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| Bandstand | |
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| The New American Musical | |
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| Music | Richard Oberacker |
| Lyrics | Richard Oberacker Robert Taylor |
| Book | Richard Oberacker Robert Taylor |
| Setting | Cleveland and New York City, Baronial to Dec 1945 |
| Premiere | October viii, 2015 (2015-10-08): Paper Mill Playhouse Millburn, New Jersey |
| Productions | 2015 Newspaper Mill Playhouse 2017 Broadway |
Bandstand: The New American Musical (or simply Bandstand ) is an original musical equanimous by Richard Oberacker with book and lyrics past Oberacker and Robert Taylor.[one]
The outset musical certified by the organization Got Your 6 tells the story of a group of veterans returning home to the Usa afterward Earth State of war 2. Struggling to fit into their one-time lives while dealing with the lingering effects of the war – including post-traumatic stress and survivor's guilt – they course a band equanimous solely of veterans to compete in a national patriotic radio contest in New York Metropolis. The winning song volition be performed in a new Hollywood past the band, which volition make them household names. This grouping of veterans play their hearts out while besides providing post-war America a look into the effects the Second World War had on America's heroes.
The original product of Bandstand, directed by Andy Blankenbuehler and starring Laura Osnes, Corey Cott and Beth Leavel, premiered at the Paper Mill Playhouse in Millburn in October 2015 and opened on Broadway on April 26, 2017, closing on September 17, 2017.
Productions [edit]
Paper Mill Playhouse premiere [edit]
A workshop of Bandstand was held in September 2014 in New York Urban center, and featured Laura Osnes, Corey Cott and Beth Leavel.[2] [3]
The testify, retitled as The Bandstand, began previews on Oct 8, 2015, at the Paper Mill Playhouse in Millburn, New Bailiwick of jersey, earlier its official opening on Oct eighteen, 2015, for a limited run until November 8, 2015.[4] Management and choreography was by Andy Blankenbuehler, with the bandage that starred Corey Cott, Laura Osnes and Beth Leavel as Donny, Julia, and Mrs. Adams, respectively. The musical contains swing, bebop, and jitterbug.[5]
Broadway product [edit]
The musical, once again titled Bandstand, premiered on Broadway at the Bernard B. Jacobs Theatre on April 26, 2017, after starting previews on March 31, with Osnes and Cott and direction and choreography by Andy Blankenbuehler.[6] The Broadway cast features Beth Leavel, Alex Bender, Joe Carroll, Brandon James Ellis, James Nathan Hopkins, and Geoff Packard.[vii] [8] The production closed on Broadway on September 17, 2017, after 24 previews and 166 regular performances.[9]
A professional recording of the Broadway production was screened in film theaters on June 25, 2018 and June 28, 2018.[10] The professional person recording made a reappearance in theaters November 15, 2018 and November xix, 2018.[11] During the COVID-xix pandemic, Playbill offered the professional person recording of the Broadway production for streaming on their website from April 10 to April 17, 2020, with a portion of the gain going towards the Actors Fund of America.[12] They also hosted a live picket political party of the recording on April 11.[thirteen]
United states of america national bout [edit]
A non-Equity US tour opened Oct 29, 2019 in Higher Station, Texas, starring Jennifer Elizabeth Smith every bit Julia Trojan and Zack Zaromatidis as Donny Novitski.[xiv] On April sixteen, 2020, it was appear that the bout would not resume post-obit its early on closure due to the COVID-nineteen pandemic. The last performance was on March 12, 2020 in Easton, Pennsylvania.[15]
Synopsis [edit]
Act I [edit]
Newly back from the front lines, the young vet, pianist, and vocaliser/songwriter Donny Novitski returns home from the war to Cleveland, Ohio in 1945, to find an America eager to get back to life ("Just Like It Was Earlier"). Unable to notice a place in post-war Cleveland for himself, Donny hears of a National Radio Swing Band Competition in Tribute to the Troops, and hatches a plan to create a band composed entirely of fellow vets for a shot at instant fame and Hollywood fortune ("Donny Novitski"). With a statewide competition to win commencement, Donny puts his ring together: Jimmy Campbell on saxophone and clarinet, Davy Zlatic on bass, Nick Radel on trumpet, Wayne Wright on trombone, and Johnny Simpson on drums ("I Know a Guy"). Each of the members of the band have struggled with the adjustment from armed services life to life at home, just they notice friendship and commonality over this shared goal.
