Donna McKechnie is bringing her world premiere show A VISIT WITH KANDER AND EBB toFeinstein's54 Below from April 19 to22. Click below to hear her talk about the upcoming event
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At 88, the composer (a Tony-nominee for "The Visit") talks about his partnership with lyricist Fred Ebb, with whom he created such timeless classics as "Cabaret" and "Chicago" 
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In the old days of Broadway, often barely a year passed between the conception and staging for most shows. Theatre was a fast business. You got the show up, saw how it was received, and moved on to the next.
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Undoubtedly one of Broadway’s most respected writing teams, Kander and Ebb are celebrated through this evening of song, featuring music from their most celebrated works in a career spanning more than thirty years. Creating such scores as “Cabaret“, “Chicago” and “Kiss of the Spiderwoman” their collaboration has rewarded them with countless awards and the adoration of major recording artists. Now the Union Theatre is proud to present Kirk Jameson’s new production of “The World Goes ‘Round” playing for a strictly limited season.
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Playbill.com correspondent Ben Rimalower offers a list of his top 10 songs by the Tony-winning duo of composer John Kander and late lyricist Fred Ebb.
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"All I Need Is One Good Break" from FLORA THE RED MENACE as performed by the cast of PRINCE OF BROADWAY, co-directed by Hal Prince and Susan ...
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The Visit, the new Kander and Ebb musical that stars two-time Tony winner Chita Rivera, will end its run June 14, producers announced the day after the production was left empty-handed at the Tony Awards.
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Featured on www.nydailynews.com " Backstage at “Chicago” on Broadway, dresser Jo-Ann Bethell Pantuso (r.) and leading man Christopher Fitzgerald as Bil
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It wasn’t like, “Mr. Kander, I want you to meet Mr. Sondheim.” We had a number of mutual friends like Bill Goldman. Bill and his brother, Jim, and I lived together in a nine-room apartment on West 72nd Street looking up the Hudson. It was $275 a month. We would sometimes have parties or play Murder. There were a lot of people coming through; some of them disappeared. Certainly Steve and Mary Rodgers are very much here.
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