Vol. 27 No. 1
Winter 2024
From the Archives: Music & Lyrics
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This Is Still Not A Vacation: The Story of Edward Albee’s Completely Renovated Big White Barn
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Tofte Lake Center
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A Dramatist’s Guide to Tulsa
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In Memory of Shay Youngblood
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Susan Birkenhead
received Tony and Grammy nominations and a Drama Desk Award for her lyrics for Jelly’s Last Jam, a Drama Desk nomination for Triumph of Love, and won a Drama Desk Award and a Tony nomination for Working. She won an Outer Critics Circle award for What About Luv, and an L.A. Drama Critics Award for Minsky’s. She wrote additional lyrics and new songs for the Broadway version of High Society and songs for Stars of David, and A…My Name Is Alice. Her latest musical, written with Lynn Nottage and Duncan Sheik, is The Secret Life of Bees. She is also working on Black Orpheus with Lynn Nottage and George C. Wolfe, and Betty Boop, with Bob Martin, David Foster and Jerry Mitchell.
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