Jeremy Jordan Kate Baldwin Celebrate Stephen Sondheim and Harold Prince Collaboration Starting Tonight in NYC | 半岛体育

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News Jeremy Jordan Kate Baldwin Celebrate Stephen Sondheim and Harold Prince Collaboration Starting Tonight in NYC Tony Award nominees Jeremy Jordan and Kate Baldwin are among the stars celebrating the collaboration between theatrical pioneers Stephen Sondheim and Harold Prince in Good Thing Going, which begins Jan. 10 at the 92Y.

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Jeremy Jordan

Presented Jan. 10, 11 and 12, is artistic director and host of the evenings presented as part of the Lyrics & Lyricists series at 92Y.

The evenings also feature , , and . The presentations are directed by .

"Join us to explore one of the most creative and productive partnerships in Broadway鈥檚 history," press notes state. "From 1970 to 1981, Stephen Sondheim and collaborated on a series 颅of new musicals that would forever redefine what was possible in musical theatre. As composer/lyricist and director, they devised an astonishing series of groundbreaking works 鈥�Company, , , , and 鈥� that remain as exciting today as when they first appeared.

"David Loud notes that when creating an evening of Sondheim material, 'the list of extraordinary songs that one wants to include is so long that no matter what, you're going to leave out something great. When 鈥� the first full-length Sondheim revue 鈥� played on Broadway in 1977, he hadn鈥檛 yet written Sweeney Todd, Merrily We Roll Along, , or .' So Loud decided to focus on the shows that Sondheim wrote in collaboration with director and producer Harold Prince. 'It was a remarkable partnership. I can't think of another one like it. And the six shows they created together don't live comfortably in existing styles; they create new styles, new forms, new genres, even. Sondheim was somehow able to continually reinvent himself as a composer, depending on what was required for each particular project, and Prince was interested in doing things that had never been done before in musical theatre. Together, these artists redefined what a musical can be."

Phone (212) 415-5500 or visit for tickets and more information.

 
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