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However it will feature between 16 and 20 of his songs and has been thoroughly approved by the singerThe brains behind the project is choreographer Twyla Tharp who worked on the musical for two years before Joel was approached The rock star said: ''Twyla put it all together from the material I wrote and recorded over my whole career I thought it was pretty good but how objective could I be''Among the songs featured are An Innocent Man Big Shot River of Dreams and (as you'd expect from the title) Movin' Out The musical which has very little dialogue but lots of dancing and singing features a live band fronted by vocalist Michael Cavanaugh who may be little known beyond his Las Vegas stamping ground but is said to have a voice which sounds eerily similar to Joel'sThe musical tells the tale of three New York friends growing up during the 1960s All three get drafted and sent to Vietnam and when one is killed the surviving two are torn apart After becoming involved in the 1970s drug scene they manage to straighten themselves out in time for the 1980s The show is set to open at the Shubert Theatre in Chicago in June before transferring to Broadway in the autumnSo is this latest trend just rock's rage against the dying of the light Or is it more a case of what goes around comes around Gershwin and Porter after all were the Springsteens and Joels of their age Perhaps it's simply history repeating itselfNow well into middle-age has it suddenly dawned on our pop heroes of yesteryear that they're dangerously close to their sell-by date in terms of live performance In the old days rock stars toured the world pulling chicks in every city Now the only thing many of them can pull is a muscle on stageAnd because their records are finding less and less airtime on the increasingly aggressive and youth-dominated American radio stations they may now be turning to the musical as a natural progression (and obvious commercial outlet) for their talentHalf a century ago the album charts were dominated by ''original cast'' recordings In the pre-Beatles age the stage musical soundtrack (shows such as The Sound of Music South Pacific West Side Story The King and I) were the best-selling albums of their day My Fair Lady and Oklahoma still hold the endurance record for time spent in the LP charts (292 weeks and 229 weeks respectively) So Joel and Springsteen could soon become the Rodgers and Hart of the 1990s and their albums as always The Sound of Music And there's more than just Billy and Bruce involved On the revival front American writer Joe DiPietro is working on a musical Can't Help Falling in Love based on the hits of Elvis Presley while New York producers are planning stage works based on two of America's late and lamented songstresses Eli's Coming (about Laura Nyro) and Love Janis (about Janis Joplin)So far as beleaguered Broadway is concerned this new blood couldn't have come at a better time The New York theatre scene has been languishing in the doldrums for several years and the events of September 11 last year served to exacerbate the problem Meanwhile back in the UK the rock musical is still alive and in reasonably good nick Mamma Mia. but the gulf of talent, and Scene of The Titans until August 29. ??With art and design in particular it is the case that students are much more au fait with the means with which we can express ourselves than teachers often are. a leading scholar in artist teacher education; Scott Donaldson of Scottish Screen; and Terry Parker of Liverpool John Moores University. giving his rider a sore something. will it be nan bread or boiled rice? will have three different new performances running during First Nights, Now the company will also be appearing at Tramway. 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