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*SEPTEMBER CHARITIES*
black theatre united
league of women voters of the U.S.
music + lyrics by
PAUL SCOTT
GOODMAN
book, additional lyrics,
+ based on the film by
PAMELA GRAY
music supervision by
GREG ANTHONY RASSEN
(bandstand, an american in paris)
directed by
SHERYL KALLER
(mother and sons, next fall)
BASED ON THE BELOVED FILM
THAT TRANSPORTS AUDIENCES TO THE
SUMMER OF 1969
A Walk on the Moon had a developmental workshop presented by New York Stage and Film’s Powerhouse Theater at Vassar, received its world premiere at San Francisco’s American Conservatory Theatre (A.C.T.), and was scheduled to be produced at George Street Playhouse earlier this year, but has been rescheduled to next season due to the pandemic.
Based on the beloved film by Pamela Gray, A Walk On The Moon has music and lyrics by Paul Scott Goodman (Bright Lights, Big City, Rooms: A Rock Romance) and book and additional lyrics by Pamela Gray. A Walk on the Moon is a heart-stirring new musical that transports audiences to the summer of 1969. Man is about to take his first steps on the moon. Pearl Kantrowitz, a dutiful housewife, is spending another season with her husband and family in the Catskills just miles from Woodstock. Sensing the change in the air and longing to take a giant leap of her own, Pearl begins a love affair with a free-spirited traveling salesman. But when this whirlwind romance pulls her away from the life she’s always known, Pearl must decide if she’s truly ready to leave her world behind.
* FEATURING PERFORMANCES by *
JACKIE BURNS
(wicked, if/then)
CAIRO
WE LIVE IN
book / music / lyrics by
DANIEL LAZOUR
PATRICK LAZOUR
THE LAZOURS
INSPIRED BY THE YOUNG
EGYPTIANS
WHO TOOK TO THE STREETS IN THE
2011 EGYPTIAN REVOLUTION
Inspired by the young Egyptians who took to the streets in 2011 to overthrow President Hosni Mubarak, We Live In Cairo is a new musical with book, music and lyrics by brothers Daniel Lazour and Patrick Lazour. We Live In Cairo follows six revolutionary students armed with laptops and cameras, guitars and spray cans as they come of age in contemporary Cairo. Winner of the Richard Rodgers Award for Musical Theater, We Live In Cairo moves from the jubilation of Tahrir Square through the tumultuous years that followed. As escalating division and violence lead to a military crackdown, the revolutionaries of Tahrir must confront the question of how—or even whether—to keep their dreams of change alive.
We Live in Cairo was developed at the O’Neill National Music Theater Conference and at New York Theatre Workshop under the 2016 Richard Rodgers Award, and it premiered at the American Repertory Theatre in May 2019 directed by Taibi Magar.
* FEATURING LIVE PERFORMANCES by *
THE LAZOURS
COMMUNITY
INNOVATION
EXPLORATION
EVOLUTION
ARTS WORKERS
COLLABORATION