# Maury Yeston
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maury yeston (born October 23, 1945) is an American composer, lyricist, educator and musicologist.
He is known for initiating new Broadway musicals, and writing their music and lyrics, among them Nine in 1982, and Titanic in 1997, both of which won him Tony Awards for best musical and best score and each brought him nominations for a Grammy. He also won two Drama Desk Awards for Nine, and was nominated for both an Academy Award and a Golden Globe for two of his new songs in the film version of Nine.
NINE w/ Kevin Duda
"Be Italian..."The music...the fashion...the women...the plot...? We're talking NINE! Kevin Duda (BOOK OF MORMON, BEAUTIFUL) returns after a long absence to discuss with Matt all things Maury Yeston, Tommy Tune and Anita Morris. The two discuss why the movie adaptation failed, being too seduced by …
#7 - If Theater Were a Podcast Episode (With Composer/Lyricist, Keith Gordon)
That's right! Jess & Devin are back again (sorry, haters). In this epic and painfully theatrical 7th episode of TPJMCYL, Jess Westman chats with composer and lyricist Keith Gordon (Saint Heaven, The Shadow Sparrow, The Wedding Night) about hope, making musical theater, and the power of storytelling…
BONUS: The Weird Star Wars Christmas Album That Time Forgot
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In 1980, Lucasfilm authorized "Christmas in the Stars"—a bizarre holiday album featuring C-3PO (Anthony Daniels), sound effects by Ben Burtt, and a teenage janitor named Jon Bon Jovi. It was meant to be the start of …
No. 33. “I Am What I Am”
Fall 1983. You’re at La Cage Aux Folles, a new musical with a score by Jerry Herman—who wrote some of the biggest hits of the 1960s but hasn’t been so lucky lately—and a book by Harvey Fierstein. Fierstein made his Broadway debut a year prior, writing and starring in the smash hit play Torch Song T…
The Kleban Prize
On this episode of Curtain Call, Tom takes listeners inside one of the most meaningful evenings in musical theatre: the Kleban Prize for Musical Theatre. Featuring this year’s winners—lyricist Eric Price and librettist Philip Christian Smith—the conversation explores what it truly means to receive …
S3 Episode 2 - Sydnie Christmas & Kelly Mathieson
Daz is joined by theatre stars Sydnie Christmas and Kelly Mathieson to talk about their upcoming performances as part of 'To Maury With Love', a concert celebrating the 80th birthday of Maury Yeston. The pair talk about their connections with his shows and songs, picking their favourites with Kelly…
#146 - Live from the Kleban Awards
Behind the Awards goes on location to bring you to The Kleban Awards! This live episode brings you interviews with Santino Fontana, Susan Stroman, Richard Maltby Jr, Maury Yeston, and John Weidman as well as performances by Talia Suskauer, Santino Fontana and more. Congratulations to the winners …
Episode 287: Titanic Antics
As the World marks the centenary of the sinking of the Titanic in April 1912, Thos explores how the event has been portrayed in musicals and then takes a close look at Maury Yeston's 1997 Titanic - The Musical.
Be Our Guest with Joshua Rosenblum (Maury Yeston and His Singular Path to Broadway and Beyond)
Maury Yeston, the celebrated composer and lyricist of the Tony Award–winning musicals , and , has not, until now, been the subject of a full-length study of his career and work. Now, through this comprehensive text, readers can appreciate the full scope of Yeston's output and his place in musical t…
GRAND HOTEL with Spencer Glass
Welcome to GRAND HOTEL! During your stay, we hope you'll enjoy the complimentary stories of how this musical took thirty years to premiere on Broadway. Please take advantage of our amenities, including the wonderful acting coach, performer and influencer, Spencer Glass, whose entire personality mig…
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