Charmain Carr (Liesel) sings "Sixteen Going On Seventeen" to Dan Truitt (Rolf) from the 1965 film version of THE SOUND OF MUSIC
I Haven't Got A Worry In The World
Anita Loos wrote Happy Birthday for her friend Helen Hayes, who was “fed up with hoop skirts and wigs” and wanted to do something contemporary. Hayes loved the script and brought it to Richard Rodgers, who was looking for something to produce. Rodgers brought on Oscar Hammerstein II and ...
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Martin Charnin on TWO BY TWO
Lyricist Martin Charnin talks about the history of TWO BY TWO, writing the show with Richard Rodgers and the recent production at the York Theatre Company in New York City, which Charnin directed.
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Jason Alexander discusses TWO BY TWO
Jason Alexander discusses his experiences working on TWO BY TWO at the York Theatre Company in NY, NY and at the Reprise Theater in Los Angeles, CA where helms as Artistic Director.
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Rodgers & Hammerstein's My Favorite Things Provides A New Sound to Victoria's Secret
We are proud to announce a new holiday campaign for Victoria’s Secret utilizing an updated version of “My Favorite Things” from Rodgers & Hammerstein’s THE SOUND OF MUSIC. The commercial aired on Tuesday, December 4th in conjunction with the Victoria’s Secret ...
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"It's Possible" from PS124
PS 124 from New York City's Chinatown performs "It's Possible" from G2K CINDERELLA in Times Square as part of iTheatrics' MUSICALS IN OUR SCHOOLS WEEK.
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