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16 Stories - New American Musicals - Collection of 16 previously unrecorded songs written by award-winning musical theatre creators from around the world and recorded by The Australian Discovery Orchestra, conducted by Kevin Purcell. Writers (unconfirmed): Nikko Benson, Andre Catrini, Joe Chindamo, Craig Christie, Christopher Dimond, Scott Dreier, Joel Evans, Michael J. Farina, Anne Gasko, Adam Gwon, Oliver Houser, Victor Kazan, Peter Kellogg, Michael Kooman, Drew Lane, Greg Nabours, Jess Newman...

The off-Broadway company offers two news plays and a musical revival for home viewers this summer.

Sweet Charity - First time on CD reissue of SAGA Records' 1967 London studio cast recording of Cy Coleman/Dorothy Fields score. Mary Preston, June Hunt, Canna Kendall, Valentine Palmer, Craig Hunter, John Parker and David Weldon Williams. Westminster Sinfonia and Theatre Chorus directed by Frank Raymond. This is the only recorded version to feature an additional cut verse in Charity's song You Should See Yourself. Also included on the CD release is an extended version of the Rich Man&#39...

A Perfect Little Death by SUF/SOND - GHOSTLIGHT RECORDS will release the new album A Perfect Little Death by SUF/SOND the brainchild of New York singer/songwriter Eleri Ward in streaming and digital formats on Friday, June 4. SUF/SOND is a whirling combination of Ward s two deep loves: the expansive one-of-a-kind canon of Stephen Sondheim, and the ethereal, melancholic sounds of Sufjan Stevens. Blossoming from a spontaneous Instagram cover of Every Day a Little Death captioned Sufjan on Sondheim...

Chip Deffaa's Say It with Music: The Irving Berlin Saga - Cast album of biographical show with music and lyrics by Irving Berlin. Written and arranged by Chip Deffaa. Cast includes Michael Townsend Wright, Jed Peterson, Santa Claire Hirsch, Katherine Paulsen, Keith Anderson, Danielle Tolep, Dee Julien, Caroline McFee, Jon Peterson, Ryan Muska, Analise Scarpaci as soloist , Chip Deffaa as Eddie Cantor, Jacqueline Parker. Musical director/pianist: Richard Danley.