Post-obit their first performance ("Ain't We Proud"), Donny makes good on a hope to check in on Julia Trojan, the young widow of the man who had been his all-time friend in the state of war, Michael. Meanwhile, the vets in Donny's new band try desperately to readjust to civilian life ("Proud Riff"). As Julia prepares to host Donny for dinner in the hope of learning more about her hubby's death, she confides in her mother, June Adams that she just wants to exist who she was earlier her husband's decease ("Who I Was"). During dinner, Donny avoids discussing the death of Julia's husband. Later, haunted by the memories of war, the band members play their instruments, and Donny arrives at the church where Julia sings ("Counterpoint/Pie Jesu"). Impressed by her vocalism, Donny invites Julia to hear the band he'due south put together. Excitedly, Julia'south female parent hopes that all will soon exist "Just Similar It Was Before (Reprise)".
At the gild, Donny invites Julia to sing a standard with the band ("Get-go Steps First"). Subsequently the performance, Donny convinces a hesitant Julia to join the band, and they begin rehearsing in hostage ("Breathe") for their beginning gig together, trying out a new tune, "You lot Deserve Information technology". When Donny's confidence in winning the contest falters, Julia offers him a periodical of poems she has written. Inspired by Julia's have on post-war life, Donny composes a melody for ane of her poems that he is convinced will win them the preliminary in Ohio which guarantees them a slot on the final broadcast in New York Metropolis. The Ohio broadcast is in full swing ("Dwight Anson & Jean Ann"), as the Donny Nova Band featuring Julia Trojan takes the stage with "Beloved Volition Come and Find Me Again". The ring wins the state preliminary, only are told they take to pay their own fashion to New York and are required to compete in a second round of elimination to secure their spot in the final broadcast. From disbelief and despair, Donny rallies his ring of brothers with a vision of a globe where they are recognized for their sacrifices and talents ("Right This Way").
Human activity II [edit]
With renewed determination that "Nobody" tells them 'no', the Band begins playing every available lodge in Cleveland. Their growing number of fans celebrate that "The Boys Are Dorsum". Julia and Donny continue their songwriting collaboration with "I Got a Theory" about Cleveland itself, raising more money and hometown support. With the New York trip imminent, and the bail betwixt them growing stronger, Julia presses Donny for the truth of her husband's decease in battle. Horrified past the revelation that Donny accidentally caused Michael'southward death in a friendly fire incident, Julia abandons the band. After expressing her feelings to her mother, June tells Julia that sometimes "Everything Happens" without reason or mistake. After deep reflection, Julia returns to Donny with a new poem equally an amends, which paints a raw and true portrait of Donny and the Band members: Johnny was severely injured and suffers from chronic hurting, amnesia, and cognitive problems; Nick was a prisoner of war, giving him acrimony and trust issues; Davy liberated Dachau and has turned to alcohol and humor to cope with the memories; Wayne suffers from mental illness (likely OCD), meaning his children no longer recognize him and his marriage breaks down; Jimmy focuses on his law studies to avoid letting anybody in after terrible loss; Donny is an insomniac who is experiencing survivor'southward guilt later the death of Michael, Julia's hubby. Inspired, Donny sets Julia'due south new poem to music, but both of them realize that the lyrics must be rewritten if the song is e'er to exist performed in public; they plow it into a love song nigh a girl and her returning soldier ("Welcome Dwelling house").
After having received a generous donation from their hometown fans, the Ring sets off to live their dream of being ("A Ring in New York City"). Afterward a magical first dark in New York, Donny and Julia detect themselves exterior her hotel room door, finally admitting their true feelings for one another ("This is Life"). Backstage at the final broadcast, moments before their appearance, the band realizes that the fine print of the contract they've signed is a trap, and the promised prize a sham. Refusing to allow their military service to be sentimentalized and exploited by the contest promoters, and unwilling to give away the rights to his vocal, Donny convinces the band to make the riskiest choice of all, and fight for themselves, and he and Julia osculation ("This is Life (Reprise)"). Alive on air for the entire land to hear, the band stages a virtual coup d'état of the broadcast every bit Julia sings every brutally honest give-and-take of her original verse form ("Welcome Home (Finale)").
In an "Epilogue", a year later, the Donny Nova Band featuring Julia Trojan discover themselves to be historic stars, with sold-out New York concerts and a nationwide tour.
