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About American Theatre Wing

New Writers, New Musicals: Jonathan Larson® Grants 2009 (WIT #374)

New Writers, New Musicals: Jonathan Larson® Grants 2009New Writers, New Musicals: Jonathan Larson® Grants 2009

Our guests – 2009 Jonathan Larson Grant® recipients Mark Allen, Dave Malloy, Thomas Mizer and Curtis Moore – tell us what these Grants and others mean to them and their work; how they became involved in musical theatre; the programs and workshops that helped their work move forward; what parameters they work within when writing for musical theatre; how much license they give to others to interpret their work; what they do to sustain themselves financially while pursuing their musical passion; dealing with the business aspects of writing and composing; and what Broadway represents for them.

Original airdate – March 6, 2009.
Running time – 1:00:00.

For more information, to watch online, or to download the episode go to Working in the Theatre’s New Writers, New Musicals: Jonathan Larson® Grants 2009 program page.

You can also download directly the New Writers, New Musicals: Jonathan Larson® Grants 2009 program (mp4).



Posted on Wednesday, April 1st, 2009 at 10:27 am
by American Theatre Wing
Filed under: Author, Composer, Lyricist, Video, Working in the Theatre.

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