Ep 14 – Cry For Us All
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Buried Broadway
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From the music writer of “Man of La Mancha”, Mitch Leigh, based on the critically acclaimed play “Hogan’s Goat”, we bring you “Cry For Us All”. A dramatic musical telling the stories of Irish immigrants living in Brooklyn in the late 1800’s. Somehow this hefty beast of a show was on Broadway at the same time as Hair and 1776, which is something to marvel at. Grab your tissues and tune in for a truly wonderful ride.
Featured Recording: Cry For Us All Original Broadway Cast Recording – Project 3 Total Sound Stereo - 1970
For the rights to produce the show, your best bet is to contact Mitch Leigh’s estate.
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Ep 14 – Cry For Us All
From the music writer of “Man of La Mancha”, Mitch Leigh, based on the critically acclaimed play “Hogan’s Goat”, we bring you “Cry For Us All”. A dramatic musical telling the stories of Irish immigrants living in Brooklyn in the late 1800’s. Somehow this hefty beast of a show was on Broadway at the same time as Hair and 1776, which is something to marvel at. Grab your tissues and tune in for a truly wonderful ride.
Featured Recording: Cry For Us All Original Broadway Cast Recording – Project 3 Total Sound Stereo - 1970
For the rights to produce the show, your best bet is to contact Mitch Leigh’s estate.
Visit www.Bevarelli.com for more!
To hear Jen on The Poe Theatre on the Air: https://www.poetheatre.org/poe-theatre-on-the-air To hear Mikey Voice a sock puppet in Urinetown! https://www.facebook.com/landlesstheatre/ To Learn more about Once Upon a Time: A Storytelling Podcast visit: https://astorytellingpodcast.wixsite.com/home FOR OUR PATREON: https://www.patreon.com/BuriedBroadway
For our Instagram: https://instagram.com/buriedbroadway?igshid=4rq4psgc1ft1
We love hearing from you! Email [email protected] to get in touch!
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Featured Recording: Rex Original Broadway Cast Recording – RCA -- 1976
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Featured Recording: Wildcat Original Broadway Cast Recording – RCA Victor - 1961
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Featured Recording: Flahooley Original Broadway Cast Recording – Capitol Records - 1951
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Featured Recording: Original Broadway Cast Recording of Hallelujah, Baby!– 1967 – Columbia Records
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