Mar 22, 2021
Happy Birthday Steve 😚
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Happy Birthday Steve 😚
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Wishing everyone a festive Sondheimas. Love this tribute from Amanda McBroom.
(She's also released the song as a single. That recording doesn't have the talking. )
Happy Birthday Stephen Sondheim
Thank you for writing Sweeney Todd; without you, I would have never been able to play my favorite role (Johanna). Thanks for writing as close to a perfect role for me as I’ve found.
These things don't just happen on their own.
We asked Stephen Sondheim’s admirers, some of them also his collaborators, to reflect on the songs that have stayed in their hearts.
I don't care what James Corden's favorite Sondheim song is, but I'm tickled to learn that Trey Anastasio adores "Mr. Goldstone."
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Let’s not underrate Stephen Sondheim any longer: Theater’s greatest songwriter is also one of theater’s greatest playwrights. Here’s why.
Jesse Green on Sondheim, in honor of the latter’s impending 90th birthday.
Happy birthday, Steve, and happy #Sondheimas to one and all.
Why did it take so long for the composer to be unambivalently embraced? Maybe because ambivalence is what he’s embraced most of all.
Ben Brantley on Sondheim, in honor of the latter's impending 90th birthday.