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Stewart Lane: "Let's Put On A Show"

Free Reading, Q&A and Book Signing
Sep. 20, 2007 at 6:00 pm
mrbroadway.com

The Drama Book Shop
250 West 40th Street
dramabookshop.com

Read Ward Morehouse III's interview with Stewart Lane and his wife, Bonnie Comley

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Stewart Lane reads from his book "Let's Put On A Show" on Sep. 20 at the Drama Book Shop
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Anyone who's even thinking about producing a play or a musical for the first time absolutely needs to read Stewart Lane's new book, "Let's Put on a Show." There's no one more qualified to write this book than the four-time Tony Award winner Lane, who has been cranking out the Broadway hits since 1979—with titles to his credit ranging from "La Cage aux Folles" to "Beauty and the Beast" and "Legally Blonde."

Mr. Lane will be reading excerpts from his book, answering questions and signing copies of "Let's Put on a Show."

Billed as a one-stop, reader-friendly handbook for producing a play or musical, "Let's Put On A Show" takes you through the entire production process: from idea to ovation. It gives novices and first-time theatre producers, as well as community and regional theatre producers, a Broadway insider's advice on successfully staging a performance—even when you don't have a big Broadway budget.

A four-time Tony Award-winning producer, Stewart F. Lane's credits include more than twenty Broadway shows and numerous others in London, Ireland, and the U.S. He won Tonys for "Thoroughly Modern Millie," "The Will Rogers Follies," "La Cage aux Folles," and "Jay Johnson: The Two And Only" and he has received five other nominations as well. In addition to producing, he is the co-owner and operator of the Palace Theater in New York City. For more about Mr. Lane, visit his website, mrbroadway.com.


 

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