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"Don't Know Where You Leave Off" from SWEET SMELL OF SUCCESS | Lizzy McAlpine & Noah J. Ricketts
Lizzy McAlpine and Noah J. Ricketts perform "Don't Know Where You Leave Off" from MasterVoices' production of SWEET SMELL OF SUCCESS November 21-22, 2025 Jazz at Lincoln Center's Frederick P. Rose Hall Tickets & more info at https://www.mastervoices.org/events/sweet-smell-of-success/ Music: Marvin Hamlisch Lyrics: Craig Carnelia Book: John Guare Director/Conductor: Ted Sperling Piano: Mike Stapleton Cinematography & Editing by Micah Joel Productions Audio Engineering: Adam Guettel and Finn George Special Thanks: Daniel Seligman, Imogen Lloyd Webber, Kinsley Suer, Ricky Smith, James Forbes Sheehan Video Produced by MasterVoices and Concord Theatricals
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Lisa Brescia - "Nothing Really Happened," from is there life after high school?
Lisa Brescia singing "Nothing Really Happened," from is there life after high school? Performed at "If It Only Even Runs a Minute" at the Beechman, January 31st, 2009. Created and produced by Jennifer Ashley Tepper and Kevin Michael Murphy, with musical direction by Caleb Hoyer.
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Jack Noseworthy in The Sweet Smell of Success
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Craig Carnelia The Cultural Attaché Interview HD 720p
Craig L. Byrd, publisher of the performing arts website Cultural Attaché, talks to 3-time @tonyawards nominated lyricist and composer Craig Carnelia about the upcoming @MasterVoicesNY concert staging of the musical "Sweet Smell of Success." When composer/lyricist Craig Carnelia agreed to try his hand at musical version of Sweet Smell of Success, he stepped into a small, bruising world: the movie’s New York — where gossip columns, nightclub jazz and the machinery of show business conspire to reward cruelty and manufacture celebrity. Carnelia (lyrics) and Marvin Hamlisch (music), paired with a book by John Guare, created a muscular score that has lived unevenly onstage but insistently in the ear of theatre-lovers. MasterVoices revives the piece in concert this weekend at Jazz at Lincoln Center’s Rose Theater — a stripped-down staging that restores material the Broadway run trimmed and lets the music and words speak plainly to an audience suddenly conversant enough in modern media to hear new echoes. I recently spoke with Carnelia about the collaboration, what was lost and regained, and why the show — despite its early Broadway struggles — still matters. Please subscribe below for more conversations with leading figures the performing arts. Follow us: @attache4culture Website: culturalattache.co
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Jeremy Jordan, Lindsay Mendez, Marc Kudisch & More Sing SWEET SMELL OF SUCCESS by Marvin Hamlisch
Jeremy Jordan, Marc Kudisch, Marissa McGowan, Lindsay Mendez and Adam Jacobs perform the Marvin Hamlisch/Craig Carnelia/John Guare musical SWEET SMELL OF SUCCESS at a May 4, 2015 benefit for the American Cancer Society at the Hudson Theatre in New York City.
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Fran And Janie - Is There Life After High School - Danielle Morris
Our performance of Fran and Janie from Is There Life After High School. Performed as part of a shortened version of the musical at the Kenneth More Theatre Ilford as part of a graduating showcase of CPA College.
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Allie Trimm - "Dad & I" (ACTOR LAWYER INDIAN CHIEF)
IF IT ONLY EVEN RUNS A MINUTE Volume 14 February 9, 2015 - 54 Below Created and Produced by Jennifer Ashley Tepper & Kevin Michael Murphy Music Direction by Joshua Zecher-Ross Filmed by Shoshana Feinstein - http://famousinny.com
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Craig Carnelia - 1993 MAC Awards - Flight
Craig Carnelia sings his song "Flight" at the 1993 MAC Awards.
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WORKING the Musical: Interview with songwriter Craig Carnelia
Craig Carnelia counts the original Working among his fondest experiences in the theater. In this interview, he discusses his initial involvement with the project and some favorite characters and moments.
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