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Side By Side By Sondheim
30th Anniversary Concert

Presented on May 21, 2006 at the Novello Theatre, London
Produced by Richard Morris & Doug Pinchin of Richard Douglas Productions
Directed by David Kernan
Assiciate Director: Bill Deamer
Sound Designer: Gareth Owen for Orbital
Lighting Designer: Mark Nimmin
Production Designer: Richard Morris
Musical Directors / Pianists: Mark V. Dorrell and Michael Haslam

Cast

Starring Millicent Martin, Julia McKenzie, and David Kernan

With Guests: Edward Baker-Duly, Janie Dee, Judi Dench, Ann Emery, Daniel Evans, Louise Gold, Simon Green, Alison Jiear, Cleo Laine, Maureen Lipman, Rebecca Lock, Eliza Lumley, Robert Meadmore, Steven Pacey, Liz Robertson, Joan Savage, Gay Soper, Julia Sutton, and Sally Ann Triplett

Narrators: Christopher Biggins, Janie Dee, Derek Fowlds, Maureen Lipman, Trevor McDonald, Julia McKenzie, Sheridan Morely, Nicholas Parsons, and Ned Sherrin

Also including Lucy Garrioch, Shinead Byrne, Rachael Archer, Darren Paisley, John Jo Flynn, and Matthew McKenna of The Arts Educational Schools

Uncredited Appearances by Adrian Lester, Cameron Mackintosh, and Stephen Sondheim

Musical Numbers

Act One

  • Comedy Tonight - Julia McKenzie, Millicent Martin and David Kernan [from A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum]
  • If Momma Was Married - Millicent Martin and Julia McKenzie [from Gypsy]
  • You Must Meet My Wife - Steven Pacey and Janie Dee [from A Little Night Music]
  • The Little Things You Do Together - Robert Meadmore and Louise Gold [from Company]
  • Getting Married Today - Rebecca Lock with Eliza Lumley and Edward Baker-Duly [from Company]
  • I Remember - David Kernan [from Evening Primrose]
  • Can That Boy Foxtrot - Maureen Lipman and Louise Gold [cut from Follies]
  • Another Hundred People - Alison Jiear [from Company]
  • Barcelona - Julia McKenzie and David Kernan [from Company]
  • Marry Me a Little - Robert Meadmore [cut from Company]
  • Being Alive - Adrian Lester [from Company]
  • I Never Do Anything Twice - Millicent Martin [from The Seven-Per-Cent Solution]
  • Beautiful Girls - Edward Baker-Duly [from Follies]
  • Ah, Paris - Ann Emery [from Follies]
  • Buddy's Blues - Simon Green and Gay Soper [from Follies]
  • Broadway Baby - Joan Savage [from Follies]
  • You Could Drive a Person Crazy - Eliza Lumley, Liz Robertson, and Julia Sutton [from Company]

Act Two

  • Everybody Says Don't - Lucy Garrioch, Shinead Byrne, Rachael Archer, Darren Paisley, John Jo Flynn, and Matthew McKenna [from Anyone Can Whistle]
  • Anyone Can Whistle - David Kernan [from Anyone Can Whistle]
  • Send in the Clowns - Judi Dench [from A Little Night Music]
  • We're Gonna Be Alright - Liz Robertson, Steven Pacey, Julia Sutton, and Simon Green [from Do I Hear A Waltz?]
  • A Boy Like That / I Have a Love - Louise Gold and Rebecca Lock [from West Side Story]
  • The Boy From - Millicent Martin [from The Mad Show]
  • There Won't Be Trumpets - Sally Ann Triplett [cut from Anyone Can Whistle]
  • Pretty Lady - Daniel Evans, Edward Baker-Duly, and Simon Green [from Pacific Overtures]
  • You Gotta Get a Gimmick - Julia McKenzie, Millicent Martin and David Kernan [from Gypsy]
  • Could I Leave You - Liz Robertson [from Follies]
  • Losing My Mind - Julia McKenzie [from Follies]
  • I'm Still Here - Cleo Laine with John Dankworth (saxophone) [from Follies]
  • Side By Side By Side - Company [from Company]
  • Link to the original production of Side By Side By Sondheim

