# Zina Goldrich
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zina goldrich (born 1964) is an American composer known for her work in musical theatre in collaboration with the lyricist Marcy Heisler. Her best-known works as composer include "Ever After The Musical", "Taylor The Latte Boy" and "Alto's Lament".
== Background ==
zina goldrich was born in New York in 1964, at the age of 13 she moved to Los Angeles with her family.
Dave's Gone By #184 (8/13/06): FLORA AURA
Here is the 184th episode of the long-running radio show/podcast, Dave’s Gone By, which aired on NY’s WGBB-AM radio, Aug. 13, 2006. Info: davesgoneby.com.
host: Dave Lefkowitz
guest co-host: Jeff Goodman
guests: Woodmere Gay & Lesbian Front..and Rear VP Peter Fitzgerald and Brooklyn Botanic Garden…
High School Theater
Like most Jewish men in their 50’s Joshua and Kenny were in Fiddler on the Roof together in high school. Strangely, Kenny the lesser talent of the two had a lead role, Fyedka, whereas, Joshua, the much greater talent, had the tiniest of roles as, The Rabbi. But Kenny’s role (And I can say this beca…
Marcy Heisler And Zina Goldrich are empowering so many of us in TheatreWorks USA's latest project.
Fred Ebb Award winning writers, Marcy Heisler and ZIna Goldrich, bring their wonderful style and panache to TheatreWorks USA's latest project, JUNIE B'S ESSENTIAL SURVIVAL GUIDE TO SCHOOL. This summer over 12000 students will be seeing this production for FREE, and for some of those, this will be…
Marlo Hunter - film, tv and stage director
Multi-hypenate, Marlo Hunter is a film & tv director; as well as a stage director and choreographer. She’s on the Broadway Women’s Fund list of “Women to Watch,” and her current touring production of “Cat Kid Comic Club: The Musical” was a NY Times Critics’ Pick. On this episode we learn about the …
Ep 8 The Zina Chord: Taylor the Latte Boy, Five Women, and Baltimore
Broadway composer Zina Goldrich joins David for a deliciously deep dive into the origin of Taylor the Latte Boy — how a one-off song inspired by a real barista turned into a musical theatre phenomenon, a publishing deal, and an enduring songwriting partnership with Marcy Heisler.
David and Zina exp…
Ep 8 The Zina Chord: Taylor the Latte Boy, Five Women, and Baltimore
Broadway composer Zina Goldrich joins David for a deliciously deep dive into the origin of Taylor the Latte Boy — how a one-off song inspired by a real barista turned into a musical theatre phenomenon, a publishing deal, and an enduring songwriting partnership with Marcy Heisler.
David and Zina exp…
EP 10 Wicked, The Schwartz, & I (Season 1 Finale)
In the Season 1 finale of Does It Sing? with David Goldsmith, we do something we haven't done since Episode 1: no guest, just a solo deep dive into the craft of musical theatre — through one very famous song.
In this episode:
A recap of Season 1 and its guests:
Alexandra Silber and her revelato…
The Bean Week Finale No One Saw Coming | Chickpea Pasta, Chocolate Chip Cookies and a Composer
It's the final day of Bean Week, and Clinton Kelly is taking full responsibility for unleashing it on the internet. What started as a scrappy, high-fiber experiment ends with one of the most chaotic, joyful episodes of Chewed Up yet.
Clinton proves that beans deserve a permanent place in weeknight…
ArtZany! Radio for the Imagination! Junie B. Jones The Musical Jr., 7-31-26
Today in the ArtZany Radio studio Paula Granquist welcomes Julie Fakler, Executive Director of the Paradise Center for the Arts and Mickey Morstad, Director of the production Junie B. Jones The Musical Jr. from the Marquee Children’s Theatre. This show is adapted from the JUNIE B. JONES Series of b…
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