Musical numbers [edit]
Paper Factory Playhouse 2015 [edit]
Source: Phase View[16]
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Broadway 2017 [edit]
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Characters and original cast [edit]
The characters and original cast:
| Grapheme | Workshop (2014)[17] | Paper Manufacturing plant Playhouse (2015)[eighteen] | Original Broadway Cast (2017)[8] |
|---|---|---|---|
| Donny Novitski | Jarrod Spector | Corey Cott | |
| Julia Trojan | Laura Osnes | ||
| Mrs. June Adams | Beth Leavel | ||
| Jimmy Campbell | James Nathan Hopkins | ||
| Davy Zlatic | Brandon J. Ellis | ||
| Nick Radel | Joey Pero | Alex Bender | |
| Wayne Wright | Geoff Packard | ||
| Johnny Simpson | N/A | Joe Carroll | |
| Jean Ann Ryan | N/A | Stacia Fernandez | Mary Callanan |
| Al | North/A | Kevyn Morrow | |
| Mr. Jackson | Ryan Kasprzak | ||
| Andre Baruch | N/A | Thomas Cannizzaro | Jonathan Shew |
| Jo | N/A | Jessica Lea Patty | |
| Oliver | North/A | Thomas Cannizzaro | Drew McVety |
| Roger Cohen | N/A | Jeff Pew | Ryan VanDenBoom |
| Entertainment Director | N/A | Tanya Birl | Morgan Marcell |
| James Haupt | N/A | Daniel Cooney | Kevyn Morrow |
| Production Assistant | Northward/A | Lauren Mufson | Mary Callanan |
| Tom | Due north/A | Max Clayton | |
| Betsy | Andrea Dotto | ||
| Flora Novitski | N/A | Lauren Mufson | N/A |
| Oscar Novitski | N/A | Daniel Cooney | Due north/A |
| Talent Booker | N/A | Jessica Lea Patty | North/A |
| Blue Wisp Waitress | Northward/A | Tanya Birl | N/A |
| Dolores | Northward/A | Jessica Lea Patty | North/A |
| Sydney Lemon | N/A | Daniel Cooney | North/A |
- Notable Broadway replacements
- Joey Pero was injured in February 2017 and did not movement with the musical to Broadway. He joined the Broadway production on June 30, 2017 in his original part of Nick, as well equally performing as Nick when Bandstand had its two-night-only release in flick theaters all throughout the Us.[19]
- Carleigh Bettiol replaced Jessica Lea Patty as Jo, Julia'due south understudy, and a member of the ensemble on August 1, 2017.[20]
Critical reception [edit]
Reviews [edit]
The Broadway production of Bandstand received mixed reviews from critics afterwards opening on April 26, 2017. Critics across the board praised Andy Blankenbuehler for his choreography, which the New York Theatre Guide calls "superb in the farthermost."[21] The Chicago Tribune describes Blankenbuehler's choreography every bit having a "unique kindness and fragility."[22] The primary criticism of Bandstand regards the plot and character evolution. The show is applauded for its attempt to delve into the deeper issues that plagued those who came dwelling later Earth State of war II. Despite this attempt, critics found the plot "a lilliputian too sweet" as it follows a predictable timeline.[21] The anarchistic look into the characters that make up the Donny Nova Ring give the show a "raw nerve", but the veterans were provided with "few defining musical moments of their ain."[23] [21]
Got Your 6 Certification [edit]
Starting in late 2015, writers Richard Oberacker and Robert Taylor received feedback from Got Your 6 to ensure that Bandstand was an accurate portrayal of WWII veterans.[24] This led to a discussion between real veterans and the cast, engaging the cast and crew on how to avoid stereotypes and create characters that resemble real people. The collaboration with Got Your 6 resulted in Bandstand being the "first theater production to exist half-dozen Certified for the show's reasonable and accurate veteran portrayals."[24]
Awards and nominations [edit]
Original Broadway Product [edit]
| Year | Award | Category | Nominee | Issue |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2017 | Tony Awards | Best Choreography | Andy Blankenbuehler | Won |
| Best Orchestrations | Pecker Elliott & Greg Anthony Rassen | Nominated | ||
| Drama Desk Awards | Outstanding Actress in a Musical | Laura Osnes | Nominated | |
| Outstanding Music | Richard Oberacker and Robert Taylor | Nominated | ||
| Outstanding Book of a Musical | Nominated | |||
| Outstanding Orchestrations | Neb Elliott & Greg Anthony Rassen | Won | ||
| Outstanding Choreography | Andy Blankenbuehler | Won | ||
| Outstanding Costume Design in a Musical | Paloma Young | Nominated | ||
| Outstanding Lighting Design in a Musical | Jeff Croiter | Nominated | ||
| Drama League Award | Outstanding Production of a Broadway or Off-Broadway Musical | Nominated | ||
| Distinguished Functioning | Laura Osnes | Nominated | ||
| Outer Critics Circle Honour | Outstanding Choreography | Andy Blankenbuehler | Nominated | |
| Outstanding Sound Pattern | Nevin Steinberg | Nominated | ||
| Outstanding Orchestrations | Bill Elliott & Greg Anthony Rassen | Nominated | ||
| Chita Rivera Awards[25] | Outstanding Choreography in a Broadway Bear witness | Andy Blankenbuehler | Won | |
| Outstanding Ensemble in a Broadway Show | Nominated | |||
| Outstanding Male Dancer in a Broadway Prove | Max Clayton | Nominated | ||
| Outstanding Male person Dancer in a Broadway Bear witness | Ryan Kasprzak | Nominated | ||
| Outstanding Female Dancer in a Broadway Show | Andrea Dotto | Nominated | ||
| Outstanding Female Dancer in a Broadway Testify | Jaime Verazin | Nominated | ||
References [edit]
- ^ "Broadway'southward Bandstand Marks an Historic Theatrical First | Playbill". Playbill . Retrieved 2017-04-eleven .
