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The Little Show is a Broadway intimate revue that opened in 1929, with music by Arthur Schwartz and lyrics by Howard Dietz, and was produced by Dwight Deere Wiman. Its sophisticated sketch-and-song format helped define the intimate revue form that flourished on Broadway in the late 1920s and early 1...
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Sophisticated Schwartz and Dietz revue introduced enduring standards and earned strong period success, retaining substantial historical and musical reputation.
Scoring methodology"Shoestring Revue" is a 1955 Off-Broadway musical revue produced and directed by Julius Monk. The intimate production was characterized by its satirical sketches and musical numbers, reflecting the cultural landscape of the 1950s. It is historically notable for featuring early work by several promin...
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Influential low-budget revue launched notable performers and writers, earning respect for freshness and ingenuity despite deliberately modest production values.
Scoring methodologyThe Second Little Show was a two-act Broadway musical revue that opened at New York's Royale Theatre in Manhattan on September 2, 1930, and closed in October after 63 performances. Its credits included music by Arthur Schwartz, lyrics by Howard Dietz, and a book by Dwight Deere Wiman; the production...
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Capable sequel with strong songwriting pedigree, but it lacked the original's success and produced fewer enduring cultural landmarks.
Scoring methodologyThe Garrick Gaieties (1925) was a Broadway musical revue with sketches, organized as a benefit for the Theatre Guild and performed at the Garrick Theatre in New York. The production opened on June 8, 1925, after a series of special performances, and used music by Richard Rodgers and lyrics by Lorenz...
Lend an Ear was a Broadway musical revue that opened in 1948. The production assembled songs, comic sketches, and character pieces in an intimate revue format rather than following one continuous dramatic storyline. It is particularly associated with Carol Channing, whose performances brought her wi...
Three's a Crowd was a Broadway musical revue presented in 1930. The production featured performers Fred Allen, Libby Holman, and Clifton Webb, combining songs, sketches, and comic scenes in an intimate theatrical format. It is remembered in music history for introducing the song "Something to Rememb...
The Little Show is a Broadway musical revue that opened in 1929. It combined songs, sketches, and satirical material in a relatively intimate format and is associated with the performer Libby Holman. The production introduced the torch song "Moanin' Low," which became one of the best-known numbers c...
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