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| #438710 in eBooks | 2005-03-01 | 2005-03-01 | File type: PDF||2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.| If you love FOLLIES...|By John Spritz|...or if you love musicals, or if you love theater, or if you love good writing, or if you just "like" any of the above -- then get this book. Chapin had a director's-side seat at the creation and launch of, um, my favorite show, and he was taking notes all the while. There's nothing like this: instructive and illuminating and enjoyable|From Publishers Weekly|Chapin tells how the 1971 Hal Prince/ Stephen Sondheim/Michael Bennett musical about old theater performers created no strapping young stars, went through multiple revisions, lost money and yet established a place in theater memory for emo
(Applause Books). In 1971, college student Ted Chapin found himself front row center as a production assistant at the creation of one of the greatest Broadway musicals, Follies . Needing college credit to graduate on time, he kept a journal of everything he saw and heard and thus was able to document in unprecedented detail how a musical is actually created. Now, more than thirty years later, he has fashioned an extraordinary chronicle. Follies was created by Stephen ...
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