Sound of Musicals: 2. Something’s Coming (tv) • 00:03:00 • Genesis from racial tensions in NYC. Includes interview with Jerome Robbins from BBC Monitor. Interview with Hal Prince about initial playthrough of Bernstein's ideas.
Sound of Musicals: 2. Something’s Coming (tv) • 00:10:30 • interview with Grover Dale, Snowball from the original production. On subject matter/gangs, and Robbins as a terrifying choreographer.
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[6] => "32754"*p245*Chapter 12 – West Side Story: The Very Model of a Major Musical
[7] => "32754"*p341*Appendix Q: Broadway 1957; Libretto Drafts 1 (January 1956) and 2 (Spring 1956)
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