The Rodgers & Hammerstein Company Presents a Brief History of The Sound of Music
Before NBC's production of The Sound of Music aired live on Dec. 5, 2013, Rodgers & Hammerstein: An Imagem Company released this video primer covering the original Broadway production starring Mary Martin, the classic film starring Julie Andrews, the NBC production starring Carrie Underwood and all points in between. President and Executive Director Theodore S. Chapin narrates.
"On Stage Across America" Visits Salzburg to Uncover the History of The Sound of Music
In Sept. 2014, NY1's "On Stage Across America" visited Salzburg, Austria to take a look at the locations used in the classic 1965 film "The Sound of Music." Frank DiLella investigates the city's connection to the film and the stage production and takes a look at a current German language theatrical production, an extensive sightseeing tour that visits the film's locations and an ongoing marionette theatre production featuring the voices of Broadway performers Jonathan Groff and Christiane Noll.
The Von Trapp Children Unearth Memories From "The Sound of Music"
In June of 2012, three of the actors that played the Von Trapp children in the classic 1965 film — Heather Menzies (Louisa), Nicholas Hammond (Friedrich) and Kym Karath (Gretl) — stopped by the Playbill offices to talk about "The Sound of Music Family Scrapbook." Complied by the seven kids in the film, the book collects personal photos, letters, home movies and memories of life on set and after the film was released.
Highlights From The Sound of Music at Paper Mill Playhouse
With Ben Davis as Capt. von Trapp, Elena Shaddow as Maria, Chelsea Morgan Stock as Liesl, Suzanne Ishee as Mother Abbess and "American Idol" finalist Anthony Fedorov as young suitor Rolf, The Sound of Music played Paper Mill Playhouse in 2012. The Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein II classic was directed and choreographed by James Brennan.
Seth Rudetsky and Mystery Guest Perform "Sixteen Going on Seventeen" for Not Since High School Concert
In Aug. 2014, radio host, author, musician, actor and Playbill.com personality Seth Rudetsky presented Not Since High School a charitable concert at 42West that raised funds for the music program at MS 245, a New York City middle school. Guests including Sierra Boggess, Christine Ebersole, Keala Settle and Jose Llana performed tunes that were the highlights of their school days. In this promo for the show, a special mystery guest (you'll see why!) rehearsed his tune — "Sixteen Going on Seventeen."
The annual awards will be presented May 20 at the Skirball Center for the Performing Arts.
The evening at the Lucille Lortel Theatre will feature acoustic versions of tunes from Lozano's albums.
Da'Vine Joy Randolph and Halle Bailey are also in the cast, with Pharrell Williams producing.
Whitney White directs the Ife Olujobi world premiere for The Public Theater.
Robert Clater will direct the Tony-nominated musical at the outdoor regional theatre.
After a successful run in the iconic cow-shaped Udderbelly, the piece will play Underbelly’s largest venue at the Fringe, the grand McEwan Hall.
The new musical features a book by Beth Malone and Mary Ann Stratton, with music by Emily Saliers of the Indigo Girls.
The one-night-only event will feature seven short plays written by NYC students in 24 hours.
Lissette Feliciano is set to write and direct.
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