Peddling Rainbows: The Songs and Poetry of E.Y. "Yip" Harburg
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Members Who Went Said:Of course the songs were great, but the cast was uneven...two of the women were absolutely terrific and would stop the show on any stage on Broadway. Sadly, the other one was just not up to standard or the music. Of the three males, only one was at the professional level of performance. The other two men gave credible though not memorable performances.
A revue chock full of Yip Harburg lyrics (with multiple composers) that warmed my heart, made me think, and tickled my funnybone. Fine cast, wonderful accompaniment, and superlative direction.
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More Details About This Event: Peddling Rainbows is a world-premiere revue that celebrates the songs of E.Y. “Yip” Harburg. The man who created the lyrics for "The Wizard of Oz" and Broadway hits like Finian’s Rainbow, Bloomer Girl and Jamaica, Harburg was often referred to as “Broadway’s social conscience.”
Created by Greg MacKellan Directed and choreographed by Tom Segal Music supervision by Dave Dobrusky About 42nd Street Moon: 42nd Street Moon, based in San Francisco, is one of only four theatre groups in the nation whose mission is to present concert performances of classic Broadway musicals of the 1920s through the 1970s. Since 1993, the organization has mounted five productions every year, and serves a loyal constituency who participate with both regular audience attendance and a solid base of contributed income.
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