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Musical theater scholar and author Laurence Maslon offers his insights to the enduring appeal – and enduring freshness – of the songs of Frank Loesser, whose handful of musicals established him as one of the most beloved geniuses of the genre.
Jo Sullivan reminisces about her early days as a Broadway chorus singer and ingénue, including a mid-1950s revival of Carousel at City Center with Barbara Cook, leading to her life-changing encounter with Frank Loesser. She shares her memories of Loesser, how he worked and how deeply involved he became in the art and business of making musicals unique impressions of Broadway’s golden age and one of its most beloved and revered figures.
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Jo Sullivan reminisces about her early days as a Broadway chorus singer and ingénue, including a mid-1950s revival of Carousel at City Center with Barbara Cook, leading to her life-changing encounter with Frank Loesser. She shares her memories of Loesser, how he worked and how deeply involved he became in the art and business of making musicals unique impressions of Broadway’s golden age and one of its most beloved and revered figures.
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