American Dance Machine Celebrates Classic Choreography With "Singin' in the Rain" and The Will Rogers Follies
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Video Week in Review: Celebrating "Singin' in the Rain" and The Will Rogers Follies, West Side Story Like Never Before, a New Burt Bacharach/Steven Sater Tune
This week Playbill took exclusive looks at one of the new Steven Sater/Burt Bacharach tunes from New York Animals; cabaret star Molly Pope prepping for Piaf: A Centennial Celebration; and Telly Leung singing Sondheim in support of his newest album. The touring production of The Bridges of Madison County released highlights; the cast of Noises Off sampled some sardines (the briny fish are a key prop in the show!); and American Dance Machine for the 21st Century celebrated the choreography of "Singin' in the Rain" and The Will Rogers Follies. See all of this week's videos below.
Highlights From Energetic and Intimate New Production of West Side Story
Check Out the West Side Story Cast in Rehearsal
Exclusive: Hear a New Burt Bacharach/Steven Sater Tune From New York Animals
Highlights From Stirring The Bridges of Madison County on Tour!
Check Out an Extended Clip of "To Build a Home."
Exclusive: Telly Leung Belts Sondheim's "Being Alive" at Album Release Party
Cabaret Star Molly Pope Celebrates 100 Years of Edith Piaf in Exclusive Vintage-Look Video
Rob McClure, Andrea Martin and Noises Off Castmates Get It on With a Briny Sardine Snack
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