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I don't know if it would be a musical, maybe more of a play with music, but I'd love to see extracts from The Maeve Chronicles by Elizabeth Cunningham paired with her songs from the tie-in album MaevenSongs as a theatrical evening. (And the whole thing as a limited series on one of the streamers. Sort of "Mists of Avalon goes to Jerusalem," but I dig it.)

(I'm torn on how to use it, but she once wrote a poem called "A Witch's Love Song to Christ" that I think

That's fairly common to Michael Kunze's English lyrics, unfortunately. (In fact, anyone who heard the earlier demos for Rebecca would actually not be terribly mistaken in saying that what they heard in the We

A Facebook group devoted to musical theater orchestration is freaking out, loudly, because every American licensing house uses Finale. One knowledgeable soul predicts the current plan will create a global archival catastrophe, both within the business and for libraries that take on the challenge of preserving computer files from this era.

As for transferring to Dorico, the process is far from foolproof. On a technical level, hundreds of thousands of computer files will either becom

Believe me or don't, some reports from the front [by which I mean "a friend on the show who I didn't know was on the show until ten minutes ago"]:

- I'd known about this for a while already, including Audra's and George C. Wolfe's involvement (it was on Rudin's pre-cancellation shortlist), but when I poked into it recently after gossip started to surface, I was told Wolfe was retired and not accepting new projects (and, from another source, that he

I'm less surprised. The tide has been turning in many union leaderships toward what some would consider a popularity contest, and the good news is that, so far, the results have been surprisingly fruitful. I hope she takes it as seriously as Fran Drescher seems to have in the same position at SAG-AFTRA.

One of her campaign promises was lobbying for more government funding for the arts. If she doesn't back down from that, and specifically makes a more serious push for the STAGE