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Ted Chapin |
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With:
Theodore S. Chapin
Ted Chapin wears two hats during this interview, one as he discusses his position as head of the Rodgers & Hammerstein Organization, explaining his role in both promoting and defending the work of the great songwriting team, the other as he talks about how his college project as a production assistant afforded him backstage access to the original production of Follies, which 30 years later formed the basis for his book Everything Was Possible.
Original air date - July 30, 2004
Running Time - 45:37
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