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An Evening with Patti Lupone and Mandy Patinkin PROGRAM: AN EVENING WITH PATTI LUPONE AND MANDY PATINKIN SatuRdaY, APRIL 26, 2014 / 8:00 pM / BiNG CONCERT HALL AN EVENING WITH PATTI LUPONE AND MANDY PATINKIN Conceived by MANDY PATINKIN and PAUL FORD Production Design Lighting Design Sound Design DAVID KORINS ERIC CORNWELL DANIEL J. GERHARD Exclusive Tour Direction Tour Marketing/Press Representative AWA PARTNERS C MAJOR ENTERTAINMENT MARKETING, INC. L. GLENN POPPLETON CATHERINE MAJOR Musical Direction Choreography by Produced and Managed by PAUL FORD ANN REINKING STACI LEVINE Directed by MANDY PATINKIN 34 StanFORD LIVE MAGAZINE APRIL/MAy 2014 ARTISTS PROGRAM Patti LuPone Another Hundred People Stephen Sondheim (Company) Mandy Patinkin When Stephen Sondheim (Evening Primrose) Paul Ford, Piano A Cockeyed Optimist* Richard Rodgers & Oscar Hammerstein II (South Pacific) Twin Soliloquies* Richard Rodgers & Oscar Hammerstein II (South Pacific) Some Enchanted Evening* Richard Rodgers & Oscar Hammerstein II (South Pacific) *South Pacific: music by Richard Rodgers, Some Enchanted Evening, Reprise Richard Rodgers & Oscar Hammerstein II (South Pacific) lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II, book by Getting Married Today Stephen Sondheim (Company) Oscar Hammerstein II and Joshua Logan, Loving You Stephen Sondheim (Passion) adapted from the Pulitzer Prize–winning novel Tales of the South Pacific by James A Cockeyed Optimist, Reprise Richard Rodgers & Oscar Hammerstein II (South Pacific) A. Michener I’m Old-Fashioned Jerome Kern & Johnny Mercer (You Were Never Lovelier) I Have the Room Above Her Jerome Kern & Oscar Hammerstein II (Showboat) **Carousel: music by Richard Rodgers, book and lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II, based Baby, It’s Cold Outside Frank Loesser (Neptune’s Daughter) on Ferenc Molnár’s play Liliom as adapted by Everybody Says Don’t Stephen Sondheim (Anyone Can Whistle) Benjamin F. Glazer, original dances by Agnes A Quiet Thing John Kander & Fred Ebb (Flora the Red Menace) de Mille It Takes Two Stephen Sondheim (Into the Woods) Selections from South Pacific and Carousel I Won’t Dance Jerome Kern (Roberta) are used by special arrangement with Rodgers I Want a Man Vincent Youmans & Oscar Hammerstein II (Rainbow) & Hammerstein: An Imagem Company, April in Fairbanks Murray Grand (New Faces of 1956) www.rnh.com. All rights are reserved. All selections by Stephen Sondheim are used by special arrangement with Stephen *INTERMISSION* Sondheim. Old Folks John Kander & Fred Ebb (70, Girls, 70) Everything’s Coming Up Roses Jule Styne & Stephen Sondheim (Gypsy) Patti LuPone and Mandy Patinkin’s performance Stephen Sondheim (Follies) is generously supported by Marcia and John The God-Why-Don’t-You-Love-Me Goldman. Blues The Hills of Tomorrow Stephen Sondheim (Merrily We Roll Along) Merrily We Roll Along Stephen Sondheim (Merrily We Roll Along) Old Friends Stephen Sondheim (Merrily We Roll Along) Like It Was Stephen Sondheim (Merrily We Roll Along) Oh, What a Circus Sir Andrew Lloyd Webber & Sir Tim Rice (Evita) Don’t Cry for Me Argentina Sir Andrew Lloyd Webber & Sir Tim Rice (Evita) Somewhere That’s Green Howard Ashman & Alan Menken (Little Shop of Horrors) In Buddy’s Eyes Stephen Sondheim (Follies) You’re a Queer One, Julie Jordan** Richard Rodgers & Oscar Hammerstein II (Carousel ) If I Loved You** Richard Rodgers & Oscar Hammerstein II (Carousel ) If I Loved You, Reprise Richard Rodgers & Oscar Hammerstein II (Carousel ) What’s the Use of Wond’rin** Richard Rodgers & Oscar Hammerstein II (Carousel ) If I Loved You, Reprise Richard Rodgers & Oscar Hammerstein II (Carousel ) You’ll Never Walk Alone** Richard Rodgers & Oscar Hammerstein II (Carousel ) PROGRAM SUBJECT TO CHANGE. Please be considerate of others and turn off all phones, pagers, and watch alarms, and unwrap all lozenges prior to the performance. Photography and recording of any kind are not permitted. Thank you. encoremediagroup.com 35 PROGRAM: AN EVENING WITH PATTI LUPONE AND MANDY PATINKIN PATTI LUPONE Frayn’s Noises Off, David Mamet’s The Miss Daisy; and Witness. Her TV credits Pattie LuPone is thrilled to be reunited Old Neighborhood, Terrence McNally’s include American Horror Story: Coven, with her Evita costar for this concert. Master Class, and her own concert Glee, 30 Rock, Ugly Betty, NBC’s Author of the New York Times bestseller Patti LuPone On Broadway; and three Will and Grace, the Emmy Award– Patti LuPone: A Memoir, Ms. LuPone’s solo concerts at Carnegie Hall. She also winning PBS broadcasts of Passion and most recent Broadway appearances performs three other concerts: Coulda, Sweeney Todd, PBS Great Performances’ include David Mamet’s The Anarchist Woulda, Shoulda; The Lady with the Candide, Oz, the TNT film Monday and the new musical Women on the Torch; and The Gypsy in My Soul. Night Mayhem, Frasier (1998 Emmy Verge of a Nervous Breakdown, for nomination), Law and Order, An