Sondheim: A Chronology
How did you get to be here?
What was the moment?
Days in the life of Stephen Sondheim
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Sondheim People
Friends this long
has to mean something's strong
Brief bios of Sondheim collaborators and performers
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Other Stage Work
Does it slip away slow so you never even know it's happening?
Shows with Sondheim contributions, and songs that are not part of a larger Sondheim project. Includes:
The Girls of Summer (1956)
Invitation to a March (1960)
The Mad Show (1966)
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Film Work
And there I am in California
Talking deals and turning pink
The Last of Sheila (1973, Screenplay)
Stavisky (1974, Score)
Reds (1981, Score)
Dick Tracy (1990, Songs)
The Birdcage (1996, Songs)
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Unproduced Projects
It's called burn your bridges, start again. You should burn them every now and then.
Stage, television and film projects that were either abandoned or unproduced. Includes:
Climb High (1953)
The Lady or the Tiger? (1954)
The Exception and the Rule (1968)
Singing Out Loud (1992)
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School Productions
Something is stirring, shifting ground...
It's just begun
Musicals written for the George School and Williams College
By George (1946)
Phinney's Rainbow (1948)
All That Glitters (1949)
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Television and Radio
Before you know where you are, there you are
Various Sondheim appearances and productions on television and radio
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The Songs
Start with nothing but a song to sing
An alphabetical listing with annotations of
The Songs of Stephen Sondheim
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Collections
Listen to that!
Will you listen to that?
Albums of Sondheim songs recorded by other artists
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Compilations
Best thing that ever could have happened
Albums of previously released recordings
[mainly from the original cast recordings]
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Published Collections
You need a tune you can bum-bum-bum-di-bum --
Give me a melody!
Music books of Sondheim songs
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Selected Bibliography
People love you and tell you lies.
Now you know
Publications about Sondheim and his works; includes books, periodicals, magazine and newspaper articles.
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FAQ
Tell 'em things they don't know
The most common questions asked of this website
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Links
We're opening doors
singing "Here we are!"
Links to websites with Sondheim info and other theatre interests.
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