201: PRE-PERFORMANCE TALK: The Restoration of Tan Manhattan
Tan Manhattan, thought to be lost since 1941, has been resurrected and made ready for the Festival’s Benefit Gala performance. Three minds behind this musical revue’s restoration—historian of American musical theater Robert Kimball; music writer Barry Singer; and composer/performer William Bolcom—discuss the arduous process of bringing it back to life, including extensive archival work and the meaning the process has had on their own lives.
Program Presenters:
- Robert Kimball
- Barry Singer
- William Bolcom
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When:
Friday November 5, 2004
12:00 to 1:00 PM
Where:
Grainger Ballroom, Symphony Center
220 S. Michigan Ave.
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