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Theater composer and singer Craig Carnelia collaborated with Hamlisch on Sweet Smell of Success lyrics. Like the lyricists Alan and Marilyn Bergman, he was amazed at Marvin’s immediate ability ...
Even if all goes sour for “Sweet Smell of Success,” Hamlisch and the show’s lyricist, Craig Carnelia, have other projects lined up with high-profile collaborators. They’ve written the ...
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Brian d’Arcy James had never seen the 1957 film “Sweet Smell of Success” when composer Marvin Hamlisch asked him to read for the then-embryonic stage musical in late 1998. “After watching ...
John Simpkins directs the five-performance run of the musical based on the 1957 film noir about the underbelly of New York City's gossip columns and the price of fame. The Steinhardt cast includes ...
Marvin Hamlisch has appeared on Broadway in 1 ... Written for the Theatre at the Tony Awards for "Sweet Smell of Success" and "A Chorus Line". He was also nominated for Outstanding Music at ...
the sweet smell of success? "Sometimes you know these things," said Marvin Hamlisch, who composed the music for the 2002 musical version of the 1955 film about the confrontation between a powerful ...
Terre Blair Hamlisch says her husband's unheard works fill a room and predicts future success for uncelebrated musicals "Smile" and "The Sweet Smell of Success." By Mikey O'Connell Lucie Arnaz ...
Broadway’s “Sweet Smell” is an accomplished production that has been assembled with diligence and care by a talented group of collaborators: composer Marvin Hamlisch, lyricist Craig Carnelia ...
"Sweet Smell of Success," the Broadway-bound new tuner ... Or a romantic vehicle for the songs of Marvin Hamlisch — a composer whose gorgeous melodies evoke not Kander-and-Ebb cynicism but ...
In 2002 the Hamlisch/Carnelia/Guare musical version of Ernest Lehman’s 1950 novelette (and the 1957 film) was given a pre-Broadway run at the Shubert. Four years later, under Kevin Bellie’s ...