Follies in Concert
2007 London Benefit Concert

Performed February 4, 2007 at the London Palladium, London
Produced by Richard Douglas
Director/Choreographer: Bill Deamer
Lighting Design by Mark Nimmin
Sound Design by Gareth Owen
Musical Director: Richard Balcombe

Cast

Phyllis Rogers Stone - Liz Robertson
Sally Durant Plummer - Maria Friedman
Benjamin Stone - Philip Quast
Buddy Plummer - Tim Flavin
Carlotta Campion - Kim Criswell
Stella Deems - Meg Johnson
Young Phyllis - Summer Strallen
Young Ben - Adam-Jon Florentino
Young Sally - Rachel Barrell
Young Buddy - Neil McDermott
Emily Whitman - Wendi Peters
Theodore Whitman - Richard Calkin
Solange Lafitte - Liliane Montevecchi
Hattie Walker - Imelda Staunton
Heidi Schiller - Josephine Barstow
Young Heidi - Charlotte Page
Roscoe - Bonaventura Bottone
Dimitri Weismann - Patrick Mower
Vincent Craig - Paul Killick
Vanessa Craig - Angela Rippon
Dee Dee West - Nicola Blakman
Christine Donovan - Julie Jupp
Meredith Lane - Susie McKenna
Radio Announcer - Sir Trevor McDonald
"Margie" - Emma Cannon
"Sally" - Charlie Bull

Musical Numbers

[Same as the Broadway Production]

A Little Night Music
2009 Gala Concert Reading

Presented on January 12, 2009 at Studio 54, New York City
Produced by The Roundabout Theater Company
[Todd Haimes, Artistic Director;
Harold Wolpert, Managing Director;
Julia C. Levy, Executive Director]
Directed by Scott Ellis
Music direction by Paul Gemignani
Orchestrations by Jonathan Tunick
Scenic Consultant: Derek McLane
Costume Cnsultant: Jeff Mahshie
Lighting Design: Kenneth Posner
Sound Design: Tony Meola and Zach Williamson
Projection Design: Wendell K. Harrington

Cast

Desiree Armfeldt - Natasha Richardson
Fredrik Egerman - Victor Garber
Countess Charlotte Malcolm - Christine Baranski
Count Carl-Magnus Malcolm - Marc Kudisch
Madame Armfeldt - Vanessa Redgrave
Anne Egerman - Jill Paice
Henrik Egerman - Steven Pasquale
Petra - Kendra Kassebaum
Fredrika Armfeldt - Alexandra Socha
Frid - Benjamin Walker
Mrs. Anderssen - Julianne Borg
Mrs. Segstrom - Leena Chopra
Mr. Lindquist - Philip Cocorinos
Mrs. Nordstrom - Maija Lisa Currie
Mr. Erlanson - Steven Goldstein

Beautiful Girls:
A Stephen Sondheim Revue of Songs for Women

Performed January 18, 2010 at the Manhattan School of Music, NYC
Produced by the Manhattan School of Music
Direction and Continuity by Lonny Price
Stage Manager: Bruce Greenwood
Choreography by Josh Rhodes
Lighting by Tyler Learned
Musical Director: Paul Gemignani
Conducting the Manhattan School of Music Chamber Sinfonia
Piano: Paul Ford

Performers

Zoe Caldwell (host), Jenn Colella, Donna McKechnie, and Marin Mazzie,
with Margaret Peterson and the Manhattan School of Music Symphonic Chorus

Musical Numbers

[Note: Order of performance unknown]

Sondheim!: The Birthday Concert

Presented March 15 and March 16, 2010 at Avery Fisher Hall, Lincoln Center, New York City
Produced by Lonny Price and Matt Cowart
Directed by Lonny Price
Written by Lonny Price and David Hyde Pierce
The New York Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Paul Gemignani
Set Designer: James Noone
Lighting Director: Alan Adelman
Choreographed by Josh Rhodes
Hosted by David Hyde Pierce
"Birthday Overture" arranged by Paul Gemignani and Jonathan Tunick

