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Josh Inmon, director/choreographer for Drury University Theatre s Broadway Cabaret.
Inmon said there will be no online stream of this show these will be exclusively live-in-person performances. “We are presenting about 20 different musical numbers, and the way that we the secure rights for those is individually for each number.” The right for performing organizations to video-record and/or stream these songs is up to each individual publisher. “So it made more sense just to present it live. And, you know, we’re excited about that we’re excited about the possibility.” (This is a COVID-era sentiment expressed by virtually anybody in the performing arts one might choose to ask!) “We’ve done a couple of streaming things this year,” Inmon continued, “but it’s really the first time we have presented ourselves in front of a live audience in two years!”
Lisa Brescia, Assistant Professor of Theatre and Dance at Missouri State University.
The show is based on the 1974 Studs Terkel interview book “Working,” as adapted for the stage by Stephen Schwartz and Nina Faso. One of the numerous Tony-nominated songwriting collaborators on the show was Brescia’s husband, singer/composer Craig Carnelia. As Brescia and Carnelia live here in Springfield, she said her husband was “right on-site and he worked directly with our actors. So it was quite the perfect choice, I think, for our department.”
She believes the subtitle of the book, by famous oral historian and radio broadcaster Studs Terkel, describes it best: “People talk about what they do all day, and how they feel about what they do.”