WAR PAINT (2017 OBC)

WAR PAINT (2017 OBC)
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Show: War Paint

Music: Scott Frankel 

Lyrics: Michael Korie 

Book: Doug Wright 

Date: April 17, 2017

Theatre/Venue: Nederlander Theatre

Performers:  Barbara Jo Bednarczuk, Patti Cohenour, John Dossett — Tommy Lewis, Christine Ebersole — Elizabeth Arden, Mary Ernster, Tom Galantich, David Girolmo, Joanna Glushak, Chris Hoch, Mary Claire King, Steffanie Leigh, Erik Liberman, Patti LuPone — Helena Rubenstein, Barbara Marineau, Donald Migliaccio, Stephanie Jae Park, Angel Reda, Jennifer Rias, Tally Sessions, Douglas Sills — Harry Fleming

Tracks:

1. Best Face Forward 

2. Behind the Red Door 

3. Back on Top 

4. My Secret Weapon 

5. My American Moment 

6. Step on Out 

7. If I’d Been a Man 

8. Better Yourself 

9. Oh, That’s Rich 

10. Face to Face 

11. Inside of the Jar 

12. Necessity is the Mother of Invention 

13. Best Face Forward (Reprise) 

14. Now You Know 

15. No Thank You 

16. Fire and Ice 

17. Dinosaurs 

18. Pink 

19. Forever Beautiful 

20. Beauty in the World 

21. Finale

DEMO: CYRANO DE BERGERAC (2004 FRANK WILDHORN)

CYRANO DE BERGERAC (2004 DEMO)

https://www.sendspace.com/file/mt5x0r

Tracks:

1 Let the Play Begin

2 My Nose

3 My Better Qualities

4 Roxanne

5 Bring Me Giants

6 Pastry & Poetry

7 Summer in Bergerac

8 Someone

9 Gascons

10 Alone

11 The Perfect Lover

12 Love is Here at Last

13 My Words Upon His Lips

14 I Fell From the Moon

15 Take Care of Him

16 De Guiche's Scarf

17 Every Single Day

18 I Can Never Tell Her

19 So Young, So Beautiful

20 Days of Autumn

21 Cyrano's Gazette

22 Alone (Reprise)

LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS (2003 NEW BROADWAY CAST)

 LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS (2003 NEW BROADWAY CAST)
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Show: Little Shop Of Horrors

Music: Alan Menken 

Lyrics: Howard Ashman 

Book: Howard Ashman 

Date: 2003

Performers: Rob Bartlett,  Kerry Butler,  Hunter Foster,  Carla J. Hargrove,  Trisha Jeffrey,  DeQuina Moore,  Don Morrow,  Bill Remington,  Douglas Sills,  Matt Vogel,  Michael-Leon Wooley 

Notes: Five bonus tracks include demos of songs early in the show's history, performed by the show's authors.

Tracks:

01. Prologue

Little Shop of Horrors  

02. Skid Row (Downtown)

03. Da-Doo  

04. Grow for Me

05. WSKID  

06. Ya Never Know  

07. Somewhere That's Green

08. Closed for Renovation  

09. Dentist!  

10. Mushnik & Son  

11. Feed Me (Git It)  

12. Now (It's Just the Gas)  

13. Act 1 Finale  

14. Entr'acte  

15. Call Back in the Morning

16. Suddenly Seymour  

17. Suppertime  

18. The Meek Shall Inherit  

19. Sominex  

        Suppertime II  

20. Somewhere That's Green (Reprise)

21. Bigger Than Hula-Hoops

22. Finale Ultimo (Don't Feed the Plants)  

23. A Little Dental Music, From Little Shop Of Horrors [1980 Demo Recording]  

24. The Worse He Treats Me  

25. We'll Have Tomorrow, From Little Shop Of Horrors [1980 Demo Recording]  

26. I Found a Hobby, From Little Shop Of Horrors [1980 Demo Recording]  

27. Bad  

THE ADDAMS FAMILY (2012 NATIONAL TOUR BOOTLEG)