- ^ "The Verdict: Critics Review 'The Bandstand' at Newspaper Manufacturing plant Playhouse", Playbill, Oct 20, 2015
- ^ Gans, Andrew. "Tony Winner Andy Blankenbuehler Will Helm NYC Workshop of 'Bandstand: A Musical' " Playbill, May 27, 2014
- ^ Lloyd Webber, Imogen. # " Joe Carroll, Brandon J. Ellis & More Prepare for The Bandstand, Starring Laura Osnes & Corey Cott" Broadway.com, August 21, 2015
- ^ Saltzman, Simon. "A CurtainUp New Bailiwick of jersey Review. The Bandstand" CurtainUp, October 18, 2015
- ^ McPhee, Ryan and Hetrick, Adam. "What Did Critics Have to Say About 'Bandstand' on Broadway?" Playbill, April 26, 2017
- ^ Gans, Andrew. "Main Cast Announced for Broadway's 'Bandstand' Musical" Playbill, November 30, 2016
- ^ a b Gordon, David. "Laura Osnes and Corey Cott Will Transfer to Broadway With The Bandstand" TheatreMania, Nov 5, 2015
- ^ McPhee, Ryan. " 'Bandstand Closes on Broadway September 17" Playbill, September 17, 2017
- ^ Hershberg, Marc. "Bandstand Swinging to the Large Screen". Forbes . Retrieved 2018-04-xix .
- ^ "Bandstand on Instagram: "The boys are back! Take a gander at the new #BandstandOnScreen trailer and be certain to visit the link in bio for tickets."". Instagram. Archived from the original on 2021-12-25. Retrieved 2018-x-22 .
- ^ Gans, Andrew. "Playbill Is Streaming Broadway's Bandstand Musical Picture show, Starring Laura Osnes and Corey Cott". Playbill . Retrieved 2020-04-17 .
- ^ "Join the April xi Playbill Live Watch Party for Bandstand Musical Moving picture, Starring Laura Osnes and Corey Cott". Playbill . Retrieved 2020-04-12 .
- ^ Hetrick, Adam (2019-04-29). "Bandstand Volition Launch National Tour This Fall". Playbill.
- ^ "BANDSTAND National Bout Concludes Early Due to Pandemic". Broadway World. 2020-04-16. Retrieved 2020-04-17 .
- ^ "StageView | The Bandstand". The Bandstand: Musical Numbers . Retrieved 2017-05-23 . [ permanent dead link ]
- ^ "Laura Osnes and Jarrod Spector Lead Bandstand Musical Workshop". playbill.com. Playbill. 12 September 2014. Retrieved 31 May 2017.
- ^ "The Cast". stageview.co. Stageview. 20 May 2016. Archived from the original on 16 Baronial 2016. Retrieved 20 May 2016.
- ^ Gans, Andrew. "Following Injury, Joey Pero Makes Broadway Debut in 'Bandstand' June 30" Playbill, June 30, 2017
- ^ The Broadway League
- ^ a b c "Reviews. 'Bandstand'" newyorktheatreguide.com
- ^ Jones, Chris. "A Broadway 'Bandstand' for the Greatest Generation" "Chicago Tribune", April 26, 2017
- ^ "Reviews. 'Bandstand'" Multifariousness, 2017
- ^ a b [1] gotyour6.org
- ^ " 'Smashing Comet', 'Bandstand' and More Take Home 2017 Chita Rivera Awadrs" broadwayworld.com, September 11, 2017
External links [edit]
- Cyberspace Broadway Database
- Official website
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Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bandstand_(musical)
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