Performers

Laura Benanti, Matt Cavenaugh, Michael Cerveris, Victoria Clark, Jenn Colella,
Jason Danieley, Alexander Gemignani, Joanna Gleason, Nathan Gunn, George Hearn,
Blaine Hoven, Patti LuPone, Marin Mazzie, Audra McDonald, John McMartin,
Donna Murphy, Laura Osnes, Mandy Patinkin, Bernadette Peters, David Hyde Pierce,
Maria Riccetto, Bobby Steggert, Elaine Stritch, Jim Walton, Chip Zien

from West Side Story: Karen Olivo with Yanira Marin, Shina Ann Morris, Angelina Mullins, Kat Nejat, Jennifer Sanchez, and Tanairi Sade Vazquez

Musical Numbers

Act One

  • Birthday Overture 2010 - New York Philharmonic Orchestra (Based on music from A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum ("Free"), Merrily We Roll Along ("Merrily We Roll Along", "Old Friends"), and Company ("Company", "Side By Side")
  • America - Karen Olivo and the Shark Girls [from West Side Story]
  • Something's Coming - Alexander Gemignani [from West Side Story]
  • We're Gonna Be All Right - Marin Mazzie and Jason Danieley [from Do I Hear A Waltz?]
  • Don't Laugh - Victoria Clark [from Hot Spot]
  • Johanna - Nathan Gunn [from Sweeney Todd]
  • You're Gonna Love Tomorrow / Love Will See Us Through - Matt Cavenaugh, Jenn Colella, Bobby Steggert, and Laura Osnes [from Follies]
  • Too Many Mornings - Audra McDonald and Nathan Gunn [from Follies]
  • The Road You Didn't Take - John McMartin [from Follies]
  • It Takes Two - Chip Zien and Joanna Gleason [from Into the Woods]
  • Growing Up - Jim Walton [from Merrily We Roll Along]
  • Finishing the Hat - Mandy Patinkin [from Sunday in the Park With George]
  • Move On - Mandy Patinkin and Bernadette Peters [from Sunday in the Park With George]
  • Pretty Women - Michael Cerveris and George Hearn [from Sweeney Todd]
  • A Little Priest - Michael Cerveris, George Hearn, and Patti LuPone [from Sweeney Todd]

Act Two

Video Recording

Sondheim!: The Birthday Concert
A Production of Ellen M. Krass Productions and Thirteen in association with WNET.ORG
Produced by Ellen M. Krass and Mort Swinsky
Produced by Matt Cowart
Produced and Directed for Stage and Television by Lonny Price
Liner Notes by Lonny Price
Executive Producers: Stewart F. Lane, Bonnie Comley, and Cathy Fitzpatrick
Executive in Charge of Production: Lesley Jill Nathan
Associate Director: Stefani Cohen
Script Supervisor: Kitt Lavoie
Technical Manager: Larry Barbatsoulis
Edited by Gary Bradley and Laura Young

  • DVD, November 16, 2010 [Image Entertainment 0-14381-66382-2] (116 mins.)
  • Blu-Ray, November 16, 2010 [Image Entertainment 0-14381-67015-8]

Broadcast on PBS' "Great Performances" on November 24, 2010.

Sondheim 80th Birthday Concerts

Performed April 3, 2010 at Cadogan Hall, London
Performed April 4, 2010 at Royal & Derngate, Northampton
David Firman conducting the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra

Performers

Graham Bickley, Daniel Evans, and Maria Friedman

Musical Numbers

Part One: Merrily We Roll Along [reduced 45-minute version] with an ensemble from the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
  • Merrily We Roll Along - Graham Bickley, Daniel Evans, and Maria Friedman
  • Old Friends - Graham Bickley, Daniel Evans, and Maria Friedman
  • Like It Was - Maria Friedman
  • Franklin Shepard, Inc. - Daniel Evans
  • Not a Day Goes By - Maria Friedman
  • Good Thing Going - Graham Bickley
  • Bobby and Jackie and Jack - Graham Bickley, Daniel Evans, and Maria Friedman
  • Opening Doors - Graham Bickley, Daniel Evans, and Maria Friedman
  • Our Time - Graham Bickley, Daniel Evans, and Maria Friedman
Part Two with piano and keyboard accompaniment by David Firman and Michael Haslam Part Three with the full Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
  • Beautiful Girls - Daniel Evans [from Follies]
  • Too Many Mornings - Maria Friedman and Daniel Evans [from Follies]
  • Buddy's Blues - Graham Bickley [from Follies]
  • Losing My Mind - Maria Friedman [from Follies]
  • Sweeney Todd Suite (Don Sebesky, arranger) - Royal Philharmonic Orchestra [from Sweeney Todd]
  • The Worst Pies in London - Maria Friedman [from Sweeney Todd]
  • Not While I'm Around - Daniel Evans [from Sweeney Todd]
  • A Little Priest - Maria Friedman and Graham Bickley [from Sweeney Todd]
  • Anyone Can Whistle (David Firman, arranger) - Daniel Evans [from Anyone Can Whistle]
  • Being Alive - Graham Bickley [from Company]
  • Broadway Baby - Maria Friedman [from Follies]
  • Sunday - Graham Bickley, Daniel Evans, and Maria Friedman [from Sunday in the Park With George]
  • Isn't He Something? - Maria Friedman [from Road Show]