THE ADDAMS FAMILY (2012 NATIONAL TOUR BOOTLEG)
https://www.sendspace.com/file/4qr15f
and
https://www.sendspace.com/file/2qbuwe

REAPPLYING MAKE-UP ON THE SAME CORPSE

Tony Frankel's Los Angeles review of The Addams Family at Pantages

Your enjoyment of The Addams Family, now on its National Tour, will depend largely on your expectations. If you are a discerning musical theater aficionado who craves a well-crafted story and amazing songs, this will be a head-scratching affair, one which creates more questions than answers. Those who are satisfied with some snappy one-liners and don’t feel manipulated by the fact that this re-tooled Broadway musical is a well-oiled, family-friendly machine, should walk away without feeling as though money was flushed down the toilet.

The watered-down story revolves around the daughter, original Goth teen Wednesday (Cortney Wolfson, who looks and acts thirty), and her desire to marry a “normal” guy. She asks dad Gomez (a silly but thoroughly engaging Douglas Sills) to keep her desire secret from mom Morticia (Sara Gettelfinger) until after the two families meet for dinner that night. Gomez agrees, and this secret (which is kept for all of one afternoon) becomes the crux of the show! Morticia’s discovery of this trivial plot point incongruently causes her to pack her bags for the sewers of Paris. Because the story is in service to Wednesday,  it sacrifices the fleshing-out of major characters (Cousin Itt, Thing, Grandma), successfully ripping the beating heart from a musical that so desperately needs it. (Clearly this Wicked decision was based on the ticket-buying power of teen girls.) In addition, having the non-traditional Addams Family effecting the “normal” parents for the good smacks of the La Cage Aux Folles formula.

The reviews of the original Broadway outing (with Nathan Lane and Bebe Neuwirth) were scathing, and funnier than the show itself. Now, the creators have re-written the musical (losing some songs and a giant squid), but end up transferring one set of problems for another. Bookwriters Marshall Brickman (Annie Hall) and Rick Elice (Jersey Boys) have retained their formulaic approach, adding just enough embalming fluid so that this D.O.A. musical can be viewed in the parlor of America before audiences recognize the rotting corpse just beneath the surface. The safe, bland adaptation has none of the creepy, spooky, and mysterious elements that made the cartoons and sketches of The New Yorker’s Charles Addams so deliciously and delightfully macabre. What we end up with is a Zombie musical that, like the butler Lurch (a phenomenal Tom Corbeil), is neither living nor dead.

Welcome to the Broadway Musical of the twenty-first century, whose job it is to have you exit the theater with one word on your mind: fun. Shows such as this are designed not with clarity in mind but as a series of feel-good moments. You won’t be whistling any tunes (the unmemorable songs by Andrew Lippa are meant to be funny, but aren’t), you won’t be impressed with the staging, and you will not be enriched in any way. It’s theater born of the American Family sit-com mentality where multiple conflicts (intergenerational, parental) are tidily resolved, values are learned, important information is withheld, and modern references and topical issues are hurled at you with rapidity. As with fast food, it’s filling-for-the-moment, and loaded with enough tasty ingredients that a public desperate to escape life won’t notice that underneath it all is innutritious balderdash.

DEMO: DRACULA, THE MUSICAL (2000)

DRACULA, THE MUSICAL (2000 DEMO)
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Show: Dracula

Music: Frank Wildhorn 

Lyrics: Don Black

Book: Christopher Hampton 

Date: 2000

Type: Noncommercial Audio / Demo Recording

Language: English

Performers: Christiane Noll,  Alice Ripley,  Coleen Sexton,  Douglas Sills,  Chuck Wagner

Tracks:

1. Prologue

2. Quiet life

3. One more lonely night

4. First taste

5. Fresh blood

6. The master's song

7. The mist

8. The wedding in Bucarest

9. Nosferatu

10. The invitation

11. You already love me

12. The mist (reprise)

13. I always know what he's thinking

14. The heart is slow to learn

15. The seduction

16. Deep in the darkest night

17. The train sequence

18. Before the summer ends

19. Finale

A LITTLE NIGHT MUSIC (2002 KENNEDY CENTER)

