# Mary Sunshine
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Little mary sunshine is a musical that parodies old-fashioned operettas and musicals. The book, music, and lyrics are by Rick Besoyan. The original Off-Broadway production premiered November 18, 1959 at the Orpheum Theatre in New York City's East Village.
Craig Bierko
Today, I’m thrilled to announce my episode with Tony nominee Craig Bierko. Tune in to hear some of the stories of her legendary career, including what he learned from Meredith Willson’s notes in the script of THE MUSIC MAN, dancing with Rebecca Luker, the “stop-start” feeling of THOU SHALT NOT, how…
Ep 545- Director James Sunshine Talks "Killing Mary Sue!"
KILLING MARY SUE writer-director James Sunshine is here to talk all about his new film with an all-star cast that sounds like a blast!
Starring Dermot Mulroney and Sierra McCormick, James Sunshine's tongue-in-cheek satire of the "Mary Sue" archetype is explored in KILLING MARY SUE when a corrupt …
Whence the Musical?
Examining the origins of the musical, above and beyond its relatively limited American history, is a thorny trail, leading from the songspiels of 17th-century middle Europe to jazz-age Berlin. It's a story that's much larger than Show Boat and The Black Crook.
SONGS FEATURED:
"He is an Englishman…
Behind the Magic: Dan Micciche's Journey in WICKED and Beyond
HarmonyTALK is thrilled to welcome Dan Micciche, the Music Director and Conductor of WICKED on Broadway. With over nine years working on this iconic production, Dan offers a unique look behind the curtain at what it takes to keep one of the world’s biggest shows running.
Host Lisa Champeau dives i…
From Stonewall to Florida: Drag, Activism, and Keeping Pride Alive in Troubled Times – Eric Swanson
In this powerful episode, Eric Swanson activist, performer, and drag entertainer - aka Miss Bouvier - joins me to talk about what it really means to keep Pride alive when the world feels divided. From Florida’s political battlegrounds to global stages in Amsterdam, Eric opens up about using perform…
Ep. 29 Marsha Bagwell on Chicago
In this episode, Marsha Bagwell tells us about her time in the original cast of Chicago (1975) as the standby for Matron Mama Morton and Mary Sunshine. Marsha became Gwen Verdon's personal assistant during the production and was privy to many private conversations regarding the show. She shares unp…
Tonys, Twinks, and Terrible Timing with Broadway’s Jayke Workman
This week on VulgHER, the girls are officially feeling their oats. Vicky enters her main-character era, Selma resurrects her boy Instagram, and both have strong opinions about New York's most annoying residents. From Charlie D'Amelio sightings and Pride Month discourse to the impossible task of tel…
3/23/25 - Off-Broadway Shows - Act Four
Off-Broadway Shows - Act Four
1) Another Part of Me (Lizard Boy)
2) The Desert (Three Houses)
3) Born to Entertain (Ruthless!)
4) The Stars (The Immigrant)
5) The Flagmaker, 1775 (Songs For a New World)
6) Christian Cowboy (Smoke On The Mountain)
7) One of These Days (Trevor)
8) Saturday Night (Sa…
6/2/24 - May Flowers on Broadway
May Flowers on Broadway
1) Thousands of Flowers (I Do, I Do)
2) Everything's Coming Up Roses (Gypsy)
3) The Flowers That Bloom In The Spring (The Mikado)
4) Rosie (Bye Bye Birdie)
5) Flowers (Hadestown)
6) Hurry! It's Lovely Up Here (On A Clear Day You Can See Forever)
7) Mean Green Mother From Ou…
Ep. 37 Ryan Lowe on Chicago
Chicago is celebrating 30 years on Broadway! To celebrate, I’m releasing a special series of 6 episodes featuring artists who have been part of the Chicago family for decades. Ryan Lowe played Mary Sunshine for 21 years on Broadway.
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