their love of musical theatre. Some one famous or just a lover of showtunes, you never know who's going to be on the air each week.Produced in conjunction with the internet radio station www.musicaltheatreradio.com
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New Album Update with Laurence O'Keefe (Bat Boy - New York City Center Cast Recording) (opens the original)
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GHOSTLIGHT RECORDS and YELLOW SOUND LABEL have announced that the NEW YORK CITY CENTER Gala production of Bat Boy: The Musical (New York City Center Cast Recording) is available in digital and streaming formats today, Friday, August 28 . A CD edition will be released later this year. Bat Boy features a pulsing pop-rock score by Tony Award nominee Laurence O’Keefe and book by Keythe Farley and Brian Flemming . This new album shines fresh light on a beloved score with several brand-new songs and r
New Album Update with Miu Sato (To Let Me Be Me) (opens the original)
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To Let Me Be Me explores identity, cultural perception, and the complexities of living between cultures, while showcasing Sato’s multifaceted talents as a songwriter, arranger, orchestrator, producer, mixer, and pianist. Born and raised primarily in Singapore, with time spent in Taiwan, Hong Kong, and New York, Sato draws on her multicultural upbringing to explore belonging, acceptance, and the desire to be understood. Miu Sato is a New York-based Japanese composer, songwriter, producer, and orc
Discover A New Musical with Brian Belding (White Rose) (opens the original)
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Based on the true story of young people bravely standing up to injustice, White Rose: The Musical is a powerful new musical that follows the inspiring story of a courageous group of university students who stood up to Hitler. Set against the backdrop of Nazi Germany, the musical follows Sophie and Hans Scholl and a group of young activists as they create and distribute leaflets challenging Hitler’s propaganda. Through its dynamic and hopeful portrayal, the musical vividly captures the unwavering
Be Our Guest with Matt Rodin (opens the original)
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I grew up in Northbrook, Illinois, staging living room shows from the time I was 5. The first time I saw the VHS of Mary Martin’s Peter Pan, I was hooked. As a boy, I played Harold Hill, Nathan Detroit, and Tevye—the last of those while missing my two front teeth. I skated for the Northbrook Bluehawks until I was fifteen. Every summer from ten to twenty-two I was at Camp Timberlane, learning guitar, learning to waterski, and losing my voice screaming through all-camp competitions. I trained at T
Discover A New Musical with Al Hammerman (36q The Musical) (opens the original)
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To save his job, a cocky modern-day Cupid must go undercover to prove that true and lasting love cannot be reduced to an algorithm — only to discover that love itself may need saving too. Website
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