A LITTLE NIGHT MUSIC (2002 KENNEDY CENTER)

https://www.sendspace.com/file/tjkndg

Show: A Little Night Music 

Music: Stephen Sondheim 

Lyrics: Stephen Sondheim 

Book: Hugh Wheeler 

Premiere: February 25, 1973

Recording Details:

   

Date: 2002

Type: Noncommercial Audio / Stage Cast

Language: English

Performers: Terri Allen,  Kristen Bell,  Sarah Uriarte Berry,  Blair Brown,  Barbara Bryne,  Natascia Diaz,  Ilona Dulaski,  Randy Graff,  Danny Gurwin,  Siobhan Kolker,  Douglas Sills

MUSIC IN THE AIR (2009 ENCORES!)

MUSIC IN THE AIR (2009 ENCORES!)
https://www.mediafire.com/file/jgvp85avzaw2gtw/N_MUSICAIR.zip/file

or

https://www.sendspace.com/file/v9gkv0

Music in the Air
Encores — February 6, 2009

Rob Berman, conductor

Performers:   Sierra Boggess (Sieglinde), Walter Charles (Cornelius), Kristin Chenoweth (Frieda), Dick Latessa (Kirschner), Anne L. Nathan (Marthe), Marni Nixon (Lilli), Tom Alan Robbins (Lessing), David Schramm (Weber), Douglas Sills (Bruno), Ryan Silverman (Karl).

THE BROADWAY MUSICALS OF 1935

THE BROADWAY MUSICALS OF 1935
https://rapidgator.net/file/b6a2cfc1f74b32ef1e3af83238ec0016/TBMo_1935_%5B2004%5D.zip.html

Performers: Karen Akers, Gretha Boston, Chuck Cooper, Darius de Haas, Todd Murray, Douglas Sills, Emily Skinner, Lumiri Tubo, Barbara Walsh, Laurie Williamson

Tracks:
1. I Got Plenty Of Nuttin' (from PORGY AND BESS) -- Chuck Cooper
2. I've Got To Get Hot (from GEORGE WHITE SCANDALS) -- Barbara Walsh
3. Over And Over Again (from JUMBO) -- Emily Skinner, Barbara Walsh
4. Little Girl Blue (from JUMBO) -- Karen Akers
5. A Thief In The Night (from AT HOME ABROAD) -- Gretha Boston
6. Just One Of Those Things (from JUBILEE) -- Todd Murray
7. Cigarette (from GEORGE WHITE SCANDALS) -- Douglas Sills
8. May I Have My Gloves? (from GEORGE WHITE SCANDALS) -- Barbara Walsh
9. Bess, You Is My Woman (from PORGY AND BESS) -- Chuck Cooper, Laurie Williamson
10. Summertime (from PORGY AND BESS) -- Laurie Williamson
11. Let's Swing It (from EARL CARROLL SKETCHBOOK) -- Douglas Sills, Todd Murray
12. The Most Beautiful Girl In The World (from JUMBO) -- Darius DeHaas
13. Why Shouldn't I? (from JUBILEE) -- Emily Skinner
14. The Hotentot Potentate (from AT HOME ABROAD) -- Lumiri Tubo
15. Got A Bran' New Suit (from AT HOME ABROAD) -- Gretha Boston, Chuck Cooper
16. Just Once Around The Clock (from MAY WINE) -- Todd Murray
17. Something New Is In My Heart (from MAY WINE) -- Emily Skinner
18. Life Could Be So Beautiful (from PARADE) -- Gretha Boston
19. Begin the Beguine (from JUBILEE) -- Douglas Sills

Thank you very very much, JUDE'N'SUE!!!