Sondheim Birthday Celebration

Presented April 26, 2010 at New York City Center, New York
Directed by John Doyle
Music Direction by Rob Berman
Hosted by Mia Farrow

Performers

Len Cariou, Michael Cerveris, Kim Crosby, Claybourne Elder, Raúl Esparza, Danielle Ferland, Maria Friedman, Sutton Foster, Alexander Gemignani, Joanna Gleason, Alexander Hanson, Mark Jacoby, Nathan Lane, Angela Lansbury, Debra Monk, Donna Murphy, Michele Pawk, Jim Walton, B. D. Wong, Ben Wright, Catherine Zeta-Jones, and Chip Zien

Musical Numbers

Sondheim at 80

Three performances on May 6 - 8, 2010 at the Kennedy Center Concert Hall, Washington DC
The National Symphony Orchestra conducted by Marvin Hamlisch

Performers

Liz Callaway, Michael Cerveris, Brian d'Arcy James, Maria Friedman, and Patricia Noonan

Musical Numbers

[Tentative listing, incomplete]

A Little Sondheim Music

Performed July 31, 2010 at the Ravinia Festival Pavilion, Highland Park IL
Directed by Lonny Price
The Chicago Symphony Orchestra conducted by Paul Gemignani

Performers

Michael Cerveris, George Hearn,
Patti LuPone, Audra McDonald

Musical Numbers

  • A Little Sondheim Music Overture - Orchestra
  • Together Wherever We Go - Michael Cerveris, George Hearn, Patti LuPone and Audra McDonald [from Gypsy]
  • Finishing the Hat - Michael Cerveris [from Sunday in the Park With George]
  • Move On - Audra McDonald and Michael Cerveris [from Sunday in the Park With George]
  • You Must Meet My Wife - George Hearn and Patti LuPone [from A Little Night Music]
  • Every Day A Little Death - Patti LuPone and Audra McDonald [from A Little Night Music]
  • The Glamorous Life - Audra McDonald [from A Little Night Music (film version)]
  • Send in the Clowns - Patti LuPone [from A Little Night Music]
  • It Would Have Been Wonderful - Michael Cerveris and George Hearn [from A Little Night Music]
  • Everything's Coming Up Roses - Patti LuPone [from Gypsy]
  • Anyone Can Whistle - Audra McDonald [from Anyone Can Whistle]
  • Happiness - Michael Cerveris and Audra McDonald [from Passion]
  • I Wish I Could Forget You - Patti LuPone [from Passion]
  • Pretty Women - George Hearn and Michael Cerveris [from Sweeney Todd]
  • A Little Priest - Patti LuPone, George Hearn and Michael Cerveris [from Sweeney Todd]
  • Side By Side By Side - Michael Cerveris, George Hearn, Patti LuPone and Audra McDonald [from Company]

2010 BBC Proms: Sondheim at 80

Performed July 31, 2010 at the Royal Albert Hall, London
David Charles Abell conducting the BBC Concert Orchestra
Stage Director: Martin Duncan
Directed for Television by Bridget Caldwell
Production Design by Carol Golder
Choreography by Nick Winston
Interval feature directed by David Thompson

Performers

Simon Russell Beale, Judi Dench, Daniel Evans, Maria Friedman,
Caroline O'Connor, Julian Ovenden, Jenna Russell, Bryn Terfel,
the BBC Proms Sondheim Ensemble, and the BBC Performing Arts Fund Singers

The concert was broadcast live on BBC Radio 3 and televised later on BBC Two.

