Evita Broadway
Do you know any "best friends" songs from musicals?
I'm burning CDs as gifts for my friends. We are all theater geeks mass so I thought it would be good the songs are a lot of Broadway's "best friend" type. I have already "For Good" from Malo and "I Will Never Leave You "from Sideshow. A little more of our favorite music (not knowing if they had any of those songs, but still) include Phantom of the Opera, Little Women, Aida, Evita, Mary Poppins, The Lion King, and Seussical – if you have ideas of other musicals, That would be great! Thank you very much.
Together Wherever We Go – Gypsy soul mates – Anne of Green Gables Breast Buddies – Mame Seasons of Love – RENT Friendship – Anything Goes Together Again for the first time – Young Frankenstein: The Musical (probably not now, however, about a month, show GRAN)
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Broadway’s Lost Treasures [VHS] $2.22 Broadway’s Lost Treasures delivers what the title promises: 21 historic performances of great moments in American musical theater televised on the Tony Awards between 1967 and 1986. (Five were not included when the program was broadcast on PBS in 2003.) Unlike some other arts, theater has rarely been well-documented, so it’s a treat to see these numbers performed by the original artists rather t… |
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Evita $9.99 After more than a decade of false starts and several potential directors, the popular Andrew Lloyd Webber/Tim Rice musical finally made it to the big screen with Alan Parker (The Commitments) at the helm and Madonna in the coveted title role of Argentina’s first lady, Eva Perón. A triumph of production design, costuming, cinematography, and epic-scale pageantry, the film follows the rise of Eva P… |
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Andrew Lloyd Webber – The Royal Albert Hall Celebration $12.40 In 1998 a concert at the Royal Albert Hall celebrated Sir Andrew Lloyd Webber’s 50th birthday and featured more than two hours of hits from a body of work spanning almost three decades. In this keepsake of a memorable night, star after star steps on to a massive, Eurovision-style set to revisit golden moments in their long association with Britain’s most successful composer of musicals. Elaine Pai… |
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Broadway’s Lost Treasures $24.95 Broadway’s Lost Treasures delivers what the title promises: 21 historic performances of great moments in American musical theater televised on the Tony Awards between 1967 and 1986. (Five were not included when the program was broadcast on PBS in 2003.) Unlike some other arts, theater has rarely been well-documented, so it’s a treat to see these numbers performed by the original artists rather t… |
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Evita – Musical Excerpts and Complete Libretto $7.36 11 songs from this beloved Andrew Lloyd Webber/Tim Rice musical Songs: High Flying, Adored : Don’t Cry For Me Argentina : On This Night Of A Thousand Stars : Another Suitcase In Another Hall : I’d Be Surprisingly Good For You : Waltz For Eva A… |
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Singing a New Tune: The Rebirth of the Modern Film Musical from Evita to De-Lovely and Beyond (Applause Books) $3.23 Critics the world over have often loudly lamented that the movie musical is a dead art form. However, while it is true that the musical no longer occupies the cherished place of prominence in American cinema that it once did, the old razzle-dazzle has had… |
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Evita, First Lady: A Biography of Evita Peron $3.90 195 pages… |
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Evita (Broadway Musical) – Movie Poster / Print — Custom Framing Available Brand New Officially Licensed Sports Photo – Guaranteed to Arrive Safe – Size: 11 x 17 inches – Great for Autographs… |
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Evita (New Broadway Cast Recording) (2 CDs) $19.47 For the first time since it debuted on Broadway over 30 years ago, Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Webber’s seven-time Tony Award®-winning musical EVITA is back on Broadway. The production stars Grammy®-winning international superstar Ricky Martin as Ché, Olivier Award®-winning Argentinean actress Elena Roger making her Broadway debut as Evita and Tony Award®-winner Michael Cerveris as Ju… |
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Evita (1978 Original Broadway Cast) $19.97 Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Evita, which began as a concept album in 1976 and had its first stage incarnation in London in 1978, finally came to the U.S. in 1979 with a production that opened in Los Angeles and moved to San Francisco for multi-week engagements before landing on Broadway on September 25 to begin a Tony-winning, 1,568-performance run. The London production had been represente… |
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