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Author Archives: Shoshana G.
“Days of Rage” at NYTB New Works Series
My musical Days of Rage with composer and co-bookwriter Hyeyoung Kim will be part of the November 7th New York Theatre Barn New Works Series! I’m thrilled to showcase songs from this politically-charged show the night before the election. Monday, … Continue reading
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Blog Post: Natalie Babbitt and Tuck Everlasting, an Appreciation
I want to say a few words about the author Natalie Babbitt, who passed away on Monday at age 84, because Tuck Everlasting was my favorite childhood book and remains one of my favorite books to this day. When people … Continue reading
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What I Did on My Summer Vacation
We’ve made it to fall! Soon leaves will turn brown, we’ll dust off our boots, and life will get crazy (because that’s what always seems to happen in the fall). But for now, let’s look back at what I did … Continue reading
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Blog Post: Why We Need This Ghostbusters Reboot
Last night I watched the original Ghostbusters in anticipation of the reboot that opens this weekend. I have a discordant reaction to this film in that I always laugh through it but I also get so angry that one of the few female characters, Dana Barrett, … Continue reading
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Reading of LIGHTNING MAN at Turtle Bay Music School
The musical Lightning Man, my collaboration with composer Jeffrey Dennis Smith and bookwriter Maggie-Kate Coleman, will have a public reading at the Turtle Bay Music School this Monday as part of Jeffrey Dennis Smith’s residency there. We are excited to present … Continue reading
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Park and Bark: 12 Mini-Operas About Fort Greene Park
For the past three months, I have been participating in a class at my former graduate program (the Graduate Musical Theatre Writing Program at NYU). In the class we wrote mini-operas about Fort Greene Park, a park with a fascinating history that … Continue reading
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Spring Singing
My final chorus concert this spring is the New York Pops 33rd Birthday Gala: Do You Hear the People Sing on Monday, May 2nd at Carnegie Hall. We get to celebrate the collaborations of Alain Boublil and Claude-Michel Schönberg, the songwriting team … Continue reading
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Chorus Concert: The Composer Speaks Series
The chorus I sing with, Essential Voices USA, has a concert coming up! The Composer Speaks Concert Series Austrian Emigres: Schoenberg, Von Trapp and the Power of Music This program will explore the stories of Austrian emigres whose experiences have … Continue reading
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Countdown to 2016: 2015 TV
This year, I think I can identify a theme: Almost all of these shows have a woman as the main character. The ones that don’t are Mad Men, which is as much about the women as the men, and The Middle, a … Continue reading
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Countdown to 2016: 2015 Books
Last year, I read 12 books! This year I also read 12, although, like last year, 2 of them were A Series of Unfortunate Events books that I am reading to my babysitting charge. I’m glad I’ve kept up my reading pace. Overall, I read … Continue reading
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