Musical Numbers

  • The Frogs Fanfare - Orchestra [from The Frogs]
  • Invocation and Instructions to the Audience - Simon Russell Beale and Daniel Evans [from The Frogs]
  • Follies Overture - Orchestra [from Follies]
  • Broadway Baby - Caroline O'Connor [from Follies]
  • Too Many Mornings - Julian Ovenden and Maria Friedman [from Follies]
  • Sunday in the Park with George - Daniel Evans and Jenna Russell (New orchestrations by Roland Shaw and Seann Alderking) [from Sunday in the Park with George]
  • Move On - Jenna Russell and Daniel Evans (New orchestrations by David Charles Abell and Seann Alderking) [from Sunday in the Park with George]
  • Agony - Julian Ovenden and Daniel Evans [from Into the Woods]
  • Children Will Listen - Maria Friedman [from Into the Woods]
  • Night Waltz - Orchestra [from A Little Night Music]
  • Send in the Clowns - Judi Dench [from A Little Night Music]
  • A Weekend in the Country - Caroline O'Connor, Jenna Russell, Simon Russell Beale, Maria Friedman, Julian Ovenden, and Daniel Evans [from A Little Night Music]

  • Interval feature including an interview with Stephen Sondheim by Katie Derham

  • Prologue: The Ballad of Sweeney Todd - Bryn Terfel and the BBC Proms Sondheim Ensemble [from Sweeney Todd]
  • Epiphany - Bryn Terfel [from Sweeney Todd]
  • A Little Priest - Maria Friedman and Bryn Terfel [from Sweeney Todd]
  • Being Alive - Julian Ovenden [from Company]
  • Everybody Ought to Have a Maid - Simon Russell Beale, Daniel Evans, Julian Ovenden, and Julian Ovenden [from A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum]
  • Our Time - Joseph Claus, Waylon Jacobs, Emma Odell, and the BBC Performing Arts Fund Singers [from Merrily We Roll Along]
  • Sunday - Daniel Evans, Jenna Russell, the BBC Performing Arts Fund Singers, and the BBC Proms Sondheim Ensemble [from Sunday in the Park with George]
  • Side By Side By Side - Entire company [from Company]

Sondheim 80
Merrily We Roll Along

Performed October 31, 2010 at the Queen's Theatre, London
Presented by the Donmar Warehouse
Directed by Rob Ashford
Lighting Design by David Plater
Sound Design by Terry Jardine
Musical Direction by Gareth Valentine

Link to the original Donmar Warehouse production of Merrily We Roll Along

Cast

Franklin Shepard - Julian Ovenden
Charley Kringas - Daniel Evans
Mary Flynn - Samantha Spiro
Gussie Carnegie - Anna Francolini
Beth Spencer - Mary Stockley
Joe Josephson - James Millard
Meg Kincaid - Emma Jay Thomas
Gwen Wilson - Zehra Naqvi
Jerome - Dean Hussain
Terry - Lucy Bradshaw
Ru / Talk Show Host - Darren Carnall
Bunker / Mr. Spencer - David Lucas
Scotty - Stuart Matthew Price
Miss Gordon / Mrs. Spencer - Suzie Toase
Older Franklin Shepard - Grant Russell

Musical Numbers

Act One

  • "The Hills of Tomorrow" - Company
  • "Merrily We Roll Along" - Company
  • "Rich and Happy" - Franklin, Company
  • "Old Friends / Like It Was" - Mary
  • "Franklin Shepard, Inc." - Charley
  • "Old Friends" - Franklin, Mary, Charley
  • "Growing Up - Part I" - Franklin
  • "Growing Up - Part II" - Gussie
  • "Not a Day Goes By" - Beth
  • "Now You Know" - Mary, Company

