Marc Shaiman to Bring His Musical Genius to Screening
Join the celebrated composer Marc Shaiman for a special evening at the AMT Theater on August 29th as he leads a captivating post-screening discussion following the presentation of the acclaimed documentary BROADWAY MUSICALS: A JEWISH LEGACY. This 2013 Peabody Award-winning film highlights the significant impact of Jewish culture on Broadway, and Shaiman, a Tony and Emmy Award winner, is the perfect guide to explore this richly woven narrative.
Insights from a Prolific Artist
With a career that spans across Broadway, film, and television, Marc Shaiman is perhaps best known for his work on Hairspray, Sister Act, and the recent Mary Poppins Returns. His extensive accolades include seven Academy Award nominations, showcasing his enduring influence in the musical landscape. Attendees can expect an enlightening talkback session where Shaiman will share anecdotes from his illustrious career and insights into the creative process behind musicals.
An Event Not to Miss
Tickets for this unique experience are available for only $10 and can be purchased now. Not only will you engage with Shaiman, but you will also have the opportunity to purchase an autographed copy of his book, Never Mind the Happy. The screening coincides with the debut of Al Tapper's new musical, AFTER ALL THESE YEARS, starting on September 9th, further enriching the cultural dialogue and celebration of musical theatre.
Celebrating Broadway’s Legacy
The upcoming events at the AMT Theater are a testament to Broadway's vibrant history and its ongoing evolution. Al Tapper, despite being described as “The Most Accomplished Man You Have Never Heard Of,” is poised to take center stage with his array of musicals capturing the essence of both humor and poignant storytelling. This dual celebration of documentary and live performance promises to be a captivating tribute to the Jewish legacy within Broadway.
Don’t miss out on this extraordinary opportunity to dive deep into the world of Broadway musicals through the eyes of one of its most notable contributors. Mark your calendars for August 29th!
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