which she was nominated for Tony, Beginning in 2000, she’s appeared Evening with Patti LuPone (PBS), and Drama Desk, and Outer Critics Circle regularly in the Ravinia Festival’s ABC’s Life Goes On. Her recordings Awards. Other recent New York Sondheim series, starring as Mrs. include Far Away Places, Patti LuPone stage appearances include her debut Lovett in Sweeney Todd, Desiree in A at Les Mouches, the 2008 Broadway cast with the New York City Ballet as Little Night Music, Fosca in Passion, recording of Gypsy, The Lady with the guest soloist in their new production Cora Hooper in Anyone Can Whistle, Torch, Sweeney Todd (both the 2006 of The Seven Deadly Sins and her Madame Rose in Gypsy, and in two Broadway revival cast recording and performance as Joanne in the New York different roles in Sunday in the Park 2000 live performance recording on the Philharmonic’s production of Company. with George. A graduate of the first class New York Philharmonic Special Editions of the Drama Division of New York’s label), Matters of the Heart (cited as Winner of the Tony, Drama Desk, Juilliard School and a founding member one of the best recordings of 1999 by and Outer Critics Circle Awards for of John Houseman’s Acting Company, both Time Out New York and the Times Best Actress in a Musical and the in which she toured the country for four of London), Pal Joey, Heatwave with Drama League Award for Outstanding years, her subsequent New York credits John Mauceri and the Hollywood Bowl Performance of the Season for her include Dario Fo’s Accidental Death of Orchestra, Sunset Boulevard, and Patti performance as Madame Rose in the An Anarchist; David Mamet’s The Water LuPone Live. Visit www.pattilupone.net most recent Broadway production of Engine, Edmond, and The Woods; and for more information. Gypsy, her other stage credits include Israel Horovitz’s Stage Directions. Other her debut with the Los Angeles Opera in performances in musicals include Pal Weill-Brecht’s Rise and Fall of the City Joey for City Center Encores, Anything MANDY PATINKIN of Mahagonny; the world premiere of Goes (Tony Award nomination, Drama In his 1980 Broadway debut, Mr. Jake Heggie’s opera To Hell and Back Desk Award), The Cradle Will Rock, Patinkin won a Tony Award for his with San Francisco’s Philharmonia Oliver!, Evita (Tony and Drama role as Che in Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Baroque Orchestra; Mrs. Lovett in Desk Awards for Best Actress in a Evita and was nominated in 1984 for John Doyle’s production of Sweeney Musical), Working, and The Robber his starring role as George in the Pulitzer Todd (Tony, Drama Desk, Outer Critics Bridegroom. In London, she won the Prize–winning musical Sunday in the Circle nominations; Drama League Olivier Award for her performances as Park with George. In 1991, he returned Award for Outstanding Contribution Fantine in the original production of Les to Broadway in the Tony Award–winning to Musical Theatre); the title role in Miserables and in the Acting Company musical The Secret Garden, and in 1997, Marc Blitzstein’s Regina, a musical production of The Cradle Will Rock. he played a sold-out engagement of version of Lillian Hellman’s The Little She also created the role of Norma his one-man show Mandy Patinkin in Foxes at the Kennedy Center; Fosca Desmond in Sunset Boulevard and Concert, with all profits benefiting five in a concert version of Passion, which re-created her Broadway performance charitable organizations. Mandy’s other was also broadcast on PBS’s Live From of Maria Callas in Master Class. solo concerts, Dress Casual, Celebrating Lincoln Center; a multicity tour of her Sondheim, and Mamaloshen have been theatrical concert Matters of the Heart; Ms. LuPone’s films include Union presented both on Broadway and off. the City Center Encores production of Square, directed by Nancy Savocca; Can-Can; the New York Philharmonic’s Parker, directed by Taylor Hackford; In 2009, Mr. Patinkin celebrated the productions of Candide and Sweeney City by The Sea; Heist and State and 20th anniversary of performing his solo Todd (New York Philharmonic debut); Main, both written and directed by concerts with a two-week run of all his performances on Broadway in Michael David Mamet; Summer of Sam; Driving concerts in repertory at New York’s 36 StanFORD LIVE MAGAZINE APRIL/MAy 2014 Public Theater, the very space he began version of Arthur Miller’s Broken Glass his concert career. He continued the for BBC/WGBH-Boston; and episodes celebration with a critically acclaimed of Three Rivers, The Larry Sanders two-week run of Mandy Patinkin Show (1996 Emmy nomination), Law in Concert in London’s West End and Order, Boston Public, Touched at the Duke of York’s Theatre. Mr. by an Angel, and The Simpsons. Patinkin’s other stage credits include the world premiere of Compulsion, a In 1989, Mr. Patinkin began his concert new play by Rinne Groff and directed career at the Public Theater.
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