TAP YOUR TROUBLES AWAY - THE WORDS AND MUSIC OF JERRY HERMAN

TAP YOUR TROUBLES AWAY 
THE WORDS AND MUSIC OF JERRY HERMAN (2001 S.T.A.G.E.)
https://rapidgator.net/file/6d2682038b8be9de2f92386940c22b1e/TYTA_%5B2001%5D.zip.html

Date: November 10, 2001

Performers:    Mary Jo Catlett, Carol Channing, Carole Cook, Wilson Cruz, Tyne Daly, Nancy Dussault, Davis Gaines, Jason Graae, Brian Lane Green, Sam Harris, Jerry Herman, Kym Hoy, Dale Kristien, Angela Lansbury, Michael Maguire, Rod McKuen, Rita Moreno, Karen Morrow, Ken Page, Hugh Panaro, Bernadette Peters, Charlotte Rae, Lee Roy Reams, Douglas Sills, Leslie Uggams, Jo Anne Worley


Tracks:
Disc: 1
1. It's Today - Karen Morrow
2. Kiss Her Now - Brian Lane Green
3. Just Leave Everything To Me/I Want To Make The World Laugh - Jo Anne Worley
4. Look Over There - Rod McKuen
5. Where In The World Is My Prince? - Nancy Dussault
6. Loving You - Kym Hoy
7. You I Like - Jason Graae
8. A Little More Mascara - Wilson Cruz
9. I Will Follow You - Michael McGuire
10. Chin Up, Ladies - Charlotte Rae
11. Song On The Sand - Davis Gaines
12. If He Walked Into My Life - Leslie Uggams
13. I Am What I Am - Ken Page

Disc: 2
1. Just Go To The Movies - Jane A. Johnston
2. Tap Your Troubles Away - Reece Holland
3. I Won't Send Roses - Rita Moreno
4. La Cage Aux Folles - Lee Roy Reams
5. Love Look In My Window - Dale Kristien
6. We Need A Little Christmas - Marcia Rodd
7. Tomorrow Morning/And I Was Beautiful - Tyne Daly
8. Take It All Off - Mary Jo Catlett
9. I Promise You A Happy Ending/Movies Were Movies - Douglas Sills
10. It Only Takes A Moment - Hugh Panaro
11. Before The Parade Passes By - Carole Cook
12. I Don't Want To Know - Sam Harris
13. Time Heals Everything - Bernadette Peters
14. Hello, Dolly/Mame - Carol Channing
15. The Best Of Times - Jerry Herman & Company
16. I'll Be Here Tomorrow - Jerry Herman

We want to thank our friends JUDE'N'SUE for stepping in and giving us a new link!

YOU CAN'T PUT KETCHUP ON THE MOON (1992 STUDIO CAST)

YOU CAN'T PUT KETCHUP ON THE MOON (1992 STUDIO CAST)
https://mega.nz/#!Dx1G0SaI!iwjql988n4Hd_xqJdLOKUBaPHlhbML8RAtIxb_BaI8M

More Info Here:
http://castalbums.org/recordings/You-Cant-Put-Ketchup-On-The-Moon-Broadway-Flops-Roadkills-1925-1955-1992-Studio-Cast/7320/

Thank you very much, PAUL THOMAS!!!

THE SCARLET PIMPERNEL

THE SCARLET PIMPERNEL

http://rapidshare.com/files/48573554/TheScarletPimpernel.rar

Tracks:
Overture -- Orchestra
Madame Guillotine -- French Mob, The Marquis De St. Cyr
Believe -- Percy, Marguerite, Company
Vivez -- Marguerite, Percy, Ladies Digby, Llewllyn, Company
Prayer -- Percy
Into the Fire -- Percy, His Man
Falcon in the Dive -- Chauvelin
When I Look At You -- Marguerite
The Scarlet Pimpernel -- Percy, Company
Where's the Girl -- Chavelin
When I Look At You -- Percy
The Creation of Man -- Percy, Prince Of Wales, Percy's Men
Marguerites Dilemma -- Orchestra
The Riddle -- Chauvelin, Marguerite, Percy, Company
Entr' Acte -- Orchestra
They Seek Him Here -- Percy, Prince Of Wales, Ladies Llewellyn, Digby, Company
Only Love -- Marguerite
She Was There -- Percy
Storybook -- Leontine, French Ensemble
Where's the Girl -- Chauvelin
Lullaby -- Helen, Chole
You Are My Home -- Marguerite, Armand, Ensemble
The Duel -- Orchestra
Believe -- Percy Marguerite, Company
Into the Fire -- Company

MiL GrAcIaS DiEgO PoR eL LiNk!!