Who lives, who dies, and who tells your story? The Broadway Rewind's "History Has Its Eyes on You" celebrates music from Broadway favorites including Assassins, Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson, Bonnie and Clyde, Cabaret, Come from Away, Chaplin, Evita, Hamilton, Parade, Six, Side Show, Ragtime and more, along with a special tribute to Titanic, which will be celebrating its silver anniversary of twenty-five years! The Broadway Rewind: "History Has Its Eyes on You" will play a one night engagement on Friday, April 8th at 9:30pm at The Green Room 42.

Jarrett Winters Morley is proud to bring their celebration of the Tony-nominated® Stephen Schwartz musical, The History of Godspell to 54 Below! Directed and curated by Jarrett Winters Morley, The History of Godspell takes us behind the scenes about the show's conception, process, and eventual production in an unprecedented history-filled concert. Stories never before heard. Featuring songs such as “Day By Day”, and “All For The Best”, The History of Godspell is seeing a show as you’ve never seen one before. Join us for a deep dive into Godspell and the journey it took to be what it is today.

Ripley (BM ’20, Classical Voice) and Jarrett (BM ’20, Musical Theatre) speak about their respective productions Women and Morningside taking place on October 25 and November 21. They also share thoughts on the challenges of putting together a show, and about life after graduation.
The students are two of six at MSM this year producing a “Student Project in Performance,” selected through an application process.

Rogue Theater Festival, produced in association with 13th St. Repertory Theater, has announced they will be streaming their festival this December, 2020. Tickets are on sale starting November 16th! All tickets and streaming will be via Showtix4U.com.

SOUTH PACIFIC ON THE RIVER Comes to Sutton Place This Month

This fall, the Manhattan School of Music will be producing the work of one of its Musical Theatre students for the first time in its 100-year history. That student is Tappan Zee High School alumnus Jarrett Winters Morley (‘16), a senior in MSM’s Musical Theatre Conservatory. His original musical, Morningside, takes the stage on November 21 at the Ades Performance Space.

The show went on at Tappan Zee High School last weekend, minus the oversized Nazi flags.

But there were still swastikas on stage in "The Producers" — both on armbands, and in a production number where the cast danced in the form of a giant swastika, a la Busby Berkeley.

ORANGEBURG — When Mel Brooks' "The Producers" opens at Tappan Zee High School on Friday, it'll have a Nazi playwright, a major production number called "Springtime for Hitler" and an actor playing a director playing the fuhrer for laughs.

But some South Orangetown parents drew the line at swastikas.