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July 4th (in June) at the Home of Marty and Perry Granoff Saddle River, NJ — June 25, 2018 Featuring: Alexander Gemignani Megan McGinnis Scarlett Walker Jessica Vosk with Dan Lipton at the piano All I Care About from CHICAGO Music by John Kander Lyrics by Fred Ebb Night Song from GOLDEN BOY Music by Charles Strouse Lyrics by Lee Adams I Think I May Want To Remember Today from STARTING HERE, STARTING NOW Music by David Shire Lyrics by Richard Maltby, Jr. The Next Ten Minutes from THE LAST FIVE YEARS Music and Lyrics by Jason Robert Brown I Can Do Better Than That from THE LAST FIVE YEARS Music and Lyrics by Jason Robert Brown Tell Me When from A SECOND CHANCE Music and Lyrics by Ted Shen Just Like A Movie from THE TRUMAN SHOW Music by Alexander Gemignani Lyrics by Brad Bauner A Summer In Ohio from THE LAST FIVE YEARS Music and Lyrics by Jason Robert Brown I Won’t Send Roses from MACK AND MABEL Music and Lyrics by Jerry Herman Something Real from DIAMOND ALICE Music and Lyrics by Alexander Gemignani Stars And The Moon from SONGS FOR A NEW WORLD Music and Lyrics by Jason Robert Brown I Wish I Could Go Back To College from AVENUE Q Music and Lyrics by Bobby Lopez and Jeff Marx Another Life from THE BRIDGES OF MADISON COUNTY Music and Lyrics by Jason Robert Brown On The Steps Of The Palace from INTO THE WOODS Music and Lyrics by Stephen Sondheim A Trip To The Library from SHE LOVES ME Music by Jerry Bock Lyrics by Sheldon Harnick Trees from swingset/moon Music by Alexander Gemignani Lyrics by Alexander Gemignani and Daniel Glenn At The Fountain from SWEET SMELL OF SUCCESS Music by Marvin Hamlisch Lyrics by Craig Carnelia.

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