Veteran Broadway music director Pippin will go behind the scenes of Broadway’s biggest hits at Feinstein’s/54 Below.
Don Pippin
Don Pippin, the Tony Award-winning Broadway music director and conductor who worked on the original Broadway productions of Oliver!, Mame, Dear World, Mack & Mabel, La Cage aux Folles, A Chorus Line, Woman of the Year, and Applause, will recount highlights of his historic Broadway career in What I Did For Love: The Music & Memories of Don Pippin, October 30 at Feinstein’s/54 Below.
Tony winner Debbie Gravitte will join Pippin for the concert.
Pippin began his Broadway career in 1955, writing additional dance music for Ankles Away. He made his Broadway conducting debut with Irma La Douce in 1960, and went on to win the Tony Award in 1963 for Best Conductor and Musical Director.
Tickets, beginning at $40, can be purchased by clicking here.
Rare Photos From the Original Broadway Cast of A Chorus Line
Rare Photos From the Original Broadway Cast of A Chorus Line
A Chorus Line opened at the Shubert Theatre July 25, 1975.
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Members of the original cast at the recording session for the original cast album.
Barbara Walsh
Members of the original cast attend the 2001 Paper Mill Playhouse production.
Barbara Walsh
The conclusion of "I Hope It Get It," asking, "Am I my resume?"
Martha Swope
As the original "Bobbie," Thommie Walsh explains how he would break into people's houses, not to steal anything, but just to rearrange the furniture.
Barbara Walsh
Rehearsing "One."
Barbara Walsh
Kelly Bishop (center) in the scene where she first speaks to the director.
Barbara Walsh
Rehearsing
Barbara Walsh
Rehearsing
Barbara Walsh
Rehearsing the ballet combination in the opening scene.
Barbara Walsh
In costume for "One," male members of the original cast who got eliminated in the opening scene (and then functioned as swings and understudies). From left to right: John Mineo, Scott Allen, Michael Serrechia, Chuck Cissel and Brandt Edwards.
Chuck Cissel