Act Two

  • Entr'acte
  • "It's a Hit!" - Joe, Franklin, Mary, Charley
  • "The Blob - Parts I, II, III" - Company, Gussie
  • "Good Thing Going" - Charley
  • "The Blob - Part IV" - Franklin, Charley, Company
  • "Bobby and Jackie and Jack" - Charley, Beth, Franklin, Pianist
  • "Not a Day Goes By" - Franklin, Mary, Beth
  • "Opening Doors" - Charley, Franklin, Mary, Joe, Girl Auditionee, Beth
  • "Our Time - Part I" - Franklin
  • "Our Time - Part II" - Franklin, Charley
  • "Our Time - Part III" - Franklin, Charley, Mary, Company
  • "The Hills of Tomorrow" - Company

Sondheim 80
Company

Performed November 7, 2010 at the Queen's Theatre, London
Presented by Donmar Warehouse
Directed by Jamie Lloyd
Lighting Design: David Plater
Sound Design: Terry Jardine
Musical Direction by Gareth Valentin

Link to the original Donmar Warehouse production of Company

Cast

Robert - Adrian Lester
Sarah - Rebecca Front
Harry - Clive Rowe
Susan - Clare Burt
Peter - Gareth Snook
Jenny - Gillian Bevan
David - Richard Henders
Amy - Sophie Thompson
Paul - Michael Simkins
Joanne - Haydn Gwynne
Larry - Paul Bentley
Marta - Anna Francolini
Kathy - Summer Strallen
April - Katherine Kingsley

Musical Numbers

[same as the 1995 New York Revival production]

Stephen Sondheim's Company
with the New York Philharmonic

Performed April 7 - 9, 2011 at Avery Fisher Hall, Lincoln Center, New York City
Ran for four performances
Produced by Lonny Price and Matt Cowart
Presented by the New York Philharmonic Orchestra
Directed by Lonny Price
Choreography by Josh Rhodes
Set Designed by James Noone
Costumes by Tracy Christensen
Lighting by Kirk Bookman and Alan Adelman
Orchestrations by Jonathan Tunick
Conducted by Paul Gemigiani

Link to the SSRG page for Company

Cast

Robert - Neil Patrick Harris
Sarah - Martha Plimpton
Harry - Stephen Colbert
Susan - Jill Paice
Peter - Craig Bierko
Jenny - Jennifer Laura Thompson
David - Jon Cryer
Amy - Katie Finneran
Paul - Aaron Lazar
Joanne - Patti Lupone
Larry - Jim Walton
Marta - Anika Noni Rose
Kathy - Chryssie Whitehead
April - Christina Hendricks
The Vocal Minority - Alexa Green, Fred Inkley, Rob Lorey, and Jessica Vosk
Ensemble - Callie Carter, Ariana DeBose, Sean Ewing,
Ashley Fitzgerald, Lorin Latarro, and Lee Wilkins

A film of this concert was released in a limited run to select theaters on June 15, 2011.
It was broadcast on the PBS television series "Great Performances" on November 8, 2013.

Musical Numbers

[same as the 1995 New York Revival production]

Video Recording

Stephen Sondheim's Company
Presented by Ellen M. Krass Productions
Produced by Lonny Price and Matt Cowart
Directed for the stage and screen by Lonny Price
Liner notes by Lonny Price with Kitt Lavoie

  • DVD, November 13, 2012 [Image Entertainment] (145 mins.)
  • Blu-ray, November 13, 2012 [Image Entertainment ID8283EKBDLIT]

Assassins
2012 Reunion Concert

Performed December 3, 2012 at Studio 54, New York City
Produced by the Roundabout Theatre Company
[Todd Hainmes, Artistic Director]
Director: Joe Mantello

Link to the original 2004 Broadway Production

Cast

Proprietor - Marc Kudisch
Leon Czolgosz - James Barbour
John Hinckley - Alexander Gemignani
Charles Guiteau - Denis O'Hare
Giuseppe Zangara - Jeffrey Kuhn
Samuel Byck - Mario Cantone
Lynette "Squeaky" Fromme - Mary Catherine Garrison
Sara Jane Moore - Becky Ann Baker
John Wilkes Booth - Michael Cerveris
Balladeer - Neil Patrick Harris
Ensemble - Merwin Foard, Eamon Foley, Ken Krugman, Anne L. Nathan, Chris Peluso, Brandon Wardell, and Sally Wilfert

