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Razzle Dazzle : the Battle for Broadway Pdf, Epub, Ebook RAZZLE DAZZLE : THE BATTLE FOR BROADWAY PDF, EPUB, EBOOK Michael Riedel | 464 pages | 12 Nov 2020 | SIMON & SCHUSTER | 9781451672176 | English | New York, United States Razzle Dazzle : The Battle for Broadway PDF Book But history is written by the victors. The producers said nobody ever paid any attention to the law. To get that ticket, the broker has to bribe someone, usually someone in the box office. Packaging should be the same as what is found in a retail store, unless the item is handmade or was packaged by the manufacturer in non-retail packaging, such as an unprinted box or plastic bag. They just accept whatever documents the producers give them. Read an Excerpt Razzle Dazzle This is a very weird way to begin an investigation, David Clurman thought as he listened to the anonymous caller on the other end of the line. Fern Michaels Paperback Books. He just wanted to introduce Clurman to some theater people who, he thought, might be able to help him. There are 1 items available. See details. Read more about the condition. Buy It Now. Michael Riedel lays bare the secret history of Broadway in all its grease paint, shady dealings, and shining moments. Special financing available. Riedel masterfully builds suspense as he chronicles productions from idea to stage to reviews to Tony Awards. What is going on? Riedel brushes off the settlement of that state suit 66 counts of self-dealing and conflicts of interest as a stunt by Attorney General Louis Lefkowitz, who he suggests was merely seeking to control seats on the Shubert board for use as patronage rewards. Above a massive fireplace in his living room hung a painting of his only son, John, at the age of eight dressed like Little Lord Fauntleroy. Edgewater, New Jersey, United States. And he mentions the I. Its once shining star, the renowned Shubert Organization, was losing theaters to make way for parking lots. Shipping cost cannot be calculated. You will be redirected back to your article in seconds. This was indeed a strange way to begin an investigation. He had enough evidence—kickbacks, bribes, diverted funds—to bring down Broadway, not least its most powerful entity, the Shubert Organization. Once Jacobs and Schoenfeld solidified their power, they turned a collapsed theater-owning holding company into one of the most successful entertainment empires in the world, spearheading the revitalization of Broadway and the renewal of Times Square. Hardcover Michael Phillips. Back to home page. Here are the 10 Best Books of , along with Notable Books of the year. You are covered by the eBay Money Back Guarantee if you receive an item that is not as described in the listing. Razzle Dazzle is a provocative, no-holds-barred narrative account of the people and the money and the power that re- invented an iconic quarter of New York City, turning its gritty back alleys and sex-shops into the glitzy, dazzling Great White Way--and bringing a crippled New York from the brink of bankruptcy to its glittering glory. Stock photo. Several people in the organization were collecting hundreds of thousands of dollars—perhaps millions—every year without reporting any of it to the Internal Revenue Service. Picture Information. For additional information, see the Global Shipping Program terms and conditions - opens in a new window or tab. Razzle Dazzle : The Battle for Broadway Writer Sanders rated it really liked it. Clurman thanked the caller and hung up. About this product. Razzle Dazzle prese This was an excellent look at the state of Broadway, both the street and the theatrical world, from the late 60s until around the turn of the century. In his column, Riedel is gleefully, often savagely mean. It really picked up when it started to focus more on the shows and the men behind them like Michael Bennet, Tommy Tune, and Andrew Lloyd Webber. This is a great story, told with wit and passion. Marion Branch, a secretary at CBS, told Clurman that she bought as many as five pairs of seats a week from brokers. About this product Product Information The story of the rise, fall, and redemption of Broadway-- its stars, its biggest shows, its producers, and all the drama, intrigue, and power plays that happened behind the scenes. Still, he added, it might be worth looking into the financial practices of Broadway. Startling deaths, unexpected demolitions, backstage gossip, inside stories - it's every bit as theatrical as its subject matter. Rating details. Now Michael Riedel tells the stories of the Shubert Organization and the shows that re-built a city in grand style, revealing the backstage drama that often rivaled what transpired onstage, exposing bitter rivalries, unlikely alliances, and--of course-- scintillating gossip. Razzle Dazzle is an imperfect teacher. Over the next six months, he interviewed, and in some cases