Triton Gallery
When Everything Was Possible (Benefit Concert)
Edition:Original
Size:14 x 22"
Condition: Excellent
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Edition:Original
Size:14 x 22"
Condition: Excellent
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Edition:Original
Size:14 x 22"
Condition: Excellent
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On April 29th, 2012, When Everything Was Possible - A Concert (with comments) debuted at New York City Center. Kurt Peterson and Victoria Mallory were welcomed back to the New York stage in a memorable evening of song and story.
The show features new orchestrations by Jonathan Tunick, music direction by Michael Rafter, musical staging by Joshua Bergasse (“SMASH”) and direction by Larry Moss. They perform songs from shows they were in, including West Side Story, Dear World, Follies, A Little Night Music and Sondheim – A Musical Tribute; and debut new songs by Kurt and Jesse Wiener. The concert features images from the era’s greatest photographers – many never before on public display.
"I was flabbergasted. Thank you for transporting me and the audience to a time when 'everything was possible'; a beautifully produced evening of song and memory" -- Angela Lansbury
"Magical! The best of musical theatre. Beautiful voices, charm, shining intelligence, and additionally they're terrific looking. The show they've so adroitly put together is thoroughly entertaining, informative, poignant, was performed with grace and generosity and is a real treat. Bravo." -- Harold Prince
