The Greek chorus of a quintet, strolling in and out of the action throughout, has always been a problematic aspect of "A Little Night Music." Carrying significant portions of the show's music ...

A Little Night Music New York City Opera; 2,750 seats; $110 top Production: A New York City Opera presentation of a musical in two acts with music and lyrics by Stephen Sondheim and book by Hugh ...

Four other opulently dressed men and women soon join him to sing the Overture for A Little Night Music, the Spring major production of the Department of Drama and Dance. The quintet transitions into ...

Set in 1900 Sweden, "A Little Night Music" explores the romantic lives of several couples, including the tangled web of affairs centered around actress Desirée Armfeldt. A Quintet of five singers ...

A quintet enters at the outset ... Much that takes place in “A Little Night Music” unfolds in the realm of the foolish, where the audience — like grandmother and child — can gaze upon ...

Mr. Lindquist – 40s to early 50s, any ethnicity. A member of the Quintet who acts as a Greek chorus, a classically trained legit singer, good with harmonies, and has a great sense of elegance ...

“A Little Night Music” is operetta-like in its structure (Sondheim liked to call it a “theme and variations” or a”tragic farce”) and transfixing in its musical pleasures, not the least ...

The curtain rose on Saturday night to a quintet of singers who gave commentary ... and sexuality in their productions. “A Little Night Music” was directed by Daniel Ellis, an academic ...

And it's just such gorgeous music and such a delicious story.” Coleman has longed to produce “A Little Night Music” for twenty years, but this production is actually his first chance to see ...

Those same intoxicating elements were translated to “A Little Night Music,” Stephen Sondheim ... with the choral quintet bumping about in Hartley T.A. Kemp’s half-light against designer ...

"A Little Night Music," first produced on Broadway in 1973 ... "Then, of course, there are the Leibeslieders," she adds. "We call them 'the Quintet,' and they are a non-realistic element who ...