subpoenaed, nearly three hundred people in the theater, from producers to theater owners, box office staffers to employees of companies that serviced Broadway productions. Additional Product Features Dewey Edition. He shipped the equipment to a warehouse in upstate New York and then rented it out to other shows in New York and around the country. Add to Watchlist. Stock photo. Names like Bennett, Fosse, Tune, Merrick, Weber, and of course, the mouse that roared, Disney bring the book to life with lots of backstage gossip and all the machinations of ambitious, often greedy men who still, more than anything, love the business that is show and fight for their territory. Michael Moorcock Paperback Books. Riedel's journey unfolds faster than a curtain going up on opening night; and his nimble choreography with language brings a full understanding and appreciation of how the artistry, decisions, and backstage shenanigans made these men and women of Broadway titans of the American theater. Michael Moorcock Hardcover Books. Showing The later chapters also give us some insight into the Nederlander theaters and their shows. The lowest- priced brand-new, unused, unopened, undamaged item in its original packaging where packaging is applicable. It's all great juicy fun, with an army of backstage players, from the monsters like David Merrick to the majors like Michael Bennett. Return policy. Change country: -Select- United States There are 1 items available. Jan 28, Kelly rated it really liked it Shelves: Some cooperated, but many took the Fifth Amendment. Any international shipping is paid in part to Pitney Bowes Inc. Swifty and the "Razzle Dazzle! Ships to:. I also have a greater appreciation of the catastrophic damage that the AIDS epidemic wrought on the the entertainment community in the s and s. Riedel subtitles his book "The Battle for Broadway," and he follows through by giving us a fascinating, eye-popping view of all the bloody carnage. Show More Show Less. It starts with a ticket-scalping scandal that practically brought down the industry, then flashes back to the sharp-elbowed early days of the Shubert empire, and then fills in with anecdotes both well-known to aficionados and long-forgotten by nearly everyone. By Michael Riedel. And while there may still be some 'ice' melting on the streets of mid-town, Riedel shows us that what the scalpers, producers and bookies, in and around Shubert Alley, were doing with kickbacks and bribes, makes the moral decay in Washington look like a badly run lemonade stand. Besides his right-wing politics and simplification of the financial crisis, he clearly has a hatred boner for Stephen Sondheim and Frank Rich. Add to cart. The seller has not specified a shipping method to Germany. Not so Razzle Dazzle. Verified purchase: Yes Condition: Pre-owned. Fern Michaels Hardcover Books. This amount is subject to change until you make payment. Oct 06, Hayley marked it as to-read. Razzle Dazzle : The Battle for Broadway Reviews Lefkowitz, Clurman knew nothing about the economics of the Broadway theater. Opens image gallery Image not available Photos not available for this variation. Buy It Now. In his column, Riedel is gleefully, often savagely mean. You had to have connections—or be willing to pay astronomical prices—to get into, say, Stop the World—I Want to Get Off! It starts with a ticket-scalping scandal that practically brought down the industry, then flashes back to the sharp-elbowed early days of the Shubert empire, and then fills in with anecdotes both well-known to aficionados and long- forgotten by nearly everyone. White, and Charles Addams. A must read. Riedel's journey unfolds faster than a curtain going up on opening night; and his nimble choreography with language brings a full understanding and appreciation of how the artistry, decisions, and backstage shenanigans made these men and women of Broadway titans of the American theater. And at that point, the longest-running show in Broadway history was My Fair Lady, which opened March 15, , at the Mark Hellinger Theatre and closed September 29, , after 2, performances. Javascript is not enabled in your browser. Did I mention they're usually boring? See terms. Here brokers or their runners went to buy tickets for shows in Shubert theaters. Excellent Product! The company also owned the Sardi Building on West Forty-Fourth Street, named after the famed Broadway restaurant housed on the ground floor. This one, however, made the front page of the New York Times, which meant that it was serious. Michael Riedel lays bare the secret history of Broadway in all its grease paint, shady dealings, and shining moments. The item you've selected was not added to your cart. You may also like. Special financing available. Startling deaths, unexpected demolitions, backstage gossip, inside stories - it's every bit as theatrical as its subject matter.
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