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With:
John Doyle
Director John Doyle talks about the development of his unique actor-musician approach to classic musicals, including the current production of Company and the recent Sweeney Todd; why he's not worried about being seen as a "one-trick pony"; how he matches instruments to characters; why we won't see him directing West Side Story in his trademark style; and why he's feeling more pressure now than he did during his Broadway debut.
Original air date - November 24, 2006
Running Time - 43:23
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