A Bed and A Chair: A New York Love Affair

Seven performnces November 13 - 17, 2013 on the Mainstage at New York City Center, NYC
New York City Center and Jazz at Lincoln Center Present An Encores! Special Event
Conceived by Peter Gethers, Jack Viertel and John Doyle
Directed by John Doyle
Choreographed by Parker Esse
Scenic Consultant: John Lee Beatty
Costume Consultant: Ann Hould-Ward
Lighting Designer: Ken Billington
Sound Designer: Scott Lehrer
Projection Designer: Steve Channon
Production Stage Manager: Adam John Hunter
Musical Supervision by David Loud
Music Director: Wynton Marsalis

Featuring Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis

Vocalists: Cyrille Aimée, Jeremy Jordan, Norm Lewis, and Bernadette Peters
Dancers: Meg Gillentine, Tyler Hanes, Grasan Kingsberry, and Elizabeth Parkinson

Musical Numbers

  • Merrily We Roll Along Overture - Orchestra [from Merrily We Roll Along]
  • What More Do I Need? - Cyrille Aimée [from Saturday Night]
  • Another Hundred People - Jeremy Jordan [from Company]
  • So Many People - Norm Lewis [from Saturday Night]
  • Broadway Baby - Bernadette Peters [from Follies]
  • That Old Piano Roll - Orchestra [cut from Follies]
  • Live Alone and Like It - Cyrille Aimée
  • Losing My Mind - Jeremy Jordan [from Follies]
  • Who's That Woman? - Orchestra [from Follies]
  • Happily Ever After - Cyrille Aimée, Jeremy Jordan, Norm Lewis, and Bernadette Peters [cut from Company]
  • I Remember - Norm Lewis [from Evening Primrose]
  • Everybody Says Don't - Cyrille Aimée, Jeremy Jordan, Norm Lewis, and Bernadette Peters [from Anyone Can Whistle]
  • Someone Is Waiting - Norm Lewis [from Company]
  • It Would Have Been Wonderful - Orchestra [from A Little Night Music]
  • You Could Drive a Person Crazy - Cyrille Aimée [from Company]
  • Like It Was - Bernadette Peters [from Merrily We Roll Along]
  • Giants in the Sky - Jeremy Jordan [from Into the Woods]
  • Isn't He Something! - Bernadette Peters [from Road Show]
  • Buddy's Blues - Jeremy Jordan [from Follies]
  • With So Little To Be Sure Of - Bernadette Peters and Jeremy Jordan [from Anyone Can Whistle]
  • The Ladies Who Lunch / Agony / Can That Boy Foxtrot! / Uptown/Downtown - Bernadette Peters, Jeremy Jordan, and Norm Lewis [from Company / Into the Woods / Follies (cut) / Follies (cut)]
  • Loving You - Norm Lewis [from Passion]
  • Send in the Clowns - Orchestra [from A Little Night Music]
  • Rainbows - Bernadette Peters and Norm Lewis [unused, from an unproduced film adaptation of Into the Woods]
  • I Wish I Could Forget You - Cyrille Aimée, Jeremy Jordan, Norm Lewis, and Bernadette Peters [from Passion]
  • What More Do I Need? (reprise) [from Saturday Night]
  • Broadway Baby (reprise) [from Follies]

Sweeney Todd
2014 New York Philharmonic Concerts

Five performnces March 5 - March 8, 2014 at Avery Fisher Hall, Lincoln Center, NYC
Presented by the New York Philharmonic
Produced by Matt Cowart and Lonny Price
Directed by Lonny Price
Set Designer: James Noone
Costume Designer: Tracy Christensen
Sound Designer: Peter Fitzgerald
Choreographer: Josh Rhodes
Orchestrations by Jonathan Tunick
Conducted by Alan Gilbert

Link to the SSRG page for Sweeney Todd

Cast

Sweeney Todd - Bryn Terfel
Anthony Hope - Jay Armstrong Johnson
Beggar Woman - Audra McDonald [first three performances]
Beggar Woman - Bryonha Marie Parham [last two performnces]
Mrs. Lovett - Emma Thompson
Judge Turpin - Philip Quast
The Beadle - Jeff Blumenkrantz
Johanna - Erin Mackey
Tobias Ragg - Kyle Brenn
Pirelli - Christian Borle
Jonas Fogg - George Lee Andrews

These concerts were filmed and will be presented at a future date on the PBS television series "Live from